Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! It's finally football season as Hawaii kicks off training camp later this week, giving way for Ku & Paul to dive into some of the biggest storylines facing the Rainbow Warriors and the new-look Mountain West Conference.

The duo also dives into the news out of North Carolina as GM Michael Lombardi was placed on leave Monday morning, leading into a deeper discussion of the so-far failing Bill Belichick experiment.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Hour 2 opens talking about UNLV HC Josh Pastner's comments about "owning" the Rebels' program and what that could look like in a new era of college athletics.

Ku & Paul move into a bigger conversation regarding the Rainbow Warriors and Rainbow Wahine as they move into new conferences and what fair expectations would be in Year 1 in the Mountain West Conference.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

LeBronʻs surprise move to Philly!! Plus, WNBA All Star Weekend and can Aaron Donald really be coming back? Rivals break it down!

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul kick off the end of the week reacting to the breaking news of the morning after LeBron James announced that he would be signing with the Philadelphia 76ers to close out his historic career.

After talking about where the Sixers stand for chances at an NBA title next season, we return the conversation home to hear Michael Lasquero's chat with Waipahu football head coach Bryson Carvalho ahead of a potential big year for the Marauders on the gridiron.

Hour 2 leads off hearing from friend of the show & resident 76ers fan Zoar Nedd, getting an inside look at how fans in Philly could be feeling following the win of the LeBron James sweepstakes before adventuring off into NFL and NCAA men's basketball topics.

Paul pitches the question of which professional sports all-star weekends are the best/most entertaining with WNBA All-Star Weekend beginning and the Studbudz reuniting for another year of trouble, leading to a look back to the NFL's Pro Bowl taking residence in Hawai'i.

Happy Aloha Thursday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the morning reacting to breaking news in the Hawaii football program as Stephen Tsai of the Star-Advertiser reported that freshman QB Maika Eugenio is no longer with the team.

Paul details his worries with a lack of QB depth while Ku'ulei keeps calm with confidence in the two-man room with experience at the college level.

The first hour wraps with an extensive chat with Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine soccer head coach Michele "Bud" Nagamine ahead of the program's first campaign competing in the Mountain West.

Hour 2 opens with Ku & Paul recapping the interview with Coach Nagamine and what the new conference could bring for challenges in the first year in post-Big West life.

We shift gears to the basketball court as the world continues to await LeBron James' latest free agency decision before wrapping up talking about another uptick in attendance and attention for the WNBA.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the morning celebrating two more former Hawai'i basketball players signing professional deals to continue their careers before diving into some OIA football scheduling previews ahead of the 2026 season.

We hear Michael Lasquero's chats with Aiea Na Ali'i football ahead of a season with big-time expectations.

Hour 2 continues the week of NFL prop previews, debating our favorites for the 2026-27 NFL MVP award and why the honors should have non-QBs considered more going forward.

We also have some fun with a World Cup look back after the Athletic released new & old fan suggestions for changing the game of soccer, giving our takes on if FIFA should implement any new looks or not.

Happy Aloha Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul dip their toes into the NFL waters for the first time, looking ahead to the 2026-27 season through the lens of the Circa Sports odds as they predict their NFL Coach of the Year winner.

The first hour wraps up with a tangent from unscripted television and how people decide on their love language, leading to the duo discussing how they figured out their own.