For The Love of The Game FTLOTG

(March 17, 2021) Convinced by her older sister to try out volleyball was what started it all for Desiree Cheng, but what pushed her to go beyond her self-perceived limits and boundaries, apart from the tutelage of the two most finest coaches in Philippine volleyball, was the thought of helping out her parents financially after seeing them struggle while growing up. 

Celebrated and idolized for her numerous accolades and achievements yet still so much room for more, Des gives light on how she was able to bring out the star within through her early struggles, her devastating injury and external criticisms. 

(March 10, 2021) Not a typical teenager you'll meet on a regular day, Camille Clarin, a profound young woman raised in Canada, pursues her love for basketball and finds herself in a country she can always call home, through her Filipino roots.

Making Philippine history by winning the first bronze medal in the 2019 FIBA 3x3 U18 Asia Cup and being part of the untouchable National University Lady Bulldogs program are already considered major wins for a career that hasn't even peaked yet, and for Camille, it is only just the beginning. 

(March 3, 2021) Already making waves in the TV/film industry with the 2020 hit web series "Gaya Sa Pelikula", while, at the same time, working his way to becoming a full-pledged doctor, Paolo Pangilinan, who used to be known as "the cute guy from the UP Pep Squad", rekindles with his passion for cheerleading, dance, and gymnastics and recollects the moment where it all started, a young kid wanting to prove himself and be more than just a spectator.

(February 24, 2021) During the time when basketball was all that matters, Renren Ritualo, now a family man, struck fear in the hearts of his opponents with his deadly touch from the outside and an array of skill sets that made him an unstoppable force on the offensive end. More than that, what made him special was his hunger and will to win at all cost.

Winning in all levels of basketball against elite competition, being only 1 of 3 DLSU Green Archers to have a retired jersey, and, recently, being an inductee in the DLSU sports Hall of Fame have unquestionably put the name and legacy of Renren aka "The Rainman" on a whole 'nother level in the world of Philippine basketball.

(February 17, 2021) Jervy Cruz had only one thing in mind when he wanted to play college basketball in Manila. It wasn't about the fame, the fortune, or playing in the pro league. For Jervy, studying college with a full scholarship was what mattered the most.

Accepted to the University of Sto. Tomas basketball program, Jervy ended up spending 4 years in the Team B before a coaching change in 2006, putting Coach Pido Jarencio at the helm, that gave Jervy the opportunity of a lifetime to finally play in the UAAP. 

At that point on, never did he look back on what became a long and fruitful basketball career that started out with just the hopes of a college education.

(February 10, 2021) A last-minute episode in lieu of a cancelled episode which was rescheduled due to emergency...

Join Kat, Dino and Ken as they share what the past 8 months has been like since the start of the podcast, what lies ahead and what they look forward to in this journey.