Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Wake Up in the Den - NFL Honors 2026, Kalshi ban in Hawaii & Pho for Pre-Game Meals | Feb 6, 26 (Hour 1)

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the final show of the week recapping the 2026 NFL Honors show from Thursday night, seeing Matthew Stafford win MVP while announcing his return for next year and Hawai'i-native Tetairoa McMillian bring home Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Ku vents about the strange effort by Hawaii lawmakers to move to ban prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket, wondering aloud why the state continues to fight against benefitting from the explosion of sports gambling.

The hour wraps up with Ku & Paul talking about their old pre-game and night-before-game meals from their playing days after talking about Sam Darnold & Cooper Kupp's tradition to find the best Pho wherever they play that week.

Wake Up in the Den - Hawaii hosts UC San Diego, Panita Thanatharn wins 1st game at Hawaii & Final Super Bowl LX Predictions | Feb 6, 26 (Hour 2)

Hour 2 opens hearing from UH men's basketball head coach Eran Ganot ahead of a big Saturday matchup hosting UC San Diego for the Rainbow Warriors. Ku & Paul go through their expectations for the weekend, including a look at a prime Chaminade-Hawaii Pacific basketball matchup.

We shift over to the diamond, hearing from new Hawaii softball head coach Panita Thanatharn and sophomore starting pitcher Taryn Irimata following the Rainbow Wahine's season-opening victory over Seattle University from Thursday night.

The show wraps up with the duo giving their final predictions for Super Bowl LX between the Seattle Seahawks & New England Patriots.

Wake Up in The Den - Audric Harris, UH Softball Opening Day, OIA Boys Basketball recap | Feb. 5, 26

Another PACKED Thursday in The Den! We hear from one of Hawaii Football's new faces, UW transfer receiver Audric Harris. It's also Opening Day for the Rainbow Wahine Softball team and we get a chance to hear from senior transfer pitcher Hannah Pitts and Kapa'a alum/CSUN transfer Rhea Furtado. To close things out, Ku'ulei gets you caught up with what you may have missed from Wednesday night's OIA Boys Basketball Championships in which Kahuku and Kaimuki came out victorious.

Sharks Weekly 'Nation Girls & Women in Sports Day' Edition | Feb. 5, 26

OIA Boys Basketball D1 Championship: Kahuku vs Kailua | Feb. 4, 26

The Kahuku Red Raiders closed the door on a long-awaited return to the top of OIA Division I boys basketball Tuesday night, grinding out a hard-fought 35–32 victory over the defending champion Kailua Surfriders in a defensive-heavy championship showdown.

OIA Boys Basketball D2 Championship: Kaimuki vs Waianae | Feb. 4, 26

The Kaimuki Bulldogs delivered a composed, wire-to-wire performance Wednesday night to capture the OIA Division II boys basketball championship, pulling away from Waiʻanae for a decisive 59–38 victory at Jim Alegre Gymnasium.

Wake Up in the Den - Hawaii Softball Carys Murakami, First Hawaii Football Spring Practice & AC Carter Throwback | Feb 4, 26 (Hour 1)

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day recapping the notes of Hawai'i football's first day of spring practice via Michael Lasquero and sprinkle their own thoughts about the new-look Rainbow Warrior roster.

We chat with Hawai'i softball second baseman Carys Murakami as the featured Mana Wahine of the Week ahead of the Rainbow Wahine opening the 2026 season under new head coach Panita Thanatharn.

The first hour wraps up with a trip down college basketball memory lane after Ku re-watched the 1997 men's basketball matchup between Hawai'i and Kansas featuring AC Carter & Paul Pierce. 

Wake Up in the Den - NBA Trade madness, Hawaii Football HC Timmy Chang & OIA Basketball Championships | Feb 4, 26 (Hour 2)

Hour 2 opens up with a refresh of the latest NBA Trade Deadline news as Anthony Davis moves to Washington, James Harden gets flipped to Cleveland for Darius Garland & a variety of other transactions get announced while live on the air.

We hear Hawai'i football head coach Timmy Chang's Day 1 thoughts from spring practice and get his opinion on the current transfer portal window and if the dates should be changed for college football's movement period.

The day wraps up with Ku & Paul previewing the OIA Division I and II boys basketball championships, pitting Waianae against Kaimuki and getting the rubber match Round 3 between Kahuku and Kailua.

Wake Up in the Den - Super Bowl LX early look, HPU's Dane Fujinaka's 100th win & Mountain West Media Rights Deal | Feb 3, 26 (Hour 1)

Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul kick off a loaded day with first-blush analysis of the Seahawks-Patriots matchup in Super Bowl LX before reacting to the official announcement of the new Mountain West media rights deal that includes FOX Sports, CBS Network, the CW and more.

We shift conversation to the diamond, hearing Michael Lasquero's chat with HPU head coach Dane Fujinaka after the fifth-year skipper picked up his 100th win with the Sharks on Saturday.

Wake Up in the Den - Chaminade Baseball returns, Hawaii NIL Legislation & Hawaii Football Spring Roster | Feb 3, 26 (Hour 2)

Hour 2 is carried by Ku & Paul going over HI HB2384 and SB3263, a pair of pieces of legislation from each the House and Senate regarding Name, Image and Likeness agreement regulations for UH and athletes.

We also hear Michael Lasquero's chat with Chaminade baseball head coach Chad Konishi after the Silverswords opened their season with a competitive loss against Cal State LA on Friday night.

The day wraps up with the duo taking a peek at the spring football roster for the Rainbow Warriors, talking about the first reports out of camp with the new faces in the islands.