Hawaii Sports Radio Network

Joining the show from the HPU Acrobatics & Tumbling program are new head coach Daisha Paulino along with student-athletes Bre Corral and Giselle Hovey. Coach Paulino is a former HPU top and tumbler who helped lead the Sharks to the NCATA Quarterfinals in 2017 and 2018.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Spicy Ku makes an appearance after a deep dive into DBEDT & the NASED project as it pertains to Sports Tourism and more. Paul gives a preview of Hawai'i men's basketball's matchup with Cal State Northridge as the 'Bows look to extend the win streak to four.

Spicy Ku takes over in Hour 2, continuing conversations from the first hour before discussing a piece from the Star-Advertiser's Stephen Tsai on the state of UH athletics and whether the women's side of athletics are in a good spot compared to the men's programs. 

Paul gives his preview of the Rainbow Wahine's road matchup with Cal State Northridge, highlighting key statistics for Hawai'i and the Matadors.

The Rams outlast the Seariders, 42-39. Isaiah Harmon led the Radford offense with 13 points, followed by Landen Lee who scored 8 points off the bench.

Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul kick off the first hour with Hawai'i football conversation as the Rainbow Warriors added Utah EDGE Ka'eo Akana in the transfer portal. We play Michael's exclusive conversation with Akana immediately following the former Roosevelt pass rusher's commitment to the University of Hawai'i. 

We talk about the OIA girls' soccer playoffs that are underway before closing out the hour debating what Michael's nickname should be, trying to join with "Positive Paul" and "Coach Ku" with his in-depth connections as a persona.

Michael joins the crew for Hour 2, giving his thoughts on the latest additions to Hawai'i's football program while adding more context to Ka'eo Akana's commitment to the Braddahhood. 

We finish out the show discussing the potential of Deion Sanders taking the newly-open Dallas Cowboys head coaching job, looking back on the successes of his first couple years with Colorado. 

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! After a few technical difficulties, Ku and Paul join together to recap a weekend filled with winning by the University of Hawai'i men's and women's basketball teams as each program moved to above the .500 mark in conference play.

We also discuss Hawai'i men's volleyball's five-set thriller against Harvard before closing out the opening hour hearing the post-match interview of UFC welterweight fighter Punahele Soriano after his first-round win.

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

Hour 2 continues the basketball conversation as we break down the win over Cal State Fullerton for Hawai'i men's basketball, seeing a school-record day at the free throw line and the strength of the frontcourt back in the win for the Rainbow Warriors.

We also hear part of Friday's post-match media availability from Hawai'i men's volleyball HC Charlie Wade, setter Tread Rosenthal and outside hitter/opposite Finn Kearney.

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

The Rivals breakdown Wild Card weekend that saw just one close game! Plus, Ohio State and Notre Dame get ready for the National Championship! We share our thoughts on all NFL Awards and Monty suggests this yearʻs Rookieʻs may have had the best Rookie Offensive seasons ever!

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku and Paul closing out the week talking NFL postseason and awards as Wild Card Weekend has arrived and AP NFL All-Pro teams were announced, giving their most interesting game picks for the first round of the playoffs.

We also recap both the Hawai'i men's and women's basketball wins over UC Riverside on Thursday, seeing the return of MeiLani "McThree" in the absence of Daejah Phillips while Aaron Hunkin-Claytor came off the bench to help spark a 2nd-half comeback for the men.