Kanoa and Billy talk the Summer Olympics and the myriad of stories from this weekend, as well as talk some Hawaii football as we get closer to Week 0 against Delaware State, and even a surprise call from Pal Eldridge makes its way through.

Rich Miano joins the show to talk Hawaii football as the trio also talk story about their most recent golfing stories from the last week and a half.

Heather Bown, former Rainbow Wahine and Team USA volleyball player, talk about her experience at the Olympics as well as what she's seen from Team USA volleyball this year at the Summer Games.

Tanner Haworth fills in for Gary Dickman today, as he discusses the NCAA's leak of allegations towards the Michigan football program and what it means for the coaching staff. Aaron McMann from The Ann Arbor News and MLive.com (and a Central Michigan grad) joins the show to give his perspective on the upcoming possible lawsuit between the two.

Stephen Tsai also joins the show to talk about Hawaii football after their four-hour scrimmage on Saturday as we are only 19 days away from Week 0 against Delaware State.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart follow NFL storylines, talk with Dr. Nate Murata from the Hawaii Concussion Awareness Management Program, react to new kickoff in the NFL Hall of Fame Game, and more.

Artie's back after the month break, and he's excited to talk all about the Summer Olympics and Hawaii football and basketball.

His former teammate Tom Henderson joins the show to talk about his experience playing on USA Basketball for the Olympics, as well as his opinions on the current team and landscape of the NBA.

Kanoa and Billy talk Summer Olympics and the potential end of a career for legendary surfer Carissa Moore after she fails to qualify past the quarterfinals of the Olympics, as well as Hawaii football with a conversation with 2025 QB committ Jarret "JJ" Nelson and his expectations with his other career in baseball.

The guys also talk with Dana Takahara-Dias to discuss the announcement of girl's flag football becoming a sanctioned sport for Hawaii public schools starting this academic year.

Gary talks the Summer Olympics and his opinions on the Women's and Men's Basketball pool games and other Hawaii athletes in Paris.

Bob Nightengale from USA Today Sports joins the show to talk about the MLB now that we're past the trade deadline and the playoffs are looming in the horizon.

Kate Lang, Rainbow Wahine setter, joins the show to discuss her offseason training and her mentality going into her final year at the University of Hawaii.

On this Thursday, the HHSAA and DOE recently released news that Girls' Football will be a newly sanctioned sport in the state of Hawaii with intention to field teams from the BIIF, MIL, KIF and OIA. Chris Chun, Executive Director of the HHSAA, joins the show to talk about the newest sport to come to the state championship lineup and the interest that's gathered around it.

Plus the Hall of Fame game, albeit ending early due to weather, signals that football has returned and the guys talk on different topics, including the new kickoff rule, CJ Stroud, and who's the early favorites to make noise in the 24-25 season.

Kanoa and Billy talk Summer Olympics as they pivot from talking about sports to watching the "GOAT" Simone Biles and her US teammates, as well as Hawaii football and some of the most notable two-sport athletes in Hawaii Athletics history.

Lori Santi joins the show to talk about the Summer Olympics, the 49ers and whatever the trio feel like talking about as they talk story amid the individual all-around gymnastics medal round.

Sterling Carvalho, head coach of Kahuku football, joins the show for the first prep sports talk of the morning routine and discuss the Red Raiders' impressive schedule this season and how Carvalho keeps his team so consistent over the last couple of years of success.

Gary Dickman breaks down Hawaii football and the Summer Olympics and his opinions on the conditions certain sports needs to play in as well as his opinions on the beginning of the NFL preseason.

Dave Shoji joins the show to talk about his experience in Paris as he follows his son Erik through the Olympics.

Kanoa and Billy talk Summer Olympics as they pivot from talking about sports to watching the "GOAT" Simone Biles and her US teammates, as well as Hawaii football and some of the most notable two-sport athletes in Hawaii Athletics history.

Lori Santi joins the show to talk about the Summer Olympics, the 49ers and whatever the trio feel like talking about as they talk story amid the individual all-around gymnastics medal round.

Sterling Carvalho, head coach of Kahuku football, joins the show for the first prep sports talk of the morning routine and discuss the Red Raiders' impressive schedule this season and how Carvalho keeps his team so consistent over the last couple of years of success.