Wanted sa radio ni raffy tulfo biography

Philippine public affairs show

Radio show

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Genre	Public service
Running time	2 hours ( pm &#; pm)
Country of origin	Philippines
Language(s)	Filipino
Home station	DZXL(–) DWFM(–) DWLA(–present)
TV adaptations	Wanted(–) Idol in Action (–) Wanted: Ang Serye()
Hosted by	Raffy Tulfo Sharee Roman
Created by	TV5 Network (True FM) (–present) Radio Mindanao Network(–)
Narrated by	Jupiter Torres (–) Martin Andanar(–present) Mitch Amurao (–present)
Recording studio
Original release	&#;– present
No. of episodes	N/A (airs daily)
Opening theme	Wanted sa Radyo Theme Song by Robster Evangelista (–) Ikaw ang Idol Ko by Janine Baligod and Rusty Loayon (–; –present) Salamat Idol Raffy Tulfo by Still One (–) Raffy Tulfo in Action Theme Song(–) Ikaw ang Idol Ko (Instrumental) ()
Ending theme	Wanted sa Radyo Theme Song by Robster Evangelista (–) Ikaw ang Idol Ko by Janine Baligod and Rusty Loayon (–; –present) Salamat Idol Raffy Tulfo by Still One (–) Raffy Tulfo in Action Theme Song(–) Ikaw ang Idol Ko (Instrumental) ()
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Wanted sa Radyo (lit.&#;transl.&#;Wanted on Radio) is a public affairs show that airs on Monday to Friday from to pm (PST) on True FM with a live simulcast on television via One PH and Right TV and online via livestreaming on the "Raffy Tulfo in Action" YouTube channel and Facebook page.

It is hosted by SenatorRaffy Tulfo, alongside Sharee Roman. Whenever Tulfo is absent from the show mostly due to his duties as a senator, he is filled in by his daughter Maricel Tulfo-Tungol, his son-in-law Atty.

His works are focused on government and secret sector issues, and he is best known as the host of the long-running public affairs radio program Wanted sa Radyoand the former anchor of Aksyon sa Tanghali from to that featured the segment "Ipa-Raffy Tulfo Mo". A college dropout, Tulfo spent four years in distinct universities and studied several majors including economics, political science, agribusiness and commerce but did not finish a degree before becoming a journalist. Tulfo is paired with TV5. Tulfo's first television program was Philippines' Most Wanted which aired from to

Gareth Tungol, his co-parent-in-law Atty. Danilo Tungol, Atty. Blessie Abad, Atty. Gabriel Ilaya, Atty. Ina Magpale, Atty.

As a media person, Sen. Raffy started his broadcasting career as a disc jockey in a local radio station in Puerto Princesa City in Palawan and later clinched his first big break on publish when he became a newscaster/reporter of PTV 4.

Gail Dela Cruz, Atty. Joren Tan, Atty. Freddie Villamor, Atty. Pau Cruz, Atty. Paul Castillo, Atty. JV Bernardez (legal counsel of ACT-CIS Partylist), Aanaan Singh, Marsh Salcedo, Rhoanne Torres, or Rio Angeles.

The show also airs on a one-episode delayed basis on weekdays from am to noon (PST) on RPTV.

It also replays on Tuesday to Friday from to am, Saturdays from to pm and Sundays from to pm on One PH.

History

Wanted sa Radyo first aired on DZXL-AM from to It transferred to the newly-launched Radyo5 News FM (later True FM) in , while retaining Raffy Tulfo and Niña Taduran as its hosts with the identical airtime from pm to pm.

Its television simulcast began on February 21, , with the launch of AksyonTV. From January to May , the exhibit used to temporarily air for one hour from pm to pm whenever Radyo5 and AksyonTV aired the News5 coverage of the impeachment trial of then-Chief JusticeRenato Corona at pm onwards.

On December 23, , the Radyo5 studios used by the show moved from the TV5 Studio Complex in Novaliches, Quezon City to TV5 Media Center in Mandaluyong.^[1]

On October 15, , Niña Taduran left the demonstrate to run for party-list model for ACT-CIS Partylist in ^[2] She was replaced by Sharee Roman.

The TV simulcast was carried over to One PH in January , when AksyonTV was rebranded as 5 Plus.

