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Near-Death Experiences, Undercover Crimes, Seeing a 9-Year-Old Prostitute, War and Conflict Coverage
May 12, 2026
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Mac vs PC: Which Is Better for Creators?
Apr 27, 2026
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Ep 72: Toxic Shooters, Working with Celebrities, Business Dubai vs Philippines | with Bella Morcen
Apr 7, 2026
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Ep. 71: The Harsh Reality of Modeling | with Alina Nine
Mar 31, 2026
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Ep 70: Usapang OG Dubai Filipino Camera Shooters | with Mike Malate, Patrick Fronda and Fred Aguirre
Mar 8, 2026
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| 5/12/26 |  Near-Death Experiences, Undercover Crimes, Seeing a 9-Year-Old Prostitute, War and Conflict Coverage | What does it really take to be a news cameraman?In this episode, I sit down with Pedro Postrero III to talk about the untold risks, sacrifices, and life behind the camera in the world of news and journalism.From working with GMA Network in the Philippines, Pedro shares his experiences covering dangerous stories, going undercover for sensitive operations, documenting prostitution cases, witnessing war and conflict zones, and seeing moments most people will never experience in their lifetime.This episode goes beyond cameras and journalism. It’s about courage, pressure, survival, and the human stories behind every headline.🎙️ The Untold Risks and Stories of a News CameramanChapters:0:00 – Introduction06:35 – Undercover work: prostitution and drugs13:47 – Covering families in poverty23:27 – Near-death experiences in the field29:16 – Bribery and corruption in the news industry36:04 – Working with Mike Enriquez40:22 – Differences between the Philippines and Dubai media industries48:46 – Thoughts and suggestions for improving the media industry in the Philippines57:11 – Pedro’s announcement: departing from the UAE#Podcast #NewsCameraman #Journalism #GMA #BehindTheScenes #Storytelling #Documentary #News #Philippines #JruzzInspires------------------------------------Welcome to the Jruzz Inspires Podcast, a Dubai based podcast centered on real conversations about content creation, photography, social media, mindset, and the creative journey behind the scenes. Hosted by Jruzz, a Dubai based photographer, content creator, and visual storyteller. Each episode features honest stories, practical insights, and real life lessons from creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals navigating today’s digital world. Whether you are just starting out, building your personal brand, or looking for inspiration to stay relevant and consistent, this podcast is designed to educate, motivate, and keep things real.Follow for updates, behind the scenes content, and daily inspiration on Instagram:www.instagram.com/jruzzinspireswww.instagram.com/jruzz | — | ||||||
| 4/27/26 |  Mac vs PC: Which Is Better for Creators? | In this episode, I sit down with Zia to talk about one of the biggest debates in the creative world, Mac vs PC: Which Is Better for Creators? 🎙️💻We break down the pros and cons of both platforms from a creator’s perspective, including video editing, photo editing, performance, portability, software compatibility, and overall value for money.Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, designer, or content creator trying to decide which setup fits your workflow best, this episode is for you.Tune in as we share our experiences, opinions, and maybe settle the debate once and for all 👀🔥 | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | Ep 72: Toxic Shooters, Working with Celebrities, Business Dubai vs Philippines | with Bella Morcen | In this episode, I sit down with Bella Morcen, a photo and video studio owner from the Philippines who recently moved to Dubai, UAE.We dive into the differences and challenges of running a photography and videography business in both places, from client expectations and pricing to work culture, growth opportunities, and overall work environment. Bella also shares her honest take on the “toxic Filipino shooters mindset” that holds many creatives back, and how shifting your perspective can unlock bigger opportunities.Beyond that, we explore valuable insights into the events industry, including weddings and kiddie parties, and what it really takes to stand out in a competitive market.Whether you’re an aspiring photographer, videographer, or a seasoned creative, this episode is packed with practical advice, mindset shifts, and real-world experiences to help you grow and evolve in your craft.Watch now and take your creative career to the next level.Chapters00:00 - Introduction07:36 - Background in the Philippines18:34 - Kiddie party experience26:38 - Moving to Dubai31:51 - Differences Dubai vs Philippines45:15 - Toxic Filipino shooters48:51 - Feeding shooters during events59:20 - Toxic mindset01:08:19 - Tipping culture01:12:44 - Advice for moving to Dubai01:17:28 - Dubai cost of living01:19:42 - Dubai international diversity01:23:25 - Kabayan discount mindset01:27:02 - Working with celebrities01:35:57 - Advice to female photographers------------------------------------Welcome to the Jruzz Inspires Podcast, a Dubai based podcast centered on real conversations about content creation, photography, social media, mindset, and the creative journey behind the scenes. Hosted by Jruzz, a Dubai based photographer, content creator, and visual storyteller. Each episode features honest stories, practical insights, and real life lessons from creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals navigating today’s digital world. Whether you are just starting out, building your personal brand, or looking for inspiration to stay relevant and consistent, this podcast is designed to educate, motivate, and keep things real.Follow for updates, behind the scenes content, and daily inspiration on Instagram:www.instagram.com/jruzzinspireswww.instagram.com/jruzz | — | ||||||
| 3/31/26 |  Ep. 71: The Harsh Reality of Modeling | with Alina Nine | In this episode, I sit down with Alina Nine, a former professional runway model, who opens up about The Harsh Reality of Modeling. From extreme pressure to lose weight, to substance use, and toxic working environments—she shares the truth most people never see.But it’s not all dark—Alina also talks about the powerful lessons she took from the industry and how they shaped her future career and mindset today.This is raw, honest, and eye-opening.Watch now and see the modeling world from a whole new perspective. | — | ||||||
| 3/8/26 | Ep 70: Usapang OG Dubai Filipino Camera Shooters | with Mike Malate, Patrick Fronda and Fred Aguirre | First ever episode in my native language, where I invited my fellow OG Filipino camera shooters in Dubai to talk about the industry in the past, the equipment we used, and the valuable lessons we learned over the years to inspire the younger generation of shooters.Guests: Mike Malate, Patrick Fronda and Fred Aguirre------------------------------------Welcome to the Jruzz Inspires Podcast, a Dubai based podcast centered on real conversations about content creation, photography, social media, mindset, and the creative journey behind the scenes. Hosted by Jruzz, a Dubai based photographer, content creator, and visual storyteller. Each episode features honest stories, practical insights, and real life lessons from creators, entrepreneurs, and professionals navigating today’s digital world. Whether you are just starting out, building your personal brand, or looking for inspiration to stay relevant and consistent, this podcast is designed to educate, motivate, and keep things real.Follow for updates, behind the scenes content, and daily inspiration on Instagram:www.instagram.com/jruzzinspireswww.instagram.com/jruzz | — | ||||||
| 3/3/26 |  Ep 69: The Real Truth Behind Content Creation | Q&A with Imogen | In this episode, Imogen an animation graduate, challenged me with honest and uncomfortable questions about content creation. Not just the wins, but the doubts, the mistakes, the pressure to go viral, and the reality behind personal branding.We discuss storytelling, emotional connection, consistency without burnout, what most people misunderstand about going viral, and what I would do if I had to start again at 22 with no audience.If you are serious about creating with purpose, this conversation is for you.Chapters:0:00 - Introduction9:09 - What originally made you fall in love with creating content12:34 - What separates good storytelling from great storytelling18:58 - Do you think visuals are becoming more important than ever in content creation21:39 - What makes content emotionally connect with people25:14 - How do you know when idea is worth producing30:54 - When you first started what were you most insecure about37:28 - What would you tell your younger self when you are just beginning40:58 - Did you ever feel behind compared to other creators43:55 - What's one mistake creatives make within their first year51:10 - How important is personal branding for creatives today58:45 - How do you stay consistent without burning out / How to stay motivated1:01:03 - What do you think most people misunderstand about going viral1:07:12 - How do you balance quality with consistency1:11:43 - Beauty standards and pretty privilege on social media1:19:20 - How do you handle criticism or negative feedback1:23:38 - What has had the biggest impact on your success1:25:58 - If you are 22 again with creative skills but no audience what exact steps would you taken the next 6 months1:29:04 - Imo's animation showcase | — | ||||||
