Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul back after an exciting day in the NBA Playoffs, seeing the Knicks and Nuggets complete improbable comebacks to earn a pair of Game 1 upsets over the Celtics & Thunder.

We shift gears to the diamond to discuss Hawai'i baseball and the homestretch of the regular season after the 'Bows dropped 3-of-4 against nationally ranked Oregon State this past weekend.

We close out the first hour recapping the early rounds of the HHSAA boys' volleyball state tournament, hearing our Michael Lasquero's chat with Kamehameha-Kapalama HC Sava Agpoon and outside hitter Conor Williams. 

Hour 2 opens with a look at the NCAA men's volleyball tournament and Hawai'i's chances as they look to bring home the program's third national title of the decade. We hear HC Charlie Wade and MB Kurt Nusterer's availability before the team took off for Ohio on Sunday, getting the vibes of the team before a long trip with big stakes.

We give a preview of the packed week ahead with UH men's volleyball, softball and women's water polo all on the continent competing in postseason tournaments along with HPU baseball in the PacWest Tournament.

The show closes with a discussion around what Ku & Paul would name their racehorses in honor of the Kentucky Derby.

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul return after a packed weekend in the islands, recapping the inaugural HHSAA girls' flag football championship win by the Campbell Sabers, hearing from head coach Will Naboa from after the victory.

We move to the diamond for UH softball Senior Weekend & Bob Coolen's home send-off, hearing Paul's conversation with Nanci Coolen from after Saturday's doubleheader sweep against UC San Diego.

Paul gives his takes on the Knicks-Celtics semifinal series that starts today, walking through some key numbers for New York to adjust after getting swept in the regular season. The first hour closes with the reveal of men's volleyball All-American awards as five 'Bows got honors.

You can catch the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Hour 2 opens with a dive into the college realignment rumor mill as Ku & Paul bat back-and-forth a rumbling of another Big West member potentially jumping up to the Mountain West with Hawai'i and UC Davis.

We also discuss the latest Hawai'i football roster movement after WR Dekel Crowdus re-entered the portal and others who have joined the 'Bows in the spring cycle.

We re-hash our girls' flag football conversation, hearing Michael Lasquero's chat with Campbell QB Maya Gonsalves after the senior skipped her prom night to help the Sabers make history.

The day closes out with more from Hawai'i softball Senior Day, getting thoughts from RHP Addison Kostrencich and INF Alyssa Nakagawa after the emotional evening.

You can listen to the recording of this episode on our YouTube channel, Hawaii Sports Radio Network.

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the show giving flowers to longtime San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich after he stepped down from the head chair. Paul goes off after his Knicks dispatched the Pistons in six games and starts to look ahead for the NY-BOS series.

We move back locally, hearing from UH baseball head coach Rich Hill ahead of the four-game series coming up against No. 7 Oregon State this weekend before chatting with UH softball star Izabella Martinez ahead of Senior Weekend.

The first hour closes rehashing Ku's secret she shared on Thursday regarding former UH AD Craig Angelos. 

Hour 2 consists of recapping an insane night in HHSAA girls' flag football, seeing all the remaining league champions knocked out. We hear from Campbell HC Will Naboa after a 2OT upset win over Kamehameha-Kapalama, setting up a rematch with Mililani in the state semifinals.

We also chat some HPU baseball after the Sharks reached the 30-win threshold for the second consecutive season, hearing from HC Dane Fujinaka after Thursday night's 8-3 win over Chaminade.

The show closes out recognizing the winners from the H-Awards, spanning multiple programs and having a tie for one of the most prestigious awards for the second straight year.

Happy Thursday, beautiful people! Ku opens the show talking about the latest in the legislature regarding sports gambling, seeing another delay in the latest proposal. 

We shift to the diamond, hearing from longtime UH softball head coach Bob Coolen ahead of the Rainbow Wahine's final home series of the regular season, also serving as the final regular season series of his storied career.

We close out the first hour talking about HPU baseball as the Sharks resume a 10th inning game against Chaminade later on Thursday with the second game of the doubleheader to be played afterwards.

Hour 2 kicks off with a look at the high school scene, recapping the Wednesday night action in HHSAA girls flag football tournament and hearing from Campbell HC Will Naboa after the Sabers' win.

We move over to the court, recapping OIA boys' volleyball championships after another Moanalua coronation and Radford's rise back to the top of the D2 ranks & hearing from Radford HC Melanie Toloumu after the win.

We close out the show talking NBA Playoffs and giving a look ahead to the weekend in UH baseball and softball.

Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Another packed day as Ku recaps yesterday's Braddahood Grindz event before previewing the upcoming HHSAA girls flag football tournament that starts this week.

The conversation shifts to the basketball court, discussing the latest college basketball transfer portal news after former St. Mary's & UConn G Aiden Mahaney announced his commitment to UC Santa Barbara earlier this week. 

Paul gives another update on the NBA Playoffs, lamenting the Knicks' loss to the Pistons in Game 5 while recapping the other three games from Tuesday. Ku asks Paul for his predictions on Wednesday's games.