Communication is an extremely important part of diplomatic relations. In Episode 3, Karylle from the College of Communication shares her experience as an honorary member of WVSU Model United Nations. She highlights as a student-diplomat and journalism student, the shared aim of both fields to foster mutual understanding through discourse.

For the Second Episode, we have Adrianne from the WVSU Integrated Laboratory School to share her thoughts and experience as the youngest member of the WVSU MUN Society. Adrianne, despite being a junior, have done a remarkable feat in joining other members in the premier MUN conference in the country, proving that age is not an issue in starting one’s trajectory in the field of diplomacy.

Deputy Secretary-General Alyanna and Chief-of-Staff Dick Matthew share their insights on what it takes to be the best delegate, including the preparation and strategies to stand out among others, as well as the expectations that come with being the best delegate.

In this concluding episode to this limited-series, we are joined by the original co-host of YOUth Matters Podcast, who quite suspiciously, is also the USG for Logistics & Marketing at WVSU MUN Society. Coincidence? We think not (Kimmy!). Watch Felix and Mary Lyn share their thoughts on WVSU MUN Society, where street-humor meets diplomacy—matched with some insider tea and points to ponder.

If you thought you needed strong researching skills and deep diplomatic knowledge, well, you're not wrong, but it turns what all we needed was sleep! Join us as Marey shares her first face to face MUN conference despite being the youngest member of WVSU MUN Society. Joining delegations and becoming the embodiment of—addo optimus una.

Carlo, the founder of WVSU MUN Society shares the driving force that pushed him to found the organization, along with some hot takes on the absence of such organization at a top university such as WVSU, and why we are not keeping up with UP, Ateneo, and La Salle. He tips the conversation towards controversy and dish out some name-dropping banter on college diversity.

Manang Prescious Love, the Chief-of-Staff of WVSU MUN Society and the tita you wish you had, shares her legacy as a pioneer of the organization. With zero experience in MUN conferences and a passion, she goes on record to admit that WVSU MUN Society might just be the best organization she’s ever joined.

Ms. Suzie may not be an expert with gender crisis and identity, but she has this to say about being an LGBTQIA+ ally: you matter. From "Heartstopper" to "Love, Simon" we stir the dialogue into the lack of representation for non-binary young adults, sentimental queer stories, and the necessity of saying "Pa, straight po ako."