Game On! The Podcast

Louie Ramirez is an NCAA winner who won three indoor and two beach volleyball championships. The back-to-back season MVP joins Game On! The Podcast to discuss his athletic beginnings in Pangasinan, his first exposure to competitive volleyball in 12th grade, and the moment he realized he could dominate the NCAA. As he turns pro after a solid collegiate career, Louie shares why EAC was his most challenging rival. 

One of the country 's track & field legends, Elma Muros-Posadas, shares her experiences as an athlete and her transition to Coach of the JRU Track & Field Team. Plus, her tips on how to survive life and a reality show. All this and more here on Game On! The Podcast.

Dabbling in gymnastics, taekwondo, and swimming in her younger years, national team athlete Camille Rodriguez knows fully well the benefits of having a multi-sport background. The Zamboanga City-born football star joins Game On! The Podcast to talk about her emotional connection with football, what it means to be a ‘culture-setter’ for the Philippine team, and how she has embraced her newfound roles as a commentator and a mental performance coach.

The flourishing scene of pro wrestling in the Philippines is a welcome sight for wrestlers and invested enthusiasts. For pro wrestler Duke Ortega, aka the Duke of Shoot, audience engagement and relatable narratives will always be the most effective in terms of professional wrestling. He graces the pod to talk about the fun in creating characters, the process behind designing interesting matches, and why he has the best suplex move in the Philippine pro wrestling scene. 

Two-time SEAG gold medalist Nikko Huelgas believes he is lucky to have relished being at the top of his game before a suffering a major injury. On this episode of Game On, he talks about how coping with a setback triggered a new career path for him. He also opens up about his depression during the pandemic, and the fulfillment from serving the country’s national athletes.

Two-time SEA Games triathlon champ Nikko Huelgas was King of Triathlon for a time before fate decided a different but familiar path for him.  Now handling the marketing side of the Philippine Olympics Committee, he graces the pod to discuss his multidisciplinary history in sports, anxiety attacks before a tournament, and why constantly seeking your purpose is paramount in competitive games.

Sam Catantan is undeniably the country’s best fencer right now, bar none.  As she joins Game On, the Paris-bound Olympian talks about the sport that has challenged her to be the best version of herself. She walks us through the rare chance of receiving an NCAA Division 1 scholarship, bouncing back from her first major injury, and the roller coaster of emotions after securing an Olympic berth for the Philippines.

Joanie Delgaco is a revelation. A 4-time SEA Games medalist, she holds the distinction as the first ever Filipina rower to compete at the Olympics after qualifying for Paris 2024. In this episode of ‘Game On,’ she talks about her humble beginnings in Iriga, Camarines Sur. how she transitioned from volleyball to rowing, and how this sport she’s fallen in love with has changed her life.