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Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu

Kanoa and Billy talk about the crazy NBA Playoffs as well as talk more about Hawaii Athletics and the resignation of Robyn Ah Mow.

Matt Elliott joins the show to talk about everything that's going on at Lower Campus, Brian McInnis gives his takes on what's going on around the islands, and the guys talk with Kaleo Baxter to get his side of becoming interim head coach and what's next for the Rainbow Wahine.

Gary talks about the NBA Playoffs and the impressive feat his Knicks had last night over the Atlanta Hawks, plus talks Hawaii Athletics from Rainbow Wahine volleyball to Rainbow Warrior baseball with Josh Pacheco.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu

Kanoa and Billy talk about the stunning news yesterday about Robyn Ah Mow stepping down from her position as the Rainbow Wahine volleyball coach, as the guys discuss more about why she made the decision to step down from Billy's exclusive interview in the Star Advertiser today. The guys talk more about volleyball with Tiff Wells, and expand more on the NBA Playoffs.

Gary talks about the big move of Robyn Ah Mow stepping down as Rainbow Wahine head coach, talking with Ryan Kalei Tsuji for more context as well as more on men's volleyball.

Gary also discusses the NBA, the NBA Playoffs and a little hockey.

Josh Pacheco and Chris Hart on ESPN Honolulu.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics and the new rules in the NBA, plus a little NBA Playoffs talk.

Rob DeMello tries to mediate between the guys today, as well as Tread Rosenthal joins the show to talk about Hawaii Men's Volleyball.

Gary talks about the NBA, the playoffs, as well as Hawaii Athletics. He talks with Mike Taylor, a radio host in the San Antonio, to talk about the Spurs and Victor Wembanyama.

Cole Mausolf and Chris Hart host the show from Raising Cane's Hawaii Kai location. In support of Kaiser High School, today’s show is joined by Kaiser alumni Scott Chan and Rick Nakashima, current Kaiser players Finley Church (football), Caleb Hamasaki (baseball), Lia Hamamura (softball), Lauae Kamakana (girl’s basketball).