| 2/19/26 |  Ep 68 - The Impact of Personal Branding for Creators | with Bethoven Filomeno | In this episode, I sit down with Mr. Bethoven Filomeno, a lecturer of Digital Marketing and Communications at De Montfort University Dubai and a passionate fashion photographer, to explore The Impact of Personal Branding for Creators.We dive deep into how building a strong personal brand goes far beyond logos and aesthetics. It is about positioning, clarity, and the way people perceive your value. Mr. Bethoven shares insights from both academia and real world creative experience, breaking down how a well defined personal brand can elevate your career, strengthen your business, attract the right opportunities, and build long term trust with your audience.If you are a creator who wants to move from simply producing content to becoming a recognizable and respected brand, this conversation will give you a clearer direction on how to stand out with purpose and authority. | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 |  Ep 67: Stories of Life Through Magic, Beyond the Tricks | with Normando the Magician | In this episode, I sit down with Normando, a UK based magician whose journey proves that magic is more than just tricks. From a small town in the Philippines to performing for celebrities around the world, his story is nothing short of inspiring.He started learning magic at a very young age, moved to Dubai at just 19, and worked in a restaurant while performing magic on the side. What began as a passion slowly turned into purpose.Through persistence, belief, and countless unseen moments, Normando transformed his craft into a full time career, becoming a celebrity magician performing for some of the biggest names visiting Dubai.This is not just a story about magic.This is a story about life, risk, and turning dreams into reality. | — | ||||||
| 1/7/26 |  Ep 66 - Building a Photographer Career in 2026 | with Chris Calumberan and Ace Reyes | In this episode, we share our experience on how we would start a photography career in 2026. We talk about branding, social media, consistency, and the mindset needed to grow, stay relevant, and actually make a living in photography. Whether you are just starting out or looking to level up your photography career, this episode is packed with practical insights, honest advice, and real talk from experience. | — | ||||||
| 12/12/25 |  Episode 65: Podcasting 101 for Dummies, Quick Start Guide | Are you aspiring to have your own podcast? In this episode I sit down with Paula Macneill, a Dubai based podcast host and the creator of Portraits by Paula Mac. Together we break down what new hosts need to know before starting their own show. We talk about the real benefits of having a podcast, the struggles and challenges that come with it, and the lessons we learned along the way. We also dive into renting a studio compared to building one at home and share some of our funniest and most memorable moments behind the mic. If you are an aspiring host looking for inspiration and practical advice, this episode will help you take your first steps with confidence. | — | ||||||
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| 11/18/25 |  Ep 64. Leadership in Silence and Its Impact | with Matt Jennison | In this episode we dive into Leadership in Silence and Its Impact with special guest Matt Jennison, Managing Director of Explore Performance.Matt shares his unique style of leadership, exploring how quiet influence, thoughtful decision-making, and leading by example can create a powerful impact on teams and organizations. We discuss the lessons he’s learned along the way, strategies for guiding teams without needing to be loud, and how silent leadership can shape long-lasting results.Whether you’re a manager, aspiring leader, or just curious about the power of leading with presence, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. | — | ||||||
| 11/2/25 |  Ep 63. The Language of Silence and the Gift of Surrender | with Sammar Shabir | In this episode, I sit down with Sammar Shabir, an author and mindset coach originally from Pakistan and now based in Dubai. We dive into The Language of Silence and Gift of Surrender, exploring how embracing stillness and letting go can transform your mindset. Shabir shares powerful personal stories, insights from her coaching journey, and gives us a glimpse into her upcoming book, The Barred Window.Whether you’re on a path of self-discovery or learning to shift your perspective, this episode will inspire you to find strength in surrender and clarity in silence. | — | ||||||
| 10/25/25 |  Ep 62 - The Flight Attendants Shocking Reality | with Uliana Shepotynnyk | Think being a flight attendant is all about travel, luxury, and free flights? Think again. In this episode, I sit down with Uliana, a Dubai-based flight attendant, to uncover the shocking reality behind life in the skies.From dealing with passengers and long-haul flights to meeting celebrities, handling misconceptions, and answering controversial questions, Uliana reveals what really happens behind the uniform. She opens up about the emotional highs and lows, the challenges of constant travel, and the surprising truths that most people never see.If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a flight attendant or just wondered what their life is truly like, this episode will change the way you see them forever. | — | ||||||