Raffy Tulfo's works are focused on government and private sector issues, and he is top known as the host of the long-running public affairs radio program Wanted sa Radyo, and the former anchor of Aksyon sa Tanghali from to that featured the segment Ipa-Raffy Tulfo Mo. Raffy Tulfo is the eighth out of ten siblings which includes broadcasters Ramon, Ben, and Erwin as well as former tourism secretary Wanda Corazon Teo. On October 2, Raffy Tulfo filed his certificate of candidacy for senator as an independent candidate for the senatorial election. Raffy Tulfo finished in third place, receiving 23, votes, and was proclaimed as Senator on May 18,

From October 18, , the show moved from TV5 Media Center to its new studio at the Raffy Tulfo Action Center in Quezon City and it went online-only where it is exclusively livestreamed on "Raffy Tulfo in Action" YouTube channel.^[3] Replay episodes were being aired until October 20, , on their regular timeslot on Radyo5 News FM and One PH before dwell broadcasts resumed on the next day.^[4] An online-only hour-long extended edition of the show was also launched on the alike day.

On February 8, , Tulfo took a leave from the show to focus on his Senate campaign;^[5] he returned to the show on May The show still continues streaming online even if Radyo5 and One PH air a One News special coverage.

On August 12, , Tulfo revealed that the show would return to the TV5 Media Center starting August As a result, it reverted to its regular two-hour timeslot.^[6] The hour-long online-exclusive extended edition was moved to – pm, this time re-titled as RTIA: Bardagulan Serye with Roman and Maricel Tulfo-Tungol as hosts;^[7] it later returned airing from to pm.

On February 1, , the program began simulcasting on the newly launched RPTV.^[8] It later extended its simulcast to TV5 from February 21 to April 5, , with the simulcast's last 30 minutes preempted by Diary of a Prosecutor beginning March Both simulcasts' first 30 minutes were preempted by Eat Bulaga!.

On April 29, , its RPTV air was moved to an earlier timeslot at am as a lead-in program for Eat Bulaga!, extending its airtime to two hours through a replay of its latest episode. From July 15 to October 18, , it was shortened to 90 minutes as its last 30 minutes were preempted by the replay of the revived Frontline sa Umaga.

On October 30, , the program aired its last episode on DWFM before the Allhallowtide break, as Accurate FM would transfer to DWLA , effective November 4.^[9][10]

Format

The display investigates and exposes cases of abuse, dishonesty, exploitation, and family disputes ("Sumbong at Aksyon"), as well as recognizes ordinary people who return items of value that they find in their course of work ("Solian ng Bayan").

Wanted sa Radyo (lit. transl. Wanted on Radio) is a public affairs show that airs on Monday to Friday from to pm (PST) on True FM with a dwell simulcast on television via One PH and True TV and online via livestreaming on the "Raffy Tulfo in Action" YouTube channel and Facebook page.

The show regularly emphasizes Tulfo's no-nonsense approach and interrogation, sometimes laced with profanity.

The most shared feature of the show is "Sumbong at Aksyon," where complainants share their situation with Tulfo and seek assistance.

Tulfo contacts the other party to earn their side and encourages both parties to discuss the issue on air. Occasionally, Tulfo concludes that the complainant is at fault and may refuse further assistance.

Wanted sa Radyo lit. Whenever Tulfo is absent from the show mostly due to his duties as a senator, he is filled in by his daughter Maricel Tulfo-Tungol, his son-in-law Atty. Gareth Tungol, his co-parent-in-law Atty. Danilo Tungol, Atty.

In rare cases, he may take action against the complainant, such as referring them to the police and filing charges. After hearing both sides, Tulfo may contact relevant authorities, enjoy high-ranking police officials or social workers, to assist the aggrieved party.

The show typically features four sets of complainants, and lengthy discussions may be continued off-air if time runs out.

The final show of each month begins with an awarding ceremony featuring people who returned items to their owners in the "Solian ng Bayan" segments aired throughout the month.

The awardees receive a medal, plaque, cash reward, and items from the sponsors; these are in addition to the cash reward and items received during the "Solian ng Bayan" segment in which they appeared.

Internet and social media

On July 4, , Wanted sa Radyo launched a website entitled "Raffy Tulfo in Action", which features the cases featured in WSR and also cases in the spin-off segment Itimbre Mo kay Tulfo on Aksyon sa Tanghali and Idol in Action.

