He studied theater arts at the Far Eastern University and was drawn into radio broadcasting while he was still in college.

[4] That experience made him a credible counselor, starting in Radio Veritas, to listeners who phone in their predicaments in love and life.

In addition to saying comforting advice, he is very vocal on the nation's most pressing issues, such as the ongoing discussions about the country's divorce laws.

[5] The show was granted a lease in life after almost being scrapped when ABS-CBN was denied a new broadcast franchise by the Philippine Congress.

[6] However, the show moved to Radyo5 (later True FM) on December 26 of the same year, thus making the program revert to its old weekday evening schedule.