Latest Episodes

In Episode 33 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Margaret Wang, founder and CEO of GenPrime and Rhea Fertility, and the woman rewriting what fertility care looks like across Asia. Margaret shares her personal journey from Wall Street to fertility founder, from freezing her eggs alone across borders after ending her engagement to building the country's tenth fertility clinic in a nation of 115 million people. They get into everything most women were never taught to ask: follicle counts, egg quality, IVF, the emotional truth of it all, and why male fertility deserves the same seat at the table. If you've ever wondered when you should start thinking about your fertility, this episode is your baseline check.

In Episode 32 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Janine Gutierrez for a warm, grounded, and honest conversation about acting, ambition, and the quiet discipline behind a career built on her own terms. Fresh off her hit Prime Video series The Loyalty Game with Jericho Rosales, Janine opens up about locking into a demanding role, the art of preparation, working with her real-life partner, and what it takes to advocate for yourself as a Filipina in an industry that rewards silence. The episode covers acting craft, loyalty testers, women's intuition, being named Esquire's Sexiest Woman Alive, love in her 30s, and the wisdom she inherited from her mother and Lola Pilita. Equal parts intimate and inspiring, this conversation is about staying grounded through big moments, choosing bravery over convenience, and building the kind of life that quietly speaks for itself.

In Episode 29 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Janine Gutierrez for a warm, grounded, and honest conversation about acting, ambition, and the quiet discipline behind a career built on her own terms. Fresh off her hit Prime Video series The Loyalty Game with Jericho Rosales, Janine opens up about locking into a demanding role, the art of preparation, working with her real-life partner, and what it takes to advocate for yourself as a Filipina in an industry that rewards silence. The episode covers acting craft, loyalty testers, women's intuition, being named Esquire's Sexiest Woman Alive, love in her 30s, and the wisdom she inherited from her mother and Lola Pilita. Equal parts intimate and inspiring, this conversation is about staying grounded through big moments, choosing bravery over convenience, and building the kind of life that quietly speaks for itself.

In this solo Q&A episode of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down alone to answer your most honest questions about the life behind the effortless. Fresh off Euro summer, Paris Fashion Week, a wedding that made her rethink her own, and a brand trip to Georgia, she opens up about what actually goes into looking put together, why "effortless" takes two months of prep, and what it really feels like to run three businesses while still reading the comments about her online. The episode covers fashion, work ethic, journaling, aesthetics, managing a team, and the wisdom she's picked up about people and life in her 30s. Equal parts personal and unfiltered, this is Kylie without a guest, without a filter, and finally answering what you actually wanted to ask.

In Episode 29 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Nadine Lustre for a grounded, vulnerable, and refreshingly honest conversation about reinventing yourself on your own terms. Known to her loyal fans as "The President," Nadine opens up about walking away from showbiz in her late teens, the film that catapulted her career, manifesting her slow life in Siargao, and learning to say no after years of saying yes to everything. The episode explores fame, manifestation, slow living, mental health, love teams, fan culture, and the cost of staying relevant, while also diving into acting craft, business, identity, and protecting your peace in an industry that never stops. Equal parts intimate and grounding, this conversation is about choosing yourself, slowing down, and refusing to lose yourself in a world that demands constant visibility.

In Episode 28 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Abi Marquez for a sharp, candid, and inspiring conversation about turning your culture into a global movement. Known as the "Lumpia Queen," Abi opens up about going viral from a pandemic hobby, becoming Forbes 30 under 30, manifesting her Gordon Ramsay collab into existence, and learning to lead a team when she's used to doing everything herself. The episode explores content creation, storytelling, perfectionism, delegation, virality, and the weight of representing Filipino food on the world stage, while also diving into manifestation, creative process, business, and what it really takes to stay excellent without losing yourself. Equal parts educational and grounding, this conversation is about owning your craft, taking pride in where you come from, and refusing to dim your dream until the world catches on.

