ESPN Honolulu

Cole Mausolf and Kallin Spiller hosts The Student Section on ESPN Honolulu with special guest NFl quarterback and Mililani Alum, Dillon Gabriel; along with Kahuku High School flag football players.

Josh and Chris talk about college football and legislation surround NIL with the University of Hawaii, the controversy around USA Hockey and Donald Trump, and real men of genius.

Billy brings on a myriad of guests to fill in for Kanoa Leahey today, from Tanner Haworth, Lori Santi, Christian Shimabuku and Rob DeMello all joining the show to talk about Hawaii Athletics.

Gary talks about college football with Hawaii head coach Timmy Chang coming on to talk about his Rainbow Warriors and today's important hearing that he will be attending pertaining to NIL. College basketball analyst and former Auburn head coach Bruce Pearl joins the show to talk more about college basketball.

UH menʻs volleyball head coach Charlie Wade joins host Scott Robbs for another segment of The Charlie Wade Show. With special appearances from players Adrien Roure and Louis Sakanoko.

Josh Pacheco and Chris hart on ESPN Honolulu.

Kanoa and Billy talk to Jordan Helle today to talk about sports(!) and brings on TJay Thompson is back promoting Bare Knuckle Fight Championships at the Blaisdell in April. The guys also talk about Spring Football, quiz eachother on popular (?) UFL teams, and we find out that Billy... doesn't really like football?

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics and brings in Kallin Spiller to talk more about the Rainbow Wahine Basketball team and their impressive close out to the regular season.

It's the season premiere of the show, live from the Old Spaghetti Factory at the Aloha Tower Marketplace! Special guests include Saul Soto and Tsubasa Tomii!

The guys are live at the Old Spaghetti Factory and to start this week, we go to the closing of the Winter Olympic games. The guys talked about what transpired in the final weekend of the games, including Team USA winning gold in hockey. Then, some talk about the University of Hawaii basketball team as they got a big win on Saturday over UCSB during Anthony Carter Jersey Retirement Night. What does this do to the team moving forward and what now is actually "must-win." Plus, they touch on the subject of "gambling" though it's on Kalshi and the state government voting on it soon. Should it be up to the government, or should it be allowed to be voted on by the people?