| 10/13/25 |  Ep 61. Lighting 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Lighting | In this episode, I sit down with my friend Aman to talk all about lighting. We break down the basics, share practical tips on which lights to get as a beginner, and I highlight the lighting setup I personally use for my work. Big thanks to Nanlite for sending some of their amazing lighting products that we tested and discussed during the episode.Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, or just starting out in content creation, this episode will help you understand how lighting can completely change your visuals. | — | ||||||
| 10/3/25 |  Ep 60. Crossroads: When Change Brings Courage | with Karine Kaisa Yengo | In this powerful episode, I sit down with Karine from Cameroon, author of Crossroads: When Change Brings Courage. Now based in Dubai, Karine opens up about her journey of moving to the UAE at just 19 years old. She shares the challenges of starting over in a new country, the discrimination she faced, and the steps she took to build her career and identity in a diverse city like Dubai.This episode is about resilience, courage, and personal growth. If you are an expat in Dubai, a young professional facing challenges, or someone looking for motivation to keep pushing forward, Karine’s story will inspire you to embrace change and turn obstacles into opportunities. | — | ||||||
| 9/24/25 |  Episode 59: The Life and Hustle Behind the Beats | with Boss J Beats | In this episode, I sit down with Boss J Beats, a DJ, emcee, and artist performer based in Dubai originally from the Philippines. He opens up about his journey, sharing the hustles behind his success, the challenges he faced, and the future goals he is working toward. Boss J Beats inspires with his story, encouraging people, especially Filipinos, to chase their dreams, work hard, believe in themselves, and step outside their comfort zone. | — | ||||||
| 9/16/25 |  Episode 58: Beauty Privilege in the Photography Industry | with Anastasia Cheers | In this episode, we explore the concept of beauty privilege in the photography industry with Anastasia Cheers, a professional photographer in Dubai originally from Russia. Anastasia started her career as a model, which led her to discover a deep passion for photography. Within months of picking up a camera, she immersed herself in film photography and built the foundation for her creative journey.Together, we discuss the advantages and challenges women face in the photography industry, particularly in Dubai and the UAE. Anastasia opens up about how beauty and appearance can influence opportunities, recognition, and expectations in the creative field. She also shares her personal journey of transitioning from modeling to photography, the lessons she has learned, and advice for aspiring photographers navigating the industry. | — | ||||||
| 8/18/25 |  Ep 57: Canon vs Sony | Which Camera System is Better? | with Timothy Matthews | Canon vs Sony, the ultimate debate in the world of photography and videography! In this episode, I sit down with Timothy Matthews for a heated yet friendly discussion about which camera system truly stands out. We compare Canon vs Sony cameras, lenses, color science, autofocus, and overall performance to help creators decide which brand fits their style best.Whether you are a Canon user, a Sony fan, or a beginner choosing your first camera, this conversation is packed with insights, real experiences, and honest opinions. Tune in to discover which system might be the right one for you! | — | ||||||
| 8/15/25 |  Ep 56 - Into the World of Wildlife Photography | with Rémi Vacher | Join us as we dive into the world of wildlife photography with Rémi Vacher, a French wildlife photographer now based in Dubai. Rémi discovered his passion for wildlife photography during the pandemic, but his fascination with animals started at a very young age.In this episode, he shares his wildlife photography journey, tips for beginner wildlife photographers, and insights on capturing stunning images of animals in their natural habitats. Whether you’re looking for wildlife photography tips, inspiration, or guidance on how to start photographing animals, this episode has something for everyone.Learn how to improve your nature and wildlife photography, discover Rémi’s favorite techniques, and get motivated to explore the wild through your camera lens. Perfect for beginners interested in wildlife photography, animal photography enthusiasts, and anyone wanting to see nature from a new perspective.See more of Rémi Vacher's work on his website https://remivcr.photographyFollow his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/remivcr | — | ||||||
