Metro Channel, the new cable television counterpart of premium lifestyle brand Metro has fresh, original shows featuring real icons and leading purveyors of style in the country today. The newest lifestyle channel features Pia Wurtzbach, Tim Yap, Joey Mead King, Marc Nelson, Maggie Wilson-Consunji, Tricia Centenera, and Raul Manzano as hosts of various tastefully curated programs on food and trave
l, home and living, and fashion and style. Globetrotters will have their fill of new sights and scenes as the 2015 Miss Universe explores local and foreign destinations with a global Filipino as her guide in “Pia’s Postcards.”
Meanwhile, “Tim’s Table” lets viewers in on an intimate gathering with Tim and some of his A-lister friends and guests, right in the heart of their homes. Beach lovers can explore breathtaking island destinations with model and socialite Maggie Wilson-Consunji and travel host Marc Nelson in “Beached.” Each episode takes viewers on the ultimate tropical adventure that will allow them to discover new shores and the
exclusive accommodations and activities that come with it. Women of all ages will find inspiration in “Women of Style” which highlights different ladies who embody flair in their daily lives -- at home, at work, and at play -- hosted by Joey Mead-King.
“At the Table,” meanwhile, features the creative forces behind some of the most popular dining concepts in the metro today. The new Metro Channel will also include these must-watch programs: “Driven” hosted by blogger-model, Tricia Centenera featuring women of substance; “EIC on The Move,” which
grants exclusive access to luxurious living hosted by Metro Society editor-in-chief Raul Manzano; “Metro Home,” a show that highlights stylish abodes and their owners/creators hosted by Anton Barretto; plus mouthwatering food programs by Chef Claude Tayag and
Chef Sandy Daza. Watch out for these exciting shows on Metro Channel, the new home of chic living from the country’s first multi-platform lifestyle brand, Metro. Backed by over 29 years as the country’s authority in style, Metro is available across print and digital platforms, and now on
television.