In Episode 27 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Joy Barcoma for a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking conversation about using your voice when it matters most. Known as the self-made "Pambansang Jusa," Joy opens up about working as a film extra to put herself through school, winning Miss Philippines Earth, and transforming her platform into a space for political commentary, social awareness, and advocacy. The episode explores pageantry, privilege, social media, activism, leadership, and the responsibility that comes with influence, while also diving into love, ambition, and staying grounded in a culture obsessed with relevance. Equal parts entertaining and insightful, this conversation is about speaking up, thinking critically, and refusing to stay silent when you have something worth saying.

In Episode 26 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Jade So for a fearless conversation about identity, self-expression, and the courage it takes to take up space unapologetically. From navigating life as a trans woman in the Philippines to becoming one of the most talked-about queens in the drag scene, Jade opens up about the experiences that shaped her—from being denied entry to her prom, facing discrimination, and finding her place in a world that often tried to tell her who she should be. The episode explores drag beyond the makeup and performances, diving into confidence, visibility, dating, mental health, and the realities of living authentically under public scrutiny. Bold, funny, vulnerable, and deeply empowering, this conversation is about owning your truth, reclaiming your narrative, and learning that your differences can become your greatest strength.

In Episode 25 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Bea Millan-Windorski for a heartfelt conversation about identity, purpose, and staying true to yourself in a world that constantly asks you to fit in. Fresh off her Miss Universe Philippines win, Bea opens up about growing up Filipino-American, struggling to belong, being bullied for her passions, and ultimately finding a sense of home and purpose in the Philippines. The episode explores pageantry beyond the crown, diving into activism, LGBTQ+ allyship, love, politics, community, and the pressure of representing something bigger than yourself. Thoughtful, intelligent, and refreshingly authentic, this conversation is about embracing what makes you different, trusting your convictions, and discovering that the things that once made you feel out of place may be the very things that set you apart.

In Episode 24 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with KaladKaren for a fearless and unfiltered conversation about authenticity, representation, and what it means to be the first. From starting as a Karen Davila impersonator to becoming the Philippines’ first transgender primetime news anchor, MMFF-winning actress, and a respected voice in media, KaladKaren reflects on the barriers she has broken and the responsibilities that come with visibility. The episode dives into journalism, politics, LGBTQ+ rights, pageant culture, love, marriage, and the ongoing fight for equality, while also exploring the woman behind the headlines: Jervi Wrightson. Honest, funny, and deeply insightful, this conversation is about speaking up, staying true to yourself, and proving that authenticity can be both powerful and revolutionary.

In Episode 23 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Vania Romoff for an honest and insightful conversation about creativity, ambition, reinvention, and the realities of building a brand that lasts. Known for her feminine, modern designs and as one of the leading names in Philippine fashion, Vania opens up about the pressure of proving herself outside her family name, the failures that shaped her business mindset, and the difficult balance between artistry and entrepreneurship. The episode explores fashion as identity and armor, the loneliness of leadership, marriage and motherhood while staying ambitious, and the importance of staying true to your creative voice in an industry driven by trends and appearances. Grounded, reflective, and deeply self-aware, this conversation is about growth, resilience, and learning that success is not about looking successful, but building something real over time.

In Episode 22 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Bianca Gonzalez for a thoughtful and deeply honest conversation about womanhood, purpose, success, and what it means to guide people through life while still figuring things out yourself. Known as the creator and host of Paano Ba ‘To, Bianca opens up about building one of the most trusted platforms in the Philippines, evolving through different stages of life, and carrying the pressure of always having the “right” answers. The episode explores career pivots, motherhood, burnout, Filipino culture, money, ambition, and the realities women face when trying to balance purpose with personal happiness. Sharp, reflective, and grounded, this conversation is about growing older with intention, questioning outdated expectations, and learning that even the people we look to for advice are still evolving too.

In this solo episode of Almost Honest, Kylie turns the mic inward for a candid one-on-one conversation about love, situationships, career pressure, AI, marriage, ambition, and the messy realities of figuring life out in your 20s and 30s. Responding to real listener dilemmas, Kylie shares her unfiltered takes on exes, commitment, friendship breakups, choosing between stability and passion, and learning when to walk away from things that no longer feel aligned. The episode also dives into modern anxieties around AI, the creator journey behind Almost Honest, and what success, partnership, and self-worth look like in this season of her life. Honest, funny, chaotic, and surprisingly reflective, this conversation feels less like a podcast and more like late-night advice from a friend who’s still figuring things out too.

