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On the start of the week edition of the show, there is a reason why senator Ted Cruz should never use the word "woke" in "Who ain't doing it right?"

On this "Awful Day" show, AP Steadham from WHEP in Alabama makes his return to talk about the state of college football and Alabama football during these times. Russell Baxter from ProFootballGuru.com talks about the potential return of the NFL. And who knows their stuff in US History and US Geography?

UH Men's Basketball Coach Eran Ganot joins the show to talk about what to expect this basketball season. MLB might be back by July if the come up with an agreement and what is going on in Nascar after the Bubba Wallace garage incident.

Chef Lee Anne Wong of Koko Head Cafe joined the conversation to share insight on how the coronavirus pandemic has affected Hawaii’s restaurant industry. Chef Lee Anne Wong said that when the pandemic hit “everything happened very very suddenly.” She shared that closing the doors of her Kaimuki restaurant in March was very emotional. “It was hard to let go of my employees not knowing when I’d be able to hire them back".

Jon Marks, co-host of SportsRadioWIP, joins the show to talk Philadelphia sports news, and what we should be looking forward to for the upcoming Phillies season and the end of the 76ers' season. Kevin Pelton, NBA writer for ESPN and co-host of the "Fabulous PeltonCast," talks the NBA bubble and the predicament of Florida's rising coronavirus cases. Matt Snyder, MLB writer for CBS, talks MLB news and the hopeful start to the MLB 2020 season.

On this start of the work week, Trent Rush, reporter and host for Angels Radio KLAA and the MLB Network who also does BWC basketball for ESPN, joins the show to talk about the state of the MLB and Sam Amico from Sports illustrated talks about the NBA and how players are opting out of play from the restart.

Iolani alum and sports writer for the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, Marcus Fuller, discusses his journey from Big Island boy to the realization of his dream job covering college hoops. He also reflects on how the murder of George Floyd, which occurred in his city, and the ensuing worldwide demonstrations have impacted him and his family. Plus, Kanoa and Jordan break down some of the the latest headlines, including the decline in UH football and volleyball season ticket sales, the impasse in MLB talks between the owners and players, a UFC fighter quits on the stool against the urging of his corner, and their "Best and Worst".

Governor David Ige joined the converstaion to provide updates on the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. Governor Ige said that he plans to make an announcement this week with regards to new processes for trans-Pacific travel. While he did not share details, he did say that the new process will include pre-testing travelers prior to arrival in Hawai'i.

Tod Leonard, west coast based editor and writer for Golf Digest, joins the show to talk recent golf news, and what we can look forward to from the sport in light of growing coronavirus cases. Trent Rush, host at Angels Radio KLAA and commentator for UC Irvine basketball, joins the show to talk MLB news and rumors of the league's growing tension between the owners and the players.

On this Aloha Friday show, Felipe Ojastro from Spectrum Sports joins the show to talk about the HHSAA. Kritain Winfield from New York Daily News talks the NBA, Dr. coffee talks about his new book, and Dr. T makes an appearance to give an update on the COVID-19 virus in Hawaii. Also, do you know more about Rock & Roll and TV Sitcoms than the guys?