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The Sports Animals fill in today. Kenny Anderson , former 2nd overall pick in the NBA, comes on to the show to talk about a new Showtime documentary "NYC Point Gods" and his involvement in the project. Vince Goo joins the show to go down memory lane about his time at the University of Hawaii as the Rainbow Wahine head coach, and his path getting there from the Hawaii high school ranks.

Josh comes on this start of the work week talking about the news of Kyler Murray's contract. What does this say about Kyler, and maybe the organization? Also, some talks on Shohei Ohtani and Mike Trout, should they be traded elsewhere for the Angels' sake or even the players' sake? And we talk youth baseball as there were a lot of teams that were successful in the Cal Ripken Youth Baseball regionals. The assistant coach for the Homegrown team Kalani Perreira joins to talk about the journey and how you can help them get to the Cal Ripken World Series.

Keegan and Tanner fill in for Kanoa today and talk about the headlines, including something weird about Kyler Murray's contract. There's also talk on the Kevin Durant talks and potential trade with Boston, is it even worth is to do it? Also, keeping the tradition of best and worst, but the worst has a personal bias to it, somewhat.

The Sports Animals take over the show today. Trent Rush from La Angels Radio talks the Angels and the terrible season they're having, and whether or not Shohei Ohtani is available for trade. Greg Auman from The Athletic talks the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as we prepare for the NFL season. Timmy Chang joins the show two day before fall camp starts to kick start the 2022 college football season.

Brian McInnis from Spectrum News joins Kanoa on this edition of the show to talk about some UH football, but there's also a dive into some "unpopular opinions", which includes an opinion on the topic of the ESPYs and esports too. Also, best and worst to wrap up this Aloha Friday!

The Sports Animals take over the show. Rich Miano from Spectrum Sports talks the University of Hawaii football team as we're less than a week away from the start of Fall camp. Tavis Wingfield from the Prime Time Podcast talks the Miami Dolphins as they head into a make or break year for Tua Tagovailoa. The Animals catch up with former UH basketball star Predrag Savovic.

The animals take a lot of turns today, especially in the second hour of the show. Former Rainbow Warrior Leonard Peters joins the show, but also Curtis Murayam from the Star-Advertiser drops in and Lois Manin talks about her new promotion. We also have Stephen Tsai from the Star-Advertiser to talk about what went down at Mandalay Bay for Mountain West Media Days, Day 2. And Kecvin McGuire from Athlon Sports talks the rest of the nation on their media days, especially the power conferences.

Kanoa is joined by Rich Miano on this version of the show and talks about what happened at Mountain West Media Days, Day 2 and Chevan Cordeiro being there today. Also, what is a good outlook for UH Football this upcoming season? Plus best and worst.

Jordan Helle and Hunter Hughes welcome former University of Hawaii Tight End and current Special Team's Analyst, Jordan Puʻu Robinson. Puʻu a fellow Baldwin High School Alumni graduated a year after Jordan Helle and played at Washington State University before coming back home to play at Hawaii.

Jordan and Hunter also review the new Mountain West scheduling format and talk about Coach Thomas Sheffield's new BRADDAHHOOD tattoo that he got from former UH Offensive Lineman, Aaron Kia who now works at Holomua Tattoo.

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Josh Pacheco and John Veneri present the Mountain West Media Days from Mandalay Bay. They are joined by several more coaches like Brady Hoke (SDSU), Jeff Teford (Fresno State), Brent Brennan (SJSU) and Marcus Arroyo (UNLV). They also talk with former Punahou defensive lineman Hale Motupuaka, and the University of Hawaii's super seniors Micah Vanterpool and Penei Pavihi.