Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Arangkada (Ang Trip Mo Kung Aga) (lit. Ride! Your Trip Every Morning in English, Ratsada! Ang Trip Mo Tuwing Umaga in Tagalog) is a defunct regional morning show produced by GMA Network for the Western Visayas region. It premiered on October 8, 2007 over GMA Iloilo (Channel 6) in Iloilo City and GMA Bacolod (Channel 13 and Channel 30) in Bacolod City. The show is currently hosted by Jovani Gustilo, Carol Velagio and Kate Chaves who have made a name for themselves as field reporters for the Iloilo regional newscast Ratsada also aired over GMA-6. The segment host is Barangay 93.5 Iloilo DJ Mama Monyeka. The show pre-empts the 2nd hour of Unang Hirit in the 6:15 am to 7:15 am block (Philippine time). This show is now simulcast over GMA Roxas (Channel 5), GMA Kalibo (Channel 2) and GMA Sipalay (Channel 10).On April 24, 2015, Arangkada was formally cancelled without saying goodbyes to the viewing public, due to the streamlining of GMA regional network's operations that caused an massive lay-off of 24 employees of GMA Iloilo alone, including Arangkada hosts and staff."@en }
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- Arangkada_(GMA_morning_show) abstract "Arangkada (Ang Trip Mo Kung Aga) (lit. Ride! Your Trip Every Morning in English, Ratsada! Ang Trip Mo Tuwing Umaga in Tagalog) is a defunct regional morning show produced by GMA Network for the Western Visayas region. It premiered on October 8, 2007 over GMA Iloilo (Channel 6) in Iloilo City and GMA Bacolod (Channel 13 and Channel 30) in Bacolod City. The show is currently hosted by Jovani Gustilo, Carol Velagio and Kate Chaves who have made a name for themselves as field reporters for the Iloilo regional newscast Ratsada also aired over GMA-6. The segment host is Barangay 93.5 Iloilo DJ Mama Monyeka. The show pre-empts the 2nd hour of Unang Hirit in the 6:15 am to 7:15 am block (Philippine time). This show is now simulcast over GMA Roxas (Channel 5), GMA Kalibo (Channel 2) and GMA Sipalay (Channel 10).On April 24, 2015, Arangkada was formally cancelled without saying goodbyes to the viewing public, due to the streamlining of GMA regional network's operations that caused an massive lay-off of 24 employees of GMA Iloilo alone, including Arangkada hosts and staff.".