Three-time UAAP champion coach Anto Gonzales of the UP Fighting Maroons football team joins InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla in the latest episode of the Football Hangover podcast. Coach Gonzales talks about the struggles of the Maroons this past season, and how the team encountered more adversity this year than in the past.

He also talks about his own football career, and how he almost said goodbye to the sport he loved for lack of opportunities. He discusses how he ended up playing for the Loyola Meralco Sparks and the role he fills for the UFL powerhouse. As a former Azkal, he also talks about the recent success of the team, and how he dreams of being part of the national squad once more.

Coach Gonzales also his involvement in the grassroots program in the Philippines, and why the goal should be to develop homegrown talents so the Azkals wouldn't be so reliant on foreign-bred talent anymore.

National University coach Eric Altamirano joins InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla in the latest episode of the Overtime podcast. He talks about his efforts in grassroots and youth basketball development with his Coach E Basketball School and the National Basketball Training Center. He also discusses the special group of kids he coach during his stint as the national youth coach, a team which included stars Kiefer Ravena, Ray Parks, and Jeron Teng.

He also talks about his current job as coach of the Bulldogs and how it's similar to his experience as a player back in the 1980s for the UP Fighting Maroons. He also discusses why he didn't exactly want to accept his first PBA coaching job for the Purefoods Tender Juicy Hotdogs, which he led to a PBA title in his conference, and how his coaching career has come full circle, now that he's coaching kids whose fathers were once part of his team.

In the latest episode of Football Hangover, Ernie Nierras joins InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla and Ryan Fenix to discuss the early success of Stallion Giligan's FC. Coach Nierras discusses his unique set-up with Dr. Eu Hyung Pe, the humble beginnings of Stallion players from Iloilo, and how the Korean-Ilonggo mafia made their way to the Stallion lineup. He also talks about what Azkals fans should expect Stallion captain Reuben "Balot" Doctora, Jr. could bring to the national team.

Coach Nierras also gives updates on the progress of the Malditas and how they're building up toward their World Cup dream, and talks about how tough female football players are, even compared to their male counterparts.

Powerade superstar Gary David joins InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla to talk about the Tigers Cinderella Philippie Cup run and his epic performance against the B-MEG Llamados in the quarterfinals. He discusses how he worked on being a more vocal leader prior to the tournament and how his newfound superstar status has been nice -- even if nowadays, he can't just go out and hail a taxi anymore.

In a very candid conversation, he also opens up about his road to PBA stardom, how he only got a partial scholarship when he first made the Lyceum varsity squad, his disappointment about getting drafted below guys like Denver Lopez and Ervin Sotto, and why he's always psyched when playing against previously more-heralded players like James Yap.

InterAKTV's Ryan Fenix, Josue Jamlang, and Jaemark Tordecilla talk about the success of Stallion FC, what makes the team so good -- and why they are the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters of the UFL. They then discuss how the Loyola Meralco Sparks can blow teams away with their talent, and how the squad is still looking for its identity.

They also talk about the Matthew Hartmann suspension, and how the decision by the Philippine Football Federation has repercussions with the local football community -- including the United Football League. Jaemark also plays devil's advocate against Ryan and Jing's defense of the UFL in the "club versus country" debate after the Azkals United-Icheon Citizen FC charity match.

PBA Philippine Cup finals Most Valuable Player Larry Fonacier joins InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla to talk about the recently-concluded championship series. He candidly admits that some Talk 'N Text members were already thinking about vacation when the team fell into a 3-1 hole against Petron Blaze in the semis, and how winning the MVP award is redemption for him after a nightmarish Game Seven against the Boosters in last year's Governors' Cup.

Fonacier also discusses the career-threatening knee injury that almost kept him from his PBA dream, and how his new-found faith allowed him to cope with whatever was in store for him. He also talks about the differences in styles of coaches Chot Reyes, Tim Cone, and Yeng Guiao, the difficulties of defending Gary David, and the brotherhood he shares with his Ateneo college teammates.

"Next to corruption and coup d'etat, basketball is the national sport. And you can't sponsor corruption or coup d'etat."
-- JB Baylon on why Powerade decided to sponsor the national squad in 2009

Powerade top executive JB Baylon joins InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla in the second episode of the Overtime podcast, where they discuss the Tigers' fairy tale run, and how the players were transformed by their victory over B-MEG in the quarterfinals. Baylon also candidly answers why he didn't fire Powerade coach Bo Perasol even when the team was struggling, and why he was OK with the decision to trade marquee players like Asi Taulava and Alex Cabagnot.

Baylon also discusses his experience as the manager for Powerade Team Pilipinas in the 2009 FIBA Asia Championship, how that team of PBA stars compares to the SMART-Gilas Pilipinas squad, and why the PBA cannot afford not to lend its players to the national team.

In the first episode, the guys discuss the past weekend's UFL action, the potential of Kaya FC, the imminent end of the Air Force dynasty, and the talent of Joshua Beloya. They also discuss the Younghusband brothers' "acting" talents on the pitch and whether the Azkals need to hire some non-pretty boys to get enforcers on the team.

In the debut episode of the Overtime podcast, PBA commissioner Chito Salud speaks to InterAKTV's Jaemark Tordecilla about the semifinals matchups, the perception that the PBA is an SMC-MVP league, issues with the officiating, and other conspiracy theories. They also talk about the PBA's commitment to the national program, Salud's past stint as a member of Petron's board of directors, and the influence of the commissioner's late father, Rudy Salud.