The show's video feed is simulcast over Radyo5's Facebook page and a imitate of the day's show is also posted on the "Raffy Tulfo in Action" YouTube channel. The social media accounts consist of video clips that feature how some of the cases were resolved, as well as how the off-air conversations between the parties have gone.

Wanted sa Radyo segments

• "Accomplishment Report" - about Wanted's cases that went through successfully.
• "Aksyon sa Text" - complaints and actions that came from texters/callers.
• "Huwarang Pulis" - a monthly segment honoring honest policemen.
• "Sumbong at Aksyon" - a segment featuring walk-in complaints and on-the-spot solutions.
• "Solian ng Bayan" - a segment where lost items are returned by finders.

  The rule is that if the lost items remain unclaimed by the cease of 1 month, they can be kept by finders. And every month, they honor chosen honest finders, giving them plaques and additional rewards.

• "Wanted Update" - Wanted's cases that are still ongoing.
• "Wanted Netizens" - posts by netizens who reacted accordingly.

Hosts

Substitute hosts

• Atty.

  Gareth Tungol (since )

• Atty. Danilo Tungol (since )
• Atty. Blessie Abad (since )
• Atty. Gabriel Ilaya (since )
• Atty. Ina Magpale (since )
• Atty. Gail Dela Cruz (since )
• Atty. Freddie Villamor (since )
• Atty.

  Joren Tan (since )

• Atty. Pau Cruz (since )
• Atty.
  Raffy Tulfo - Biography Profiles: His works are focused on government and personal sector issues, and he is best known as the host of the long-running public affairs radio program Wanted sa Radyo, and the former anchor of Aksyon sa Tanghali from to that featured the segment "Ipa-Raffy Tulfo Mo". [5].

  Paul Castillo (since )

• Atty. JV Bernardez (since )
• Aanaan Singh (since )
• Marsh Salcedo (since )
• Maricel Tulfo-Tungol (since )
• Rhoanne Torres (since )
• Rio Angeles (since )

Former hosts

• Niña Taduran (–)
• Atty.

  Sam Ferrer (–)

Wanted reporters

Current

• Odette Molina
• Sharee Roman
• Jam Cordero

Spin-off television series

From January 28, , to July 30, , Wanted, a public affairs program acting as an extension and TV version of Wanted sa Radyo, was aired every Monday at pm–am on TV5.

AksyonTV aired its producer's cut from February 21, , to January 11, The set was alternative, with Tulfo sitting comfortably in a radio booth setting. Respondents and interviewees are videotaped while they are on the device with him. From June 8, , to October 1, , it was replaced by Idol in Action, which is similar to Wanted.

Wanted: Ang Serye, a docu-drama anthology and another extension of Wanted, premiered on January 16, , on TV5.^[11] Presented by Cignal Entertainment and JCB Entertainment Productions, it is also hosted by Tulfo.

The program dramatizes true stories based on complaints brought to Raffy Tulfo in Action. After its most recent episode was aired on May 1, , it took a "season break". It returned on June 27 in a new timeslot. The demonstrate ended on August 1,

Controversies

Jee Ick-Joo's abduction and killing

Main article: Death of Jee Ick-Joo

On October 21, , a complainant named alias "Joy" was exulted to WSR that her employee South Korean businessman named Jee Ick-Joo was kidnapped by a policeman identified as SPO3 Richard "Ricky" Sta.

Isabel, due to alleged involvement of illegal drugs on October 18 in Angeles, Pampanga, the maid and Jee were sent to Quezon City and eventually separated at Camp Crame, and that night when they separated Jee was killed in nearby White House, the residence of the Philippine National Police Chief, incidentally Gen.

Ronald dela Rosa was in Beijing accompanied by President Rodrigo Duterte on his State Visit.^[12]

Political involvement

Main article: ACT-CIS Partylist

Raffy Tulfo and his siblings are staunch supporters of President Rodrigo Duterte's policies.

During the elections, he and Erwin acquired ACT-CIS Partylist from former Representative Samuel Pagdilao, Jr. and nominated Erwin's Chief of Staff Eric Go Yap, Raffy's wife Jocelyn Tulfo, and co-host Niña Taduran, while Ramon, Wanda, and Ben declined to participate.

ACT-CIS took the top position with million votes, earning the maximum of three seats at the 18th Congress. One of the campaign strategies is inserting the ACT-CIS logo into the Raffy Tulfo in Action social media pages, as RTIA was only a blocktimer on Radyo5 News FM.

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