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The Other 90% (feat. EupHo)
Some moments change your life. For Kim Meltzer, landing in India for a college Valorant event wasn’t just a job - it was a wake-up call.
In this episode, Kim reconnects with EupHo, an Indian esports manager, influencer, and the guy who’s been quietly changing the game behind the scenes. What starts as a catch-up turns into a deep conversation about culture, pressure, failure, and what gamers really need to know before chasing the spotlight.
We’re not just talking about gameplay.
We’re talking about the grind that no one sees.
What it means to lead with both truth and heart.
And why the future of India’s esports scene isn’t just about the players - it’s about the people who raise them, shape them, and sometimes stand in their way.
If you’ve ever wanted to know what really happens behind the lights, the logos, and the livestreams, this one hits home.
Key Takeaways
Chapter Markers
00:00 – Reuniting after India: memories and momentum
02:00 – The LAN that changed everything
05:23 – The reality of being a pro in India
08:21 – Why most players aren’t ready for the pressure
12:14 – Indian culture, family, and the challenge of choice
14:47 – What brands and fans don’t see behind the scenes
18:45 – Vlogging the truth: the rise of a different kind of creator
23:25 – Life skills, responsibility, and breaking generational patterns
27:45 – From rejection to pride: when parents start to understand
29:34 – The future of India’s esports movement
Want more stories behind the screens?
Follow @esportsmompodcast on Instagram for exclusive clips, behind-the-scenes moments, and real talk from the people shaping the world of gaming.
You’ll see what the mainstream misses.
Hit that follow. Join the fam.
Introductory Music by @masonmadethis
Big shoutout to masonmadethis for producing the introductory track for The Esports Mom Podcast. If you are a podcaster or artist in need of high-quality instrumentals, go follow him now!
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By Kim MeltzerSome moments change your life. For Kim Meltzer, landing in India for a college Valorant event wasn’t just a job - it was a wake-up call.
In this episode, Kim reconnects with EupHo, an Indian esports manager, influencer, and the guy who’s been quietly changing the game behind the scenes. What starts as a catch-up turns into a deep conversation about culture, pressure, failure, and what gamers really need to know before chasing the spotlight.
We’re not just talking about gameplay.
We’re talking about the grind that no one sees.
What it means to lead with both truth and heart.
And why the future of India’s esports scene isn’t just about the players - it’s about the people who raise them, shape them, and sometimes stand in their way.
If you’ve ever wanted to know what really happens behind the lights, the logos, and the livestreams, this one hits home.
Key Takeaways
Chapter Markers
00:00 – Reuniting after India: memories and momentum
02:00 – The LAN that changed everything
05:23 – The reality of being a pro in India
08:21 – Why most players aren’t ready for the pressure
12:14 – Indian culture, family, and the challenge of choice
14:47 – What brands and fans don’t see behind the scenes
18:45 – Vlogging the truth: the rise of a different kind of creator
23:25 – Life skills, responsibility, and breaking generational patterns
27:45 – From rejection to pride: when parents start to understand
29:34 – The future of India’s esports movement
Want more stories behind the screens?
Follow @esportsmompodcast on Instagram for exclusive clips, behind-the-scenes moments, and real talk from the people shaping the world of gaming.
You’ll see what the mainstream misses.
Hit that follow. Join the fam.
Introductory Music by @masonmadethis
Big shoutout to masonmadethis for producing the introductory track for The Esports Mom Podcast. If you are a podcaster or artist in need of high-quality instrumentals, go follow him now!
EupHo’s Socials