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Episodes
Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Another packed day as Ku recaps yesterday's Braddahood Grindz event before previewing the upcoming HHSAA girls flag football tournament that starts this week.
The conversation shifts to the basketball court, discussing the latest college basketball transfer portal news after former St. Mary's & UConn G Aiden Mahaney announced his commitment to UC Santa Barbara earlier this week.
Paul gives another update on the NBA Playoffs, lamenting the Knicks' loss to the Pistons in Game 5 while recapping the other three games from Tuesday. Ku asks Paul for his predictions on Wednesday's games.
Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
Wednesday Apr 30, 2025
Former Hawai'i men's volleyball outside hitter Costas Theocharidis joins Ku & Paul in-studio for the entirety of Hour 2, talking about the success of his book "Costas: Warrior for Life: Thriving within the Chaos" a year later, the current season and crop of UH men's volleyball players and his newest business venture.
Tuesday Apr 29, 2025
Tuesday Apr 29, 2025
Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the first hour talking about other storylines from the 2025 NFL Draft, giving their takes on the best draft hauls and who they want to see in training camp Hard Knocks.
Paul gives an updated NBA Playoff prediction after the majority of the first round series got pushed to 3-1 leads for one side and Ku laments her Orlando Magic's seemingly inevitable fate against the Boston Celtics.
Tuesday Apr 29, 2025
Tuesday Apr 29, 2025
Hour 2 continues on with a conversation about pranks as Ku and Paul give their best memories of harmless pranks played on them and that they had played.
We roll into some sports business conversation with the NCAA/House Settlement decision looming and roster limits becoming a debate amongst P4 schools. We also talk about some updated coaching salaries that are notable to the Mountain West.
We close out the day hearing from Big West champion Hawai'i women's water polo after the team saw their NCAA quarterfinal matchup revealed on Monday.
Monday Apr 28, 2025
Monday Apr 28, 2025
Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul back after a packed weekend for a LOADED show. Things kick off talking about the Hawai'i men's volleyball team taking down No. 1 LBSU in the Big West Tournament championship match on Saturday, hearing post-match thoughts from HC Charlie Wade and players Louis Sakanoko and Adrien Roure.
We recap OIA baseball championships from the weekend, reviewing a wonky 8-5 victory for Farrington in the Division II game before talking about the 2-1 win for Mililani in the Division I game.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Monday Apr 28, 2025
Monday Apr 28, 2025
Hour 2 rolls on with a look to the NFL, recapping the NFL Draft and the top storylines coming out of the three-day event including players with ties to Hawai'i and their landing places and the vaunted Shedeur Sanders slide.
Paul updates everyone with the latest in UH men's basketball recruiting after two more players announced their commitments to the Rainbow Warriors.
The hour closes out with look backs on the OIA softball championships from Friday night and the Big West women's water polo match from Sunday that saw Hawai'i win for the second straight year.
You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.
Monday Apr 28, 2025
Sunday Apr 27, 2025
Sunday Apr 27, 2025
Sharks and Swords were tied 5-5 in the 10th inning before the game was suspended due to weather.
Saturday Apr 26, 2025
Saturday Apr 26, 2025
Mililani defeats Kaiser, 2-1, in a pitchers' duel to win their fifth OIA baseball title. Trojans' Jonah Parker drove in both runs to help lift the Trojans for the win and was named the Fun Factory VIP of the Game.
Saturday Apr 26, 2025
Saturday Apr 26, 2025
Farrington tops Kapolei, 8-5, to win their second league title and first since 2018. Governors' Thomas Nakashima scored two runs, drove in two more, and pitched three scoreless innings to earn the save and was named the Fun Factory VIP of the Game.