| 8/6/25 |  Ep 55 - The Rise of a Community-Driven Fitness App (Let's Gym) | with Belal Kamara | In this episode, we sit down with Belal Kamara, the founder of Let’s Gym, a community-driven fitness app that helps people find gym partners, join group workouts, and build a supportive fitness community. Originally from the United States, Belal shares his journey of bringing Let’s Gym to Dubai and the UAE, and how the app is transforming the local fitness scene by making it easier to connect with like-minded individuals.We talk about the challenges of launching a fitness tech startup in Dubai, the power of community in achieving fitness goals, and how this app is helping people stay motivated, consistent, and connected through shared workouts and social support.Whether you're into fitness, tech, startups, or curious about building a brand in Dubai’s fitness industry, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration you won’t want to miss. | — | ||||||
| 7/29/25 |  Ep 54: The Secrets to Managing Your Finances | with Jay Tolentino | In this episode, I’m joined by Jay Tolentino, a Dubai-based financial coach with a passion for helping people take control of their money. We talk about the mindset, habits, and strategies you need to build a stable financial foundation—whether you're self-employed, juggling side hustles, or just trying to make smarter money decisions.Jay shares practical tips on budgeting, managing inconsistent income, and investing for long-term success. This isn’t just about numbers, it’s about creating a financial system that works for your lifestyle.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by money or unsure where to start, this conversation will give you clarity, direction, and motivation. | — | ||||||
| 7/22/25 |  Ep. 53 - Ask Jruzz: Lessons and Tips for Aspiring Creatives | with Fares Al Jamil | In this episode of Ask Jruzz, I sit down with Fares Al Jamil, a 20-year-old student and aspiring photographer and filmmaker who’s been following my journey for years. Fares came prepared with real questions about the lessons I’ve learned throughout my creative career.We talked about what it takes to become a professional, the ups and downs of my life journey, tips on content creation, and the mindset needed to thrive in this industry. If you're just starting out or feeling stuck, this episode is packed with practical advice, motivation, and real talk for aspiring creatives.Ask Jruzz is a new series in my podcast where I invite people who want to learn and ask me questions directly. If you’re curious and eager to grow in your creative journey, feel free to reach out and be part of the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 7/11/25 |  Episode 52: Gear Talk: Photography Accessories | In this episode, we’ll dive into essential accessories every photographer should consider, including tripods, bags, filters, and memory cards. I’ll also share practical tips and tricks on how to choose and use these tools to get the best results. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to upgrade your gear, this episode will help you make smarter choices on your photography journey. | — | ||||||
| 7/3/25 |  Episode 51: Behind the Humor: The Brothers in Comedy | In this episode, I sit down with Deju and Dayo, a comedic duo and talented content creators based in Dubai. These brothers share the story behind their humor, their humble beginnings, how they discovered their unique comedic style, and the creative process that fuels their viral content.We dive into their workflow, the challenges and rewards of working together as siblings, and their insights on turning viral moments into bigger opportunities. They also open up about their future plans and what keeps them motivated to keep audiences laughing.If you’re curious about the life of comedy creators or looking for inspiration to build your brand through humor, this episode is for you.Follow us on:https://www.instagram.com/jruzzinspireshttps://www.instagram.com/dejiwastakenhttps://www.instagram.com/blacklooneytune | — | ||||||
| 7/3/25 |  Episode 50: A Journalist’s Journey Back to Her Roots | with Khatera Yusufi | In this episode, I sit down with Khatera Yusufi — a journalist, public speaker, and podcast host based in Dubai. Born in Kabul, Afghanistan, Khatera moved to Germany at a young age, where she grew up and pursued her studies in journalism. But after graduating, she felt a deep pull to reconnect with her heritage.Her journey took her back to Afghanistan, not just to rediscover her roots, but to make an impact. There, she produced several television programs focused on inspiring change, especially empowering women in Afghan society. In this powerful conversation, we talk about identity, purpose, and the courage it takes to return home and create meaningful stories in the face of challenges.Follow us:www.instagram.com/jruzzinspireswww.instagram.com/empoweredbrilliancepodcast | — | ||||||
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Chart Positions
3 placements across 2 markets.
Chart Positions
3 placements across 2 markets.