Long Conversation

Philippine Olympic Committee President Bambol Tolentino recounts the triumphant journey of Filipino Olympians at the recently concluded Paris 2024 Games.

Filipino physicist Dr. Chris Bernido discusses how the Dynamic Learning Program can improve the country's education system. He also points out other issues that still need to be addressed within the current educational framework.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Governor Eli Remolona explained the central bank's efforts to combat inflation. He highlighted signs showing the need to adjust policies to boost spending and business activity.

Esports advocate and Co-chairman and Founder of Dark League Studios, Bobby Rosales, attributes the popularity of esports in the country to its fast-paced nature and accessibility.

Regal Entertainment Inc. COO and President Roselle Monteverde says that today's movie fans are very keen on the films they watch, and they are always looking for something new.

Landco Pacific Corporation CEO Erickson Manzano stressed the government's vital role in helping tourism businesses recover from pandemic losses, which will create jobs and promote sustainable, greener tourism.

Adult content creator Salome Salvi discusses the not-so-hidden world of adult content creation in the country. What are the boundaries involved in creating content?

Maynilad Water COO Randy Estrellado shares his journey of coming out as gay and the challenges he faced in the corporate world.

Ice Seguerra says gender labels no longer matter to him. He emphasized that he feels more settled and content now.

San Juan Manila Councilor and Pimp Kicks owner Paul Artadi shares that some pairs of shoes can reach prices up to a couple of million pesos.

Director Pepe Diokno discusses the influential role of films in shaping public perceptions of various societal issues.

Philippine Olympic Committee President Bambol Tolentino believes Filipino athletes are prepared for the 2024 Paris Olympics, with high hopes of bringing home back-to-back gold medals for the country.

Manila Vice Mayor explains why some celebrities run for public office and the benefits of being a celebrity in politics.

Film Development Council of the Philippines chair, Director Joey Reyes, believes Filipino moviegoers have leveled up their taste in films and now want strong stories. He says producers should focus on creating quality films.

Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV believes there is indeed a 'gentleman's agreement' between former President Rodrigo Duterte and the Chinese government.

Singer-musician Paolo Santos explains that he developed a somewhat cult following because of his music and his song choices.

Alex Calleja explains that he uses observations and draws from personal experiences as material for his jokes.

Department of Finance Undersecretary Cathy Fong discusses the impacts of PPP projects and outlines the government's steps to expedite their approval process.

Comedy Manila's GB Labrador says it is getting difficult to create jokes now without facing criticism from the public.

Senator Win Gatchalian addresses the issue of learning poverty in the country, highlighting the importance of student nutrition and the need for a strategic solution.

Byahe and SariSuki founder Brian Cu believes that modernizing public transport in the country could save money by easing traffic congestion and enhancing overall efficiency.

Ara Mina and husband Dave Almarinez share a love story that started at an event where Ara arrived late.

Drag artist Pura Luka Vega explains that nowadays, it’s hard to express oneself without offending someone and that the jokes are taken as offensive and are taken too seriously.

Former Associate Justice Antonio Carpio assesses the Marcos administration's current foreign policy on resolving the maritime dispute in the West Philippine Sea.

Bembol Roco says he had to turn away many advances from fellow artistas, one of them was a very famous actress.