This paper documents the proceedings of the first season of the Banyuhay podcast series, which explores the multifaceted and often overlooked dimensions of Charter Change (Cha-cha) in the Philippines. Through a series of multidisciplinary discussions, the study analyzes the constitutional, economic, and socio-political implications of amending the 1987 Constitution. Key themes include the potential impact on national sovereignty, the shift toward a federal system of government, and the relaxation of economic restrictions on foreign ownership. The research highlights the critical need for public transparency, inclusive deliberation, and a deeper understanding of the "hidden" motivations behind constitutional reform. Ultimately, these proceedings advocate for a more informed citizenry and a cautious approach to structural changes that could fundamentally reshape the Philippine democratic landscape.