DJs Slick Rick, Tony Toni, and Sam YG Talk Sex Among Young Adults

They are known for casually making green jokes and getting away with the most exciting (and sometimes erotic) discussions “on air”, to the delight of their amused fans and listeners, especially those caught in early evening traffic or stuck in offices with OT work.

The trio of radio disc jockeys Slick Rick (Eric Virata), Tony Toni (Tony Bueno) and Sam YG (Sam Gogna) have made Magic 89.9’s Boys Night Out (BNO) a legendary radio talk show in the early evening time slot, especially with their crazy antics, uniquely challenging games with celebrity guests, and the most candid opinions about love, sex and anything in between.

So, it was no surprise that the “bad boys of radio” have actively taken on an advocacy that is within their “area of expertise”, yet one that tackles an issue brought about by unprotected sex—HIV infection.

As advocates of Durex Philippines’ “Always Come Prepared”, a campaign geared towards raising awareness on human immunodeficiency virus infection, especially among young adults, the trio have gone out of their way to engage their listeners about the dangers of the virus and what infected people can do to get treatment.

“The HIV/AIDS infection is a global health problem that started decades ago. Yet today, its prevalence is still growing and now affects young Filipino adults. This is what convinced us to help out, especially since we realized the potential impact of us talking to our listeners and fans about this concern,” said Tony Toni.

Latest figures from the HIV/AIDS & Anti-Retroviral Therapy (ART) Registry Data indicate that 31 new HIV infections are diagnosed daily and 1 of every 3 new cases are from 15 to 24-year-old individuals.

Aside from raising awareness about HIV in their radio show, the Boys Night Out trio also visited the Far Eastern University and Lyceum of the Philippines University and partnered with the FEU Central Student Organization and the LPU Manila Central Student Government for a sex education and HIV awareness talk among thousands of students. Known for their antics, the Boys Night Out trio and Durex share the same advocacy to remove the taboo on conversations about sex and HIV to raise awareness about the issue and potentially save lives.

Full Throttle Season 2 in Fox Sports

Local magazines nowadays are too predictable and cliché, with some still uses the same repetitive method that has been used for their previous issues. Full Throttle Magazine promises to change all that.

Designed for all car enthusiasts, whether they’re avid petrol heads who devour all things car-related or curious car buyers simply on the lookout for the best deals, Full Throttle Magazine will provide its viewers an innovative and vibrant take on both the local and international auto industry with groundbreaking features about cars, personalities and the latest buzz in the motoring scene.

Using AUDRA’s platform, Full Throttle Magazine is the first full interactive digital magazine in the country that will produce stories that are creatively presented and catered to those viewers who are on-the-go without compromising the content for car enthusiasm.

Audra is a tool for creating eMagazines, audio dramas, photobooks and other digital books in ePub format. Documents produced by Audra can be exported as an ePub file and can be opened using the Audra App on IOS and android. Audra is designed to help authors and publishers create ePub versions of their materials and make it available for mobile publishing, sharing or selling online.

Backed by experts in their respective fields, Full Throttle Magazine guarantees its readers that when it comes to news and entertainment of the two- and four-wheeled kind, they won’t get left behind!

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Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) opens VPA 2016 with Color Manila Run

A colourful and energizing atmosphere filled the SM Mall of Asia grounds as over 10,000 local and foreign running enthusiasts welcomed 2016 with Color Manila Run. Supported by the Tourism Promotions Board (TPB), the running event was a great way to kick-off the Visit the Philippines Again (VPA) 2016 campaign.

Hosted by Sam YG and DJ Chloe, the event started with a warm-up led by Philippine Volcanoes’ Chris Everingham. Also joining the race were Yael Yuzon and wife Karylle, the running family of Coach Allen Ballester, and fitness advocate Kuya Kim Atienza. Participants were treated to other exciting activities such as Zorb and mechanical bull rides, culminating with a dance party.

“We are pleased to support a creative, friendly race like the Color Manila Run as part of our VPA 2016 campaign. We hope that through this fun run, Filipinos and travellers – runners or non-runners – will see that races are more fun and enjoyable here in the Philippines,” says TPB Chief Operating Officer Domingo Ramon Enerio III.

This year, Color Manila Run will go to 12 different cities in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. The festive and vibrant run will also expand to Dubai and California, proof that this fun and unique Filipino event is indeed capturing the eyes of the global audience.

Aside from Color Manila Run, VPA 2016 will also highlight other local and international sporting events happening in the Philippines this year, which will surely excite both locals and foreign visitors. Among these events are Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship, Asia-Pacific Taekwondo Invitational Championships, Asian Rugby Championships, Le Tour de Filipinas, and Asian Masters Fencing Championship

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