Happy Wednesday, beautiful people! After starting the show celebrating Ku'ulei's birthday, the conversation quickly touches on the latest news in sports as Arte Moreno agreed to sell the Los Angeles Angels & the Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors announced that the teams would meet up in Hawai'i for a preseason game.

We shift gears into football conversation, starting our preview of the massive Mountain West opener on Saturday afternoon between Hawai'i and UNLV. We hear from HC Timmy Chang and passing game coordinator Jared Ursua following the Week 0 loss at Stanford and what the team's mindset is heading into the home opener.

Hour 2 moves into a more sports business-centric conversation as we dissect what the sale of the Angels means for fans and the MLB & discuss the large deficits that multiple college athletics programs find themselves in after UCLA fired the school's athletic director just days before the season opener for the Bruins.

The day wraps up back in the islands as Ku & Paul talk about Michael Lasquero's latest Hawaii High School Football Rankings, seeing Mililani remain atop the totem pole while unbeaten Kahuku dropped down a spot after a tight victory over Punahou.

Rivals breakdown every division in the NFL and share their thoughts on the Division champs as well as who will make the playoffs and eventually win the Super Bowl! Plus, Hawaii opens the season with 37-27 loss at Stanford! Letʻs do this!!

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day previewing the weekend ahead as Hawai'i women's volleyball and Hawai'i football each begin their 2026 campaigns while also running through some of the latest headlines in college sports.

We hear from Joshua Walker ahead of his first official game as head coach of the Rainbow Wahine program on Friday night and finish out the first hour with a look to the NFL after Browns QB Dillon Gabriel had a standout third preseason game, sparking questions about where his future might be.

Hour 2 gets into Ku & Paul's final previews and thoughts of UH's season-opener at Stanford, running through what needs to go right and what the Rainbow Warriors need to avoid if they want to leave "The Farm" with a victory.

The duo gives their final preseason record prediction for Timmy Chang's 5th year, debating if the 2026 campaign can be a special one for the University of Hawai'i or if the hype has reached levels too high.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul begin the day with a tribute to the late Dolly Parton, paying their respects while highlighting her positive impact on Hawai'i and the world.

We shift into sports with a look to the weekend, discussing the University of Hawaii Rainbow Wahine volleyball team's season-opening tournament against Georgia Southern, No. 21 Baylor and San Diego.

We hear from associate head coach Heather Olmstead after she finally arrived in the islands after leading the USA U17 girls' volleyball team to a perfect 9-0 record and the gold medal in the FIVB U17 World Championship this summer, getting her view on her role as the No. 2 on the new-look Rainbow Wahine coaching staff.

We wrap up the first hour talking about Tuesday's news drop of Hawaii football getting Hawaiian Airlines patches on their uniforms for the 2026 season and what the benefits of the partnership will be going forward.

Hour 2 provides Ku & Paul a dive-in point to preview the Stanford Cardinal side of Saturday's season-opening matchup against the University of Hawai'i.

The duo digs through the latest reports out of Cardinal camp, talk about the expected starter for Stanford at QB and some of the biggest keys for UH to focus on to pull off a Power-4 road upset.

We break down the Stanford run game, how the defense could be a bigger issue than anticipated and what could give the Cardinal the high ground on Saturday.