In Episode 5 of Almost Honest, a deeply personal and politically charged conversation unfolds with Senator Risa Hontiveros, the leader of the opposition and one of the Philippines’ most outspoken voices for women’s rights, LGBTQ+ equality, and government accountability.

This episode moves beyond headlines and soundbites to examine the human cost of courage. From standing alone as “1 against 23” in the Senate, to leading corruption investigations and pushing controversial but necessary legislation, Senator Risa opens up about fear, burnout, integrity, and the emotional toll of choosing principle over popularity.

At its core, this is not just a political episode. It is a conversation about modern womanhood, moral clarity, and what it really means to use your voice when silence is safer.

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.

In Episode 3 of Almost Honest, Kylie sits down with Michelle Dee for a raw, unfiltered conversation about identity beyond pageantry—and what it really takes to own your voice when the world expects perfection.

Publicly known as Miss Universe Philippines, Michelle opens up about life after the crown: ending a long pageant journey, coming out as bisexual, advocating for autism and mental health, and consciously shaping a personal brand rooted in authenticity rather than approval. This episode pulls back the curtain on visibility, pressure, and reinvention—especially for women whose lives are constantly watched, judged, and projected onto.

Rather than celebrating titles, this conversation centers on 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.