More Than Songs: Conversations on Faith and Everyday Life

In a time when many people are carrying quiet battles, uncertainty about the future, pressure to keep up, burnout, and the constant expectation to have everything figured out, conversations about faith can offer something many are looking for today: space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with what truly matters.

Responding to this need for more honest and meaningful conversations, Reverb Worship, the music arm of CBN Asia, officially launched Reverb Worship: The Podcast, a new faith-based conversational podcast that premiered on June 5, 2026 on Spotify and YouTube. 

More than a music platform, the podcast opens conversations around faith, identity, calling, personal growth, and the real-life moments that shape people’s journeys. Through stories shared by worship leaders, creatives, and believers, the show explores how worship becomes more than a Sunday experience. It becomes a response to God’s faithfulness through every season of life.

Hosted by Joselle Feliciano and Icko Gonzalez for the pilot episode, the podcast creates a space that feels authentic, hopeful, and relatable for listeners navigating their own questions, challenges, and faith journeys. From Episode 2 onwards, Joselle is joined by fellow Reverb Worship artist Neo Rivera as co-host.

“For me, the podcast feels like a natural extension of Reverb Worship,” shares producer, host, and Reverb Worship artist Joselle Feliciano. “The music we create has always come from real stories, real questions, and real seasons with God, and this format gives us the chance to go deeper into the heart and journey behind those songs.”

John Valdes Tan, CBN Asia’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer adds, “The Reverb Worship podcast was created to show that there’s more to worship than music; it is a lifestyle. By featuring Christian artists, we learn how to face life with joy and hope amid its challenges. We believe these conversations will inspire viewers to live victorious lives that worship God.”

The pilot episode features Andrea Badinas and centers on the theme “Loved Anyway,” inspired by her song “Ako’y Sa ’Yo.” In a culture that often celebrates perfection, performance, and having all the answers, the episode reflects on a different kind of message: encountering God’s love even in moments of weakness, imperfection, and uncertainty.

Through Andrea’s personal story, the conversation explores grace, belonging, and the reassurance that love does not withdraw when people are messy or unsure, but instead moves toward them with patience and kindness.

New episodes of Reverb Worship: The Podcast are released every other week. Listeners can now stream the pilot episode and catch upcoming conversations on Spotify and YouTube via @ReverbWorshipPH.