Agenda (Philippine TV program)
Philippine television show
Agenda is a Philippine television news broadcasting show broadcast by Bilyonaryo News Channel and CLTV36. Originally anchored by former ABS-CBN News anchors Korina Sanchez-Roxas and Pinky Webb, it premiered on September 9, 2024 on the network's evening line up. Sanchez, Webb, and Willard Cheng currently serve as anchors. The weekend edition Agenda Weekend originally known as Weekend Agenda premiered in October 26, 2024. Gerg Cahiles and Ivy Reyes currently serve as anchors.
Anchors
Agenda
Korina Sanchez-Roxas (since 2024)
Pinky Webb (since 2024)
Willard Cheng (since 2025)
Agenda Weekend
Gerg Cahiles (since 2024)
Ivy Reyes (since 2026)
Segment presenters
Erika Kristensen-Lee (Babbler, also substitute anchor, since 2025)
Benison Estareja (BNC Resident meteorologist, since 2026)
Raymond Gutierrez (Babbler, since 2026)
Substitute anchors
Mai Rodriguez (since 2024)
Bea Rose Santiago (since 2025)
Pier Pastor (since 2025)
Former anchors
Monique Tuzon-Basi (Babbler, 2025–26, currently hosting The Daily Dish)
Ferdi Salvador (Babbler, 2025–26, currently hosting The Daily Dish)
Matteo Guidicelli (2025–26, currently at News5)
Anne Asis-Carilo (Agenda Weekend, 2024–25, currently at Mellow 94.7)
Segments
Headlines – top stories.
Babbler – showbiz news.
Weather – weather forecast.
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