Happy Tuesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul open the day setting the table after another wild weekend in the NFL ended with an Eagles overtime loss against the Chargers, continuing the downward spiral for the defending champions.

We shift to college athletics after UNLV & the University of Utah each took steps towards setting the pace for the future as the Rebels agreed to a jersey patch deal and the Utes got into a partnership with private equity.

The first hour closes out with the duo pingponging their favorite Christmas movies back & forth while asking what listeners consider a "must-watch" for the holiday season.

Hour 2 opens with Ku & Paul talking about what makes a rival to them after the Star-Advertiser's Stephen Tsai put out an article about matchups that people refer to as rivalries for UH that are not.

We shift to the hardwood to hear from Hawaii MBB G Hunter Erickson ahead of the Rainbow Warriors' home matchup against UH-Hilo & Paul talks about how the defense has been so special this season. We also touch on the latest entries to the transfer portal by UH women's volleyball, who saw three players announce their intention to leave the islands.

The day wraps up with an age-old debate: what makes something a "Christmas" movie?

Happy Aloha Monday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul back after a packed weekend of sports, recapping a wild 2025 HHSAA Open Division football state championship game won by the Campbell Sabers in overtime against Kamehameha-Kapalama. 

We hear Campbell HC Darren Johnson's immediate reaction following the historic win by the Sabers on Friday, bringing home the second title in program history and first Open Division championship ever.

The first hour wraps up talking some college football as Kansei Matsuzawa awaits to see if he will bring home Hawai'i's first-ever Lou Groza Award.

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

Hour 2 continues the college football topic with Ku & Paul's takes on the final College Football Playoff bracket that left Notre Dame and BYU on the outside looking in and saw a pair of G5 champions make the final field of 12.

We move to the hardwood to talk about Bold Week results for the Rainbow Warriors & Wahine, seeing the women fall for the fifth straight game as turnover woes continued and the men improve to 8-2 after a perfect weekend sweep.

The day wraps up with some NFL discussion after the weekend threw a wrench into the playoff picture & the Chiefs saw their playoff hopes put on life support.

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

Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul lead off the day recapping UH men's basketball's win over UC Davis on Thursday night to open the Big West season with a win.

We hear Hawaii head coach Timmy Chang's Thursday media availability, getting the fourth-year head coach's thoughts on the Hawaii Bowl matchup against Nick Rolovich and Cal.

The first hour wraps up talking about Rainbow Wahine basketball after a tough road loss against the Aggies that saw UH be held scoreless over the final five minutes of regulation.

Hour 2 opens hearing from defensive tackles coach Jeff Reinebold, getting his thoughts on UH's return to bowl eligibility and the storylines surrounding the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl.

We shift gears to previewing Saturday's matchups for Hawaii men's and women's basketball against Cal State Fullerton before wrapping up the day talking about the exciting HHSAA Open Division Championship coming up on Friday night between KS-Kapalama & Campbell.

Ku‘ulei opens the show with breaking news: the UH Rainbow Warriors and Cal Golden Bears are officially set to meet on Christmas Eve in the 2025 Sheraton Hawai‘i Bowl. The Hawai‘i football conversation continues with reactions from senior DL Jackie Johnson III and Associate Head Coach/Linebackers Coach Chris Brown following the All-Mountain West awards announcement. The show wraps with Hawai‘i basketball updates as the men’s and women’s teams tip off Big West play, plus thoughts from men’s head coach Eran Ganot.

Texas Powers fills in to host this week's Sharks Weekly and he welcomes in Acro & Tumbling head coach Daisha Paulino with student-athletes Saige Price and Dakota Kleindl.

Happy Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku & Paul bring a bubbly mood to the morning as they go over the early signees for Hawaii football's 2026 recruiting class.

We hear from UH defensive line commit Masahiro Hopkins after he made his choice official up on the North Shore Wednesday morning & preview some of the highlights of the announced recruits.

The first hour wraps up discussing HPU women's basketball after their big win over Chaminade on Tuesday night, picking up the program's second straight victory.

The basketball discussion leaks into Hour 2 as Paul gives his takeaways from Tuesday's 71-68 slugfest between Chaminade and HPU, sharing his positive thoughts from a disappointing finish for the Sharks.

We hear from Mountain West 1st-team WR Jackson Harris after the sophomore spoke to local media earlier in the week before giving a few more updates about the newest Rainbow Warriors.

The day closes out hearing from Hawaii head coach Laura Beeman as the Rainbow Wahine prepare to hit the road for the first time this season for "Bold Week" against UC Davis & Cal State Fullerton.