Bienvenido Teshiba Tulfo (; born March 15, 1955), professionally known as Ben Tulfo, is a Filipino television and radio personality, entrepreneur and production company executive. Ben and his BITAG program have won numerous awards for their public service and investigative shows in different award-winning bodies. He is primarily known for being the brains behind BITAG, a documentary-reality and investigative public service program that also won as the "Best Public Service Program" for many years. He has also produced shows such as Pinoy US Cops, BITAG Live, and Kilos Pronto. His siblings include Ramon Tulfo, Raffy Tulfo and Erwin Tulfo, as well as Wanda Tulfo Teo. Career TV, radio, and print In 1994, Ben was the brains behind the TV show Isumbong Mo Kay Tulfo and was aired on RPN-9. Mon hosted the program but after its successful launch, Ben left the show. Then in 1997, he launched Philippines Most Wanted (patterned closely to America's Most Wanted) on PTV-4 but later expanded from TV to radio (through DZXL (defunct)). The program was hosted together with his brother, Raffy. However, after a year of hosting Philippines Most Wanted, he left the program which in turn, leaving Raffy to go solo. Ben later returned to the field of broadcast media in 2001. His program, “Bahala si Tulfo” (Now BITAG Live) was later offered a mid-morning time slot by DZME. He was later offered to be the Editor in Chief for Manila Standard, then he wrote his column for "Saksi Ngayon", a sister publication of Manila Standard. While BST Tri-Media was conceived in 2002, he became a columnist for Philippine Star's Tagalog counterparts: "Pilipino Star Ngayon" and "Pang Masa". As of 2017, he is still writing for these columns. On July 4, 2005, UNTV Channel 37's Daniel Razon offered him to join UNTV and be one of their anchors. He became one of the hosts of Pilipinas, Gising Ka Na Ba? which was immediately followed by Bahala si Tulfo from 9 AM to 10:30 AM after What's Up Doc?. It was also simulcast at DZME. Erwin later joined Ben at UNTV in 2006. Bahala Si Tulfo was later renamed to Tulfo Brothers: Bahala si Ben at Erwin. However, in June of the same year, Erwin left to host Isumbong Mo – Tulfo Brothers at RPN-9. Ben went solo again and renamed the show back to its original title. In 2011, TV5 offered Ben to