Latest Episodes

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 Sharp, reflective, and grounded, this conversation is about growing older with intention, questioning outdated expectations, and learning that even the people we look to for advice are still evolving too.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.