In Episode 20 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Dani Barretto for a candid and layered conversation about success, motherhood, marriage, and evolving as a woman in the public eye. From building one of the top podcasts in the Philippines to navigating family dynamics, online scrutiny, and the realities behind content creation, Dani opens up about the parts of her life people think they understand but often get wrong. The episode dives into love, long-term relationships, and the unspoken truths about marriage, alongside the challenges of becoming a mother at a young age and balancing ambition with family life. Honest, grounded, and reflective, this conversation is about growth, self-awareness, and redefining success on your own terms as life continues to evolve.

In Episode 19 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Celeste Cortesi for a raw and deeply personal conversation about identity, loss, reinvention, and stepping into a new chapter after the crown. From growing up between Italy and the Philippines to losing her father at a young age and navigating the pressure of representing the country on the Miss Universe stage, to being the founder of Asul. Celeste opens up about grief, belonging, and the realities behind public expectations. The episode explores the emotional toll of pageantry, the harshness of online criticism, and the quiet strength it takes to rebuild after moments that feel like failure. Now entering a new season marked by business, love, and motherhood, this conversation is about healing, growth, and embracing life's unexpected plot twists.

In Episode 18 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Inka Magnaye for a candid and unfiltered conversation about voice, identity, and what it really means to show up authentically online. Known as one of the most recognizable voices in the Philippines and a creator who isn’t afraid to speak her mind, Inka opens up about building a career around her voice, navigating the realities of the creator economy, and setting boundaries in a world that rewards oversharing. The episode dives into hot takes on authenticity, love, and self-perception, while also tackling deeper conversations around mental health, online criticism, and the pressure women face in digital spaces. Honest, witty, and self-aware, this conversation is about owning your voice, unlearning old beliefs, and learning how to exist online without losing yourself.

In Episode 17 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Iza Calzado for a deeply honest conversation about womanhood, motherhood, reinvention, and the courage to live life on your own timeline. From starting new projects in her 40s to becoming a mother later in life, Iza opens up about the pressure women face to have everything figured out early, and what it really means to grow, change, and redefine success with age. The episode explores mental health, loss, marriage, career longevity, and the realities of being a Filipina woman in the public eye. Thoughtful, grounded, and reflective, this conversation is about maturity, self-acceptance, and learning that life does not end at one chapter — sometimes it only begins there.

In Episode 16 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Milka Romero for a candid, high-level conversation about building a business empire while carrying a recognizable name and the expectations that come with it.

In Episode 15 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Ahtisa Manalo for an almost honest conversation about resilience, pressure, and life after chasing the crown for nearly two decades. Known as one of the most persistent and hardworking figures in Philippine pageantry, Ahtisa opens up about the reality behind the wins, the losses, and the expectations that come with growing up in the public eye.

In Episode 14 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Marina Summers for a powerful conversation about identity, courage, and stepping into your true self in front of the world. From Drag Race Philippines to the global stage, Marina opens up about coming out as a trans woman, navigating fame while evolving personally, and the emotional journey of finally living authentically after years of performance, pressure, and expectation. The episode explores femininity, family, the realities of the drag industry, and the discipline it takes to turn art into a career. Honest, vulnerable, and celebratory, this conversation is about self-acceptance, resilience, and the freedom that comes with choosing who you really are.

In Episode 13 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Megan Young for a candid conversation about growing up in public, stepping into motherhood, and learning how to define yourself beyond titles. From pageantry and showbiz to marriage, business, and raising a child, Megan opens up about the realities behind the crowns, the pressure of expectations, and the quiet shifts that come with entering a new season of life. The episode explores the challenges of balancing career and family, navigating the industry as a woman, and finding fulfillment after achieving the goals you once dreamed of. Honest, reflective, and grounded, this conversation is about maturity, identity, and choosing what truly matters as life evolves.

