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Ateneo and TNT assistant coach Sandy Arespacochaga guests on the podcast to elaborate on his career as one of the prominent coaches in the country. Coach Sandy elaborates on the offseason preparations for Ateneo as they ramp up for UAAP Season 86. Furthermore, he also expounds on his experience as the head coach of the TNT Tropang Giga in the recently concluded PBA on Tour. Also, coach Sandy goes back in memory lane and pinpoints a few of his favorite career milestones and how he is continuing to flourish as a terrific assistant coach in the collegiate and professional ranks.

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Ben Phillips joins The DVD Show for a quick catch-up after wrapping up the Kadayawan league in Davao and their intense training camp in Japan. With less than two months remaining before the UAAP season, Ben gives a glimpse of La Salle's hunger and determination heading into UAAP Season 86. Furthermore, he expounds on how coach Topex Robinson is the coach that fits perfectly with this group of guys and how he has been an incredible leader for the Green Archers. Lastly, you would not want to miss his life advice at the end of the episode.

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After a successful FIBA Asia Cup stint, Gilas Pilipinas woman standout Camille Clarin joins The DVD Show to discuss her memorable experience of playing against the best from Asia. She elaborates on how the squad was hungry and determined to win the biggest game of their lives against Chinese Taipei despite the two early losses. Furthermore, Camille discusses her continuous advocacy for women in sports here in the Philippines and how the country can continue raising awareness and promoting these talented women in their respective fields. Lastly, she also touched on her days with the NU Lady Bulldogs and the dominant program they have there.

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Ty hops on The DVD Show to elaborate on his story as a basketball player and head coach in the Philippines. After leaving the CSB Blazers a couple of seasons ago, he opens up on the focus of the new phase of his life as the proprietor of Ty Tang Basketball School. Even before his coaching days in the NCAA, Ty had the vision of creating a basketball school for the grassroots program in the Philippines. Furthermore, Ty reminisces on his playing days as a collegiate and pro player with the DLSU Green Archers and Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, respectively.

As this was recorded before the start of the PBA On Tour, Simon elaborates on the preparations of San Miguel Beer for the short tourney. In connection to having a mini-tournament in between both seasons, he discusses why the PBA should consider having longer breaks in between conferences and how a two-conference format can be feasible for the PBA. Furthermore, Simon looks back on the tough process he endured to be eligible to play as a local in the PBA and how it helped him find his spot as a long-time player in the league. Lastly, he explains how much he loved winning his first championship with SMB.

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As William is still recovering from his ACL injury, he joins the podcast to discuss his recovery, along with the difficulty of incurring an injury as he enters the peak of his PBA career. He touches on the contract negotiations and grueling process he endured before suiting up for the Northport Batang Pier in the PBA. Even with the misunderstanding of his Gilas contract, William elaborates on his learning experience from that situation. Moreover, he mentions the crucial change he did in his collegiate stint moving from San Beda to Ateneo. He emphasizes how that move catapulted his career to bigger heights, such as more championships and even a national team stint.

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Pauline joins the podcast to discuss how she has been spending the PVL offseason and how she intends to build off her terrific campaign with Chery Tiggo. She shares why she moved to Chery Tiggo despite her enjoyable stint with the Choco Mucho Flying Titans. Even before her professional career in the PVL, Pauline elaborates on a slew of experiences and memories of her journey with the Ateneo Blue Eagles and how she built a name for herself in the volleyball industry. She touches on the importance of building up her brand and having a great reputation on social media. Lastly, she opens up on several childhood stories before being known as a UAAP volleyball player.

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After a two-month hiatus, The DVD Show is back with F2 Logistics head coach Regine Diego for episode 107. In her first conference at the helm, coach Regine guided F2 to its first Final Four appearance in the PVL tournament. Despite losing to the Creamline Cool Smashers, she explains the process of how she accepted the offer and how she continues to grow in coaching one of the most prominent franchises in the PVL. Furthermore, Coach Regine also elaborates on particular stories during her DLSU Lady Spikers days and her relationship with the legendary coach Ramil de Jesus. You wouldn't want to miss this!Continue subscribing on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/THEDVDSHOW5Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4jBWi4oph7PqtKiV3B3Clx…

For episode 106, Kim Gequillana guests on The DVD Show. As a retired volleyball player, she shares the decision process of moving on from the sport and pursuing her newfound passion for fashion. During the pandemic, many athletes decided to change their career path and learn more about it in this episode with Kim. Furthermore, she elaborates on the early days of her volleyball career and how she landed in Ateneo playing in the UAAP. Also, Kim discusses her varying roles in Ateneo and how she accepts and flourishes in any championship squad.

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It's the second consecutive week to have an Ahanmisi brother on the podcast, as Maverick joins The DVD Show for Episode 105. Earning Player of the Week early in this conference has been stellar for him, as Converge has been one of the top teams in the Governor's Cup. Maverick discusses his admiration for coach Aldin Ayo and how he has thrived as one of the critical leaders of the squad. Also, he looks back on his tenure with Rain or Shine and how much he enjoyed winning a championship in his first season in the PBA. Lastly, Maverick expounds on his thoughts about Tiktok and his content creation career.

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