Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Wake Up in the Den ft. Darnell Arceneaux | July 19, 2024

Happy Aloha Friday! We are joined in studio by former Saint Louis and Utah quarterback and current Waialua athletics director Darnell Arceneaux. He reflects on his playing days and coaching days and his time on the job as an athletic director. We wrap up the show with some rapid fire questions with some favorites and predictions.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani | July 18, 24

Happy Thursday beautiful people! Ku and Michael talk some NFL today as we go over some betting odds courtesy of Circa's sportsbooks. We also talk some college football before closing out the show talking about WNBA all-star weekend.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani | July 17, 24

Happy Wednesday! Ku'ulei and Michael gets you caught up on Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors football team and how they look in the new EA Sports College Football game. We also recap the MLB Draft and all the players taken over the three-day event with Hawai'i ties.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Ku'ulei Agbayani | July 16, 24

Happy Aloha Tuesday, beautiful people! Paul tags Ku'ulei back in as she returns from the continent, and he gets ready to leave for it. We jump all over the place today, chatting about Hawai'i football after last week's Mountain West media days. We talk some hoops with Zoar Nedd finally being announced as a GA for the Hawai'i men's basketball program and Ku brings up her experience at the NBA 2K25 Las Vegas Summer League.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Paul and Michael | July 15, 24

Happy Aloha Monday! Paul and Michael kicks off the week talking some basketball and baseball as a handful of players with Hawai'i-ties are making some headlines in the national scene. We also listen to Men's Basketball standout Akira Jacobs' interview with the media ahead of his appearance with team Japan in the upcoming Olympics.

Sports Rivals: Monty & Ernie | July 15, 24

Euro Cup and Copa de America titles, Wimbledon winners, US Menʻs Basketball, NBA Summer League and we talk Paris Olympics!

‘24 Chace Numata All-Star Game | Hawai’i HS Baseball | July 12, 2024

The Aloha Stars rallied from an 8-run deficit, using Legend Lancaster's RBI single in the bottom of the 9th to walk-off the Hawaiian Stars in the 4th annual Chace Numata Senior All-Star Game, powered by SportStan Sporting Goods & Palace Saimin.

WATCH: ‘24 Chace Numata All-Star Game | Hawai’i HS Baseball | July 12, 2024 (youtube.com)

The game is played to honor the memory of Pearl City High alumnus Chace Numata, who died in 2019 of injuries from a skateboarding accident at age 27. At the time, he was playing for the Detroit Tigers' Double-A affiliate Erie SeaWolves. He was drafted out of Pearl City in 2010 by the Philadelphia Phillies.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Paul Brecht | July 12, 24

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Paul flying solo this Friday as he recaps Mountain West Media Days, hearing what Hawai'i football head coach Timmy Chang and SJSU head coach Ken Niumatalolo had to say when speaking to the media. The show closes out talking about the latest NIL venture that the Rainbow Collective and Rainbow NIL are putting on with their sponsor patches on Hawai'i men's basketball practice jerseys. 

Wake Up in the Den w/ Paul and Michael | July 11, 24

Happy Day 2 of Mountain West Media days! Paul and Michael get you caught up with what we heard and saw from Day 1 and University of Hawai'i DB Peter Manuma and QB Brayden Schager. We also react to the preseason Mountain West predictions and see where the 'Bows were potentially snubbed.

Wake Up in the Den w/ Paul Brecht | July 10, 24

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday! Paul flying solo in the Den as he hits the morning announcements of sports news and notes in Hawai'i before playing a portion of his conversation with Rainbow Wahine basketball head coach Laura Beeman about UH's offseason so far. 

We shift gears in the bottom of the hour to Mountain West Media Days as Ku'ulei Agbayani and Kyle Galdeira check in from Circa Resort & Casino, the site of the conference's preseason function.

You can catch the full recording of the Beeman interview on our YouTube channel, Hawai'i Sports Radio Network.