From doing the first step, choosing your niche, and finding ways and means for videos.
Content Creation is one of the most challenging hobbies anyone can go to. DSC is proud to have the rising content creator with us today,  Kent Bryan Lontok of Bicol. 

Content Creator Kent shares with us his personal experiences from starting up his channel, keeping up with a positive mindset,  and more!

You may reach Kent through the following:
Fb: Kent Bryan Lontok
IG: @kentthoughts_
Twitter: @kentthoughts_
Email: [email protected]

*Languages used are Tagalog and English

John Kristoffer B. De Jesus is a Licensed Professional Teacher and Registered Nutritionist Dietician who graduated from the University of the East - Manila. He joins us today as he imparts his knowledge on nutrition and the importance of the first 1,000 days of human life. 

Citing examples on differentiating  malnutrition, defining nutrition, and even cited misconceptions wherein some rural places are still practicing the old hearsays.

For your personal inquiries, you may reach him through his email at [email protected]

*This episode is using a mixed of Filipino and English.

"Either you demonize something too much or you glorify something too much"

When do people glorify or demonize the past? It roots itself from our own experiences during the said event.  Highlighting important events varies and depends on who is presenting it. It turns in to a big cycle of getting back at one another. Discussions on how both the past and present distortions differ from one another, having the later being worse than the formers. 

Assistant Professor Alain discusses with Oliver a deeper perspective of history as the discipline and as the common collective narrative of the people.

*Language - Mix of Filipino and English

"It is not the duty of the historical worker or the professor to fill up the gaps...." & "You cannot say something unless you have material evidence"
Can history be divided as simple as black and white? What about perspectives on revising history? It's actually more complex than we thought. DSC: The Podcast's Oliver talks to assistant professor in history Jose Alain Austria on matters pertaining to the definition of historical revisionism, perspectives of individuals, and how to spot questionable historical claims.

*Language - Mixed of Filipino and English

For this episode, we have Coach Jan Robin Ang, a current professional fitness trainer of Fitness First Philippines for 6 years and counting. 

Coach Robin helps debunk some of the misinterpreted perceptions of people on fitness and health. Is the motto "No Pain, No Gain" true to its meaning? How does one really lose weight? Is it a give-and-take relationship?  Join us to find out more!

For inquiries on his online  training sessions, you may contact him at on Facebook through the link: https://www.facebook.com/CoachJRA

*A mix of Filipino and English Language

Today's episode is more on the leadership spectrum of non-formal education. Join us as we discuss the factors, similarities, and cultural values in leadership development.

Our episode's guest is a competent trainer of managers, a well-known Trainer in Scouting, and a part-time faculty in the academe, let us welcome the current Program & Adult Resources Department Executive of the Boy scouts of the Philippines, Mr. Yasser F. Sarona.

*Language used is a mixed of Filipino and English

Season's greeting to all!

DSC: Behind The Podcaster takes you on a short personal tour of Oliver, the voice behind DSC: The Podcast.

This short episode tackles more on the host's insights about self-reflecting questions.

Listeners may agree and disagree. It's a free world :) 

We're in today's episode on guidance and counseling with multi-cultural individuals. The factors are complex, ranging from family, culture, and personal development. 
We are joined by Ms. Cynthia Isidro, Department Head of the Guidance and Counseling Office of Chiang Kai Shek College, Philippines. 

Questions such as the shift of norms and personalities of Chinoys, levels of expressiveness, debunking common stereotypes, and a the challenges that some may endure.

A simple yet informative episode indeed!

*Chinoys = Chinese - Filipinos
**This episode uses a mix of Filipino and English language.

Who is Pepe? How does one start to understand Rizal's works?  Where does hindsight and level of awareness play in regards to teaching history? And many more inquiries! 

Tune-in with me and Sir Mark Roy L, Boado, KGOR,  as we will be discussing about the life, works, and ideals of one of the national heroes of the Philippines, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, or as he was called in his youth, Pepe.

*Language used is a mix of Filipino and English

A consultant of various institutions and individuals, Dr. Gary Ador-Dionisio is the current Dean of the School of Diplomacy and Governance at De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde.

Answering questions such as describing the differences between the ideal definition of Good Governance and a common citizen’s definition , the awareness level of the Filipinos on Good Governance, the era of smart shaming or fake news, and many more.

*This episode uses a mixed language of Filipino and English