Former #HawaiiMBB point guard Drew Buggs joined "On Point with Artie Wilson". Hawaii's all-time career assist leader discussed entering the transfer portal and selecting Missouri.

University of Hawaii athletics director, David A.K. Matlin joins the Bobby Curran Show. He says, "We gotta be prepared and be ready to play, with or without fans." How will sports look this fall?

Catch up with University of Hawaii football coach, Todd Graham. What is his ideal capacity for Aloha Stadium?

University of Hawaii men's volleyball head coach Charlie Wade joins the show to talk about the athletics department allowing spring seniors to play one more year at UH. Also, the NFL schedules have been released, so who's got the best and worst one?

Soon-to-be Commissioner of the Big West Conference

Lieutenant Governor Josh Green joined the conversation to talk about the current state of COVID-19 in Hawaii, testing, and when the community will see restrictions lifted. The Lieutenant Governor shared encouraging information that the state’s viral load is low and that there are more people recovering than there are new cases. Currently, Hawaii has the lowest mortality rate and the second lowest number of confirmed cases per capita in the country. While this may be the case, Lt. Gov Josh Green does not want the community to get overconfident.

Lisa Horne from Pigskin Grind, Honolulu Star-Advertiser's Stephen Tsai, and Bleacher Report's Eric Pincus join the show. #Covid19 #NFL #HawaiiFootball #NBA

NFL schedule is released today and Josh gives his take on the scheduled games too come. Also New UH Hilo Men's Basketball Couch Kaniela Aiona joins the program and talks about his excitement for his new position and hopes for the programs future.

Former University of Hawaii basketball assistant coach Jeff Law joins the Animals to walk down memory lane of UH basketball. And speaking of memory lane, the guys also give their best University of Hawaii football player to wear each number.

Dr. Melinda Ashton from Hawaii Pacific Health joined the conversation to talk about antibody testing and contract tracing. Dr. Ashton started by sharing key differences between the COVID-19 test and the antibody test. The COVID-19 test detects current infection, while the antibody test detects disease-fighting proteins in the body that were created to neutralize the virus. If antibodies are present, this indicates the individual was exposed to COVID-19 in the past. Generally speaking, the presence of antibodies means a person has immunity, but officials are saying this cannot be confirmed yet the coronavirus specifically.