Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | May 14, 25

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku'ulei returns from her trip to Ohio, discussing the fun little tangents that she was able to take while there for the men's volleyball national championship tournament.

We move over to the NFL as the full schedule release is set for 2pm HT on Wednesday, talking about some of our favorite matchups and the international games that are on the slate for this year.

We hear postgame audio from Hawai'i Rainbow Wahine water polo's semifinal loss to eventual national champion Stanford, listening to HC James Robinson's thoughts alongside senior UTL Jordan Wedderburn.

The first hour closes out opening the discussion around Pete Rose and the Baseball Hall of Fame following commissioner Rob Manfred lifting the ban on the former Reds great after he passed last year.

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 2) | May 14, 25

Hour 2 continues the Pete Rose conversation, getting Paul & Ku's thoughts on his Hall of Fame candidacy and how it impacts other controversial members of baseball history.

Ku talks about her experience touring "The Horseshoe" on the Ohio State University's campus and how the new Aloha Stadium expectations should compare and if more seats are needed or not.

The show closes out talking about NFL schedule leaks and Paul's confidence regarding his Knicks going into Game 5 in Boston of the conference semifinals.

Wake Up in The Den w/ Paul Brecht & Michael Lasquero (Hour 2) | May 13, 25

The boys talk all things basketball in Hour No. 2 as Paul and Michael react to the Dallas Mavericks being "gifted" the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NBA draft in what will likely be Duke's Cooper Flagg. We also talk about former Hawaii Men's Basketball guard Tom Beattie's transfer to in-conference foe UC San Diego before talking some NFL schedule release news to close out the hour.

Wake Up in The Den w/ Paul Brecht & Michael Lasquero (Hour 1) | May 13, 25

Day No. 2 with the boys holding things down in the den has Paul and Michael recapping the NCAA men's volleyball championship and the rest of the HHSAA state championships over the weekend before teasing the NBA Draft Lottery conversation for Hour No. 2.

Wake Up in The Den w/ Paul Brecht & Michael Lasquero (Hour 2) | May 12, 25

Hour 2 continues the high school sports coverage as Paul & Michael move over to recapping the 2025 Wally Yonamine Foundation/HHSAA baseball state championships as Saint Louis and Damien made it a full ILH-led podium.

We hear from Damien SS Aaron Rapoza after the Monarchs claimed the program's third title in four seasons before talking about the magical run for Saint Louis over on Maui.

The baseball conversation continues with a chat with HPU head coach Dane Fujinaka after the Sharks were denied a bid from the 2025 NCAA Division II baseball tournament, looking ahead to the offseason while recapping a special year with a special group.

The show closes out with some NBA talk as the draft lottery is drawn later on Monday and Michael's Pacers took a 3-1 lead.

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

Wake Up in The Den w/ Paul Brecht & Michael Lasquero (Hour 1) | May 12, 25

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! No Ku'ulei to open this week, so Paul & Michael are at the controls to talk about a packed weekend that was in local sports.

We start talking about the end of the UH men's volleyball season, falling in the national semifinals to back-to-back defending champion UCLA. We hear from middle blocker Kurt Nusterer after the 'Bows returned home on Sunday.

The conversation shifts to the high school level, recapping the HHSAA championships for softball. We hear from Mililani HC Rose Antonio after the Trojans completed their title defense before chatting with Kapa'a shortstop Sienna Yamashita after the Warriors' back-to-back coronation.

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

Sports Rivals: Monty & Ernie | May 12, 25

We break down all 4 series with surprises in virtually al of them! Can the Celtics and Cavs bounce back? Will OKC and Denver go 7?  Can Warriors survive without Curry?  Plus, MLB and NFL notes!

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | May 9, 25

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the show recapping an insane day of sports from Thursday, talking about UH softball's incredible win over Cal State Fullerton and UH men's volleyball's four-set victory over Penn State in the NCAA Tournament.

We hear from HPU baseball head coach Dane Fujinaka after back-to-back incredible comeback wins to keep the Sharks' season alive happened on Thursday, getting an early scouting report of Westmont before the PacWest championship.

The first hour closes out talking about NBA Playoffs as Paul predicts the results of the two games on Friday, picking the road team in a pair of Game 3s. 

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 2) | May 9, 25

Hour 2 continues with the local sports coverage, recapping UH's upset over Cal State Fullerton in more detail before previewing Friday's Big West semifinal against CSUN.

We bat back-and-forth the chances of new Browns QB Dillon Gabriel on starting at some point this season, talking over the most intriguing QB rooms in the league.

The show closes out with more updates around HHSAA tournaments with softball, baseball, boys' volleyball and girls' water polo all going on right now. 

Wake Up in The Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani (Hour 1) | May 8, 25

Happy Thursday, beautiful people! It's a distracting day in the Den as Ku & Paul try to keep up with postseason action for UH men's volleyball and HPU baseball going on.

We kick off the show discussing the Hawai'i softball victory from Wednesday, setting up a quarterfinal matchup against No. 1 seeded Cal State Fullerton on Thursday.

Paul celebrates the Knicks going up 2-0 over the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals and jokes about divine intervention helping his basketball team for the first time ever.