In Episode 12 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Dra. Aivee Teo-Aguilar, one of the Philippines’ most influential aesthetic doctors and entrepreneurs, to unpack the evolving meaning of beauty in a world obsessed with appearances. Known for building the Aivee Clinic empire while balancing life as a doctor, CEO, wife, and mother, Dra. Aivee opens up about the realities behind aesthetic treatments, the myths surrounding Botox, fillers, and skincare, and the fine line between enhancement and insecurity. From beauty standards and anti-aging to entrepreneurship, marriage, and motherhood, this episode explores what it really means to look good, feel confident, and age gracefully in an industry built around perfection. It’s an honest conversation about beauty, discipline, self-perception, and the choices people make in pursuit of confidence.

In Episode 11 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Dinah Salonga to unpack the hidden cost of success — and why the most driven people are often the worst sleepers. A former Oracle Philippines executive and high-performing tech CEO who spent decades running on insomnia, Dinah shares the turning point that led her to walk away from traditional definitions of success and rebuild her life around sleep, sustainability, and meaning. This episode centers on burnout, performance, and the radical idea that rest is not the opposite of ambition — it’s the foundation of it. From practical sleep strategies and stress management to AI, entrepreneurship, and redefining what a successful life actually looks like, this conversation challenges hustle culture and reframes rest as a competitive advantage, not a weakness.

In Episode 10 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Pia Campos, one of the Philippines' most respected talent managers, for a candid conversation about what really goes on behind the scenes of Philippine showbiz. Known for shaping the careers of some of the country's biggest names, Pia pulls back the curtain on the industry she's navigated for decades — the deals, the dynamics, the pressure, and the parts nobody talks about publicly. This episode explores the unspoken rules of entertainment, what it actually takes to build and sustain a career in the spotlight, and how the rise of influencer culture has shifted the power dynamics between talent, management, and brands. Pia and Kylie share an honest exchange about ambition, loyalty, and the quiet decisions that define a career — and a reputation.

In Episode 9 of Almost Honest, Kylie Verzosa shares her Ins and Outs for 2026 — a personal reset on how she wants to move, spend her energy, and define success in this new season. This is not advice, but a reflection on growth: leaving behind financial delusion, people-pleasing, doomscrolling, fakeness, and oversharing, and leaning into smarter choices, intentional relationships, health, new skills, real experiences, privacy, and quality over quantity. This episode centers on boundaries, self-trust, and alignment — choosing what chooses you, protecting your peace, nurturing the seeds you’ve already planted, and stepping into 2026 with clarity instead of noise.

A shame-free conversation about money, debt, and financial independence.

Motherhood, starting over, and choosing yourself in the public eye.

In Episode 6 of Almost Honest, Kylie turns the mic inward for an Ask Me Anything episode, inviting listeners into a rare, unfiltered conversation about the parts of her life that don’t usually make it on camera. Known publicly for her titles, projects, and polished presence, Kylie opens up about fear, doubt, growth, and the quieter moments that shaped who she is now. Drawing from questions on identity, mistakes, rest, ambition, and self-worth, this episode centers on reflection, self-awareness, and the evolving meaning of success. More than answers, it offers honesty—about starting something new, carrying expectations, letting go, and learning to live with uncertainty instead of rushing to fix it.

Fear, burnout, and what it costs to stand alone in the Senate.

In Episode 4 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Kim King, known as “The Broth Queen,” to unpack what it really takes to build an industry from scratch while raising five children and redefining wellness on your own terms. Best known for pioneering the bone broth movement in the Philippines, Kim shares how curiosity, science, and obsession, not traditional credentials, became the foundation of a thriving wellness brand. This episode goes beyond weight loss and trends, exploring identity, body image, mental health, and the invisible labor behind both entrepreneurship and motherhood. At its core, this is a conversation between two women who carved unconventional paths and didn’t wait for permission.

Life after the crown, coming out, and owning your truth.

In Episode 2 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Fille Cayetano to explore what happens after the dream—after the championships, the medals, and the identity that once defined you. Known publicly as a volleyball legend and part of Ateneo’s iconic “Fab 5,” Fille opens up about stepping away from the athlete identity, entering motherhood, and redefining herself outside of achievement and applause. This episode centers on reinvention, quiet confidence, and the uncomfortable in-between phases many women experience but rarely talk about.

Love, identity, and the messy reality of Filipino dating culture today.