On this Monday, the guys come on talking about the headlines, which includes a fantastic win by Matt Fitzpatrick in the US Open and Will Zalatoris being in the mix yet again at a major. But there's also another headline with the XFL coming for a tryout, so Seattle OC and former UH head coach June Jones comes on the show to talk about the XFL and it coming to Hawaii. And Brian Baldinger from the NFL Network comes on to talk about the headlines in the NFL as training camp approaches.

Lori Santi comes back on this Monday with Kanoa and in pure gloating form about the Golden State Warriors. They talk about the series, but then a surprise pop-up guest comes on...and it's Artie Wilson?? He joins the show to talk about the two teams in the NBA Finals. Plus best and worst includes...jello shots?

Josh Pacheco fills in to talk about the Golden State Warriors are their ceremonies after winning another NBA Finals, the Hawaii Men's Basketball schedule, and the ever so fascinating situation between the University of Hawaii and NASED.

Bryan Minniti Former Assistant GM MLB 21 years w/MLB Clubs in front office leadership. Bryan started as an intern in college with the Pirates to Director of Baseball Operations. Was Assistant GM with the Phillies,

Diamondbacks and Nationals. He had to deal in all operations in Baseball Operations, Rules Compliance, Transactions, Budgeting and Contracts. Also involved in trades, was an amateur as well as international scout. Bryan has a bachelor’s in science and a double math major and statistics at the University of Pittsburgh.

This is an explosive discussion which covers so many areas of the game of baseball in the front office as well as on the field. And listen to Bryans

fearless decision to run for President of the WBSC, Executive Board Member at Large, Chair of the Baseball Division and Vice Chair of the Baseball Division.

Gary comes on this Aloha Friday talking about the NBA Finals and what a game 6 it was to cement the Warriors' dynasty. Larry Beil from KGO TV in San Francisco joins the show to talk about the season and the celebration happening in the Bay Area. Plus, some talk on the XFL as the tryouts at McKinley happen soon, so Marc Ross, Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the XFL, joins the show to talk about the tryouts and the league. Our own Bobby Curran also joins the show to talk about his current condition. And UH Women's Volleyball assistant coach Kaleo Baxter joins the show to talk about the team and upcoming season tickets.

Kanoa rides solo today as we get a lot of people on this Aloha Friday, starting off with a Kai Lenny and Raoul Magana talking about the WSL event happening soon. And then our own Bobby Curran comes on to talk about his situation that some might know about already, and we have UH football head coach Timmy Chang talking about the upcoming season and how the team is getting ready for it. And best and worst includes...the LIV Golf Invitational Series and the US Open.

Artie Wilson talks on the NBA Finals and the Golden State Warriors beating the Celtics in six games, where the Boston Celtics go from here, as well as touching on the University of Hawaii men's basketball offseason.

Jonathan Von Tobel from VSin Live talks the NBA Finals after the Golden State Warriors finish off the Boston Celtics for championship number 4 for Steph Curry and crew.

Wide-receiver's coach, Jared Ursua joins the Hawaii Football Now Podcast to talk about how he is capitalizing on the opportunity to coach under Timmy Chang and develop his group of wide-receivers into versatile and smart athletes. Coach Ursua, like Coach Shoemaker and the other coaches who have joined the podcast, call their job at the University of Hawaii the dream job.

Coach Caliendo on Clearing the Bases Podcast talking baseball development at the younger levels.

There are many people in the baseball world that aim to promote our game for the betterment of all who are involved. There are a lot of good people but there is no better advocate than Peter Caliendo. Peter has literally traveled the world teaching coaches and players how to be the best that they can be. He also shares some knowledge of what he has learned from his many journeys. “Jimmy Filingeri”

This was so much fun; Jimmy and David are awesome. Thanks for having me on the show. Lots of talk about Youth Baseball, direction heading, changes it needs to make to keep kids in the game longer and get new kids playing, not just here in the USA but around the world, the world is doing some great things that we can learn from, long term development, coaching, teaching and so much more. Thanks guys. They have some great guests and topics, listen to them. "Peter Caliendo"