Mico joins the podcast to discuss his media broadcasting career and how he has climbed the ranks in the industry. As the current Head of Sports Content of Cignal, he answers some looming questions, such as people's complaints on the UAAP live stream coverage. Mico also shares his opinion on how media and storytelling have evolved with the rise of social media. Furthermore, he elaborates on his love for podcasting as a growing approach to creating sports content. Lastly, Mico talks about some of the highlights of his experience in many of his years in the PBA.   

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One of the most well-renowned sports broadcasters and anchors in the Philippines, Sev Sarmenta, joins The DVD Show. He talks about his uniqueness of covering many sports throughout his illustrious career, highlighted by the numerous Olympic Games he called. Moreover, Sev elaborates on the "new media" perception and compares it to the earlier generation of Sports Media. Sev also discusses his style of calling games and how he has evolved with the change of preference by the sports audience. Lastly, he also laments the evolution of sports media over the past few years.   

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Juami elaborates on the performance of Terrafirma Dyip this PBA Philippine Cup conference as he continues to evolve as one of the best point guards in the PBA. He also discusses his Most Improved Player award and how he put a ton of hard work into finding his niche at the professional level. Furthermore, Juami shares his struggles of losing a roster spot in the early days of Blackwater but using that as a motivation to strive even harder to accomplish his goals. Lastly, Juami laments his experience of claiming 4 UAAP championships with the Ateneo Blue Eagles under coach Norman Black.

Tots discusses her memorable experience of donning the Philippines jersey for the first time in the PNVF International Challenge. The national team competed against Japan and Thailand in these two exhibition matches, wherein Tots was one of the team's bright spots. Furthermore, Tots expounds on her ascension as one of the country's best women's volleyball players claiming the MVP and championship for the Creamline Cool Smashers. Lastly, she touches on the topic of being an analyst for the UAAP and her thoughts on the younger generation of volleyball players.

Jack joins the podcast to talk about her fantastic basketball career that has propelled her to a stint as an import in Serbia for the Radnički Kragujevac. Unfortunately, her tenure was cut short due to an ACL tear as Jack discusses her lengthy recovery process and how she has been rehabbing in the US. Furthermore, Jack elaborates on the Gilas Pilipinas Women's squad and how they will continue to be a formidable threat in the future. Jack also touches on her amateur career with Adamson and NU. Tune in to the episode to find out her future plans for her young and promising career.

Larry joins the podcast to discuss his new gig as a UAAP analyst and having the privilege to be behind the mic for the legendary finals between Ateneo and UP. Speaking of Ateneo, he talks about his tenure with the Blue Eagles ever since his Grade School days. Furthermore, he shares the importance of being with Ateneo for his whole life along with the peak of winning the UAAP championship in 2002. Larry discusses his Finals MVP season before tearing his ACL in 2004, which he emphasized provided a huge reflection for him on his life. Lastly, he elaborates on his PBA career and his comeback with the NLEX Road Warriors for this conference.

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Coach Chris joins the podcast before the resumption of the PBA Philippine Cup on Sunday. He talks about the team's preparations and adjustments after missing out on a playoff spot in the recently concluded Governor's Cup. Coach Chris elaborates on his humble beginnings in New Jersey, USA as he was an aspiring professional basketball player and chemist. Furthermore, Coach Chris laments his passion for basketball as he continued coaching in the PBA for the Northport Batang Pier, Kia Picanto, and Rain or Shine Elasto Painters.

(RECORDED BEFORE THE DRAFT)

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It is a special 75th episode for The DVD Show as one of the biggest volleyball stars in the country Bea de Leon joins the podcast to share stories from her stellar volleyball career. Bea discusses being immersed in various sports before pursuing volleyball for the Ateneo Lady Eagles in the UAAP. She elaborates on the two championship runs as a rookie and senior for the Lady Eagles, especially when she was the Finals MVP in Season 81. Bea laments her memorable moments playing alongside superstars like Alyssa Valdez and Jia Morado during her first season in the UAAP. Lastly, Bea discerns the difference between being a player on the court and a current analyst on the sidelines for the UAAP.

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Coach Richard joins the podcast to discuss the recent title run of Barangay Ginebra San Miguel in the Governor's Cup. He talks about the emergence of Scottie Thompson and the continued dominance of Justin Brownlee, but the more important discussion is his lasting relationship with coach Tim Cone. He shares how assistant coaches develop a terrific relationship with the head coach and how he has continued to develop and grow in his job. Furthermore, coach Richard also gives fans a glimpse of his time in La Salle and the PBA.   

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As one of the most attractive draft prospects in this class, Encho has raised his stock over the past months because of his spectacular performances in the NBL, MPBL, and PBA 3X3 leagues, respectively. He also shares experiences from his early days in Pampanga and how he decided to study in Manila and pursue his basketball dreams. He even discussed being teammates with Carl Tamayo and being under coach Goldwin Moteverde in his UAAP Juniors stint with Adamson. Furthermore, he talks about his tenure with the DLSU Green Archers along with the certain struggles he endured.

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