Dos por Dos

Dos por Dos is a Philippine national radio program. It was first aired over DZMM-AM from April 2003 to May 5, 2020 and was simulcast on its sister cable television channel from its launch in February 2007 until July 31, 2020. It resumed airing over DZRH and DZRH News Television on August 31, 2020.
Created by Angelo Palmones, the program is hosted by Anthony Taberna and Gerry Baja.
History.
DZMM: 2003–2020.
"Dos por Dos" was the brainchild of then-DZMM manager Angelo Palmones. The program name was derived from the Filipino slang term for the length and width of a wooden jack. Network promotional material touted its hard-hitting commentary format as being likened to the strength of the jack's striking when it is being utilized for construction.
Prior to getting the job of the show's program hosts, Taberna and Baja were concurrently serving as DZMM Radyo Patrol field reporters and already paired as co-anchors for the station's weekend current affairs show "Ito ang Radyo Patrol" which they handled from 1999 to 2002.
The program premiered in April 2003 as a half-hour commentary program at the 7:30 am slot. Initially, the hosts tried to emulate the formal, high-brow and seriously-toned commentary programs of the time before retooling to exchanges of wacky banter interspersed between interview segments and field reports. This proved to be successful and by 2007, prior to the launch of DZMM TeleRadyo, the show was expanded to an hour and expanded to the late afternoon slot as lead-in to the radio station's simulcast of "TV Patrol", a position it held until 2020.
In 2011, due to programming changes, most notably with Noli de Castro's "Kabayan" moving to the 6:00 am slot, the morning edition of "Dos por Dos" was moved to 5:00 am, more concentrating on early-morning field reports. With Gerry Baja's addition as co-host to ABS-CBN's morning show "Umagang Kay Ganda" in January 2012, the program was retooled again with its first fifteen minutes acting as a news rundown on a three-way simulcast with the morning show, TeleRadyo and 630 AM. This lasted until 2013 when Taberna decided to concentrate on television duties, leaving Baja alone to host a new program titled "Garantisadong Balita", which replaced the morning edition.
On May 5, 2020, "Dos por Dos" aired its final broadcast on 630 AM as a part of breaking news coverage surrounding the issuance of a cease and desist order from the NTC against ABS-CBN's terrestrial broadcast assets as its legislative franchise expired the day before, with Taberna, Baja, and Alvin Elchico anchoring the proceedings. It resumed on May 8 through cable on the provisionally-rebranded "TeleRadyo", with occasional pre-emptions on days when the House of Representatives scheduled hearings concerning the ABS-CBN legislative franchise.
However, as a result of retrenchments following the House committee vote denying the network a fresh legislative broadcast franchise, the show ended on July 31, 2020 with both Taberna and Baja's contracts terminated on the same date. Its vacated timeslot was absorbed by former its lead-in "Pasada sa TeleRadyo" (the erstwhile "Pasada Sais Trenta") and HaPinay.
DZRH: 2020–present.
In the interim, numerous unconfirmed reports concerning the show's future circulated. Among those were reported talks between the hosts and Radyo5 92.3 News FM, and Super Radyo DZBB, while others postulated a possible split with Baja eyeing to move to DWIZ.
However, reported talks with DZRH to accommodate the two were first disclosed through "The Philippine Star" entertainment columnist Ricky Lo. The move became confirmed and official on August 20, 2020 with the two hosts signing the contract within the Manila Broadcasting Company's premises. DZRH anchor Deo Macalma further disclosed that the two hosts were greenlit by Ging Reyes to continue using the name as it was not put up for patenting by ABS-CBN. The transfer would also reunite the two hosts with the show's original creator Angelo Palmones.
"Dos por Dos" resumed as a 90-minute show on August 31, 2020 through DZRH at 5:00 pm. Its format remained the same while adding a half-hour news rundown as lead-off segment.