Number 9, number 9! In our St. Patrick's Day episode, we look back at another crazy week, including the walkout against gun violence, Governor Ige cancelling the sweep at Puuhonua o Waianae, Secretary Ryan Zinke embarassing himself in front of Congresswoman Colleen Hanabusa, Conor Lamb's surprise victory in Pennsylvania,Trump appointing "The James Naismith of Torture" to run the CIA, and Senate Democrats selling us out to Wall Street. And after we serve you this week's spicy and controversial bikileak, we play a brand new game: It Can Only Be Jared!

Then, at 26:45, we're joined by British genius Dr. Oliver Randall, Professor of Finance at Emory University. We discuss the tumult of Brexit, Russian assassinations, Liverpool's progress in the Champion's League, and how his love for the O.C. brought him to America. Plus, we quiz Olly and see how much he knows about the historical links between Hawaii and the United Kingdom.

We cap the show with shoutouts, anniversaries, and restaurant recommendations, and bid aloha to Hawaiian music legend Peter Moon.

#8! Josh and Ryan discuss the week that was, including the spectacle of AIPAC and the Army's accidental mailift to Waimanalo Elementary. Then, in News in 9, we discuss the State's planned sweep of the camp at Pu'uhonua o Waianae, Rep. Kaniela' Ing's stand over #MeToo and the Daniel K. Inouye international airport, Trump's potential trip to Pyongyang, and the rise of Roy Moore 2.0 (a.k.a. Chris McDaniel) in the Mississippi Senate race. We also share a brand new super secret BIKILEAK!

Then, at 26:00, we're joined by Nadine Wolff, who tells us about growing up in East Berlin during the Cold War, the good and bad sides of communism, and what lessons Germany can teach us about dealing with your country's painful past.

We finish with memorials to surfer George Downing and Fiorentina captain Davide Astori, shoutouts to the Merrie Monarch festival, DeMar DeRozan and Kevin Love, Los Angeles Football Club, Civil Beat's Nick Grube, and Max Holloway v. Connor McGregor on the field at Waianae High School -- and our restaurant recs of the week. Check it out!

Lucky number 7! Josh and Ryan talk about vaccines and recap the week in news, including the West Virginia teachers' strike, Xi and Putin making bad man moves, and a shocking report that some African-Americans were still living in slavery as late as the 1970s. We also talk about Clayton Hee shaking up the Hawaii governor's race, take a mailbag question about the opioid crisis in Hawaii, and debut our newest feature: BIKILEAKS!

Then, at 27:33, we talk to Rufino Magliba, former Congressional aide extraordinaire, about his journey from Waimanalo to Washington, what life is like as a member of the Hawaii Delegation, and his current work bringing new education technology to Hawaii's schools.

We end with some shoutouts to diaper politics, Rick Ross, and our restaurant picks of the week (with a special tribute to the late great Colin Nishida, owner of Side Street Inn). Check it out!

We got your 6! The guys geek out about their newest high-profile Twitter follower -- a certain charismatic Italian-American communications expert -- and discuss their favorite moments from the NBA All-Star Game, the right-wing backlash to the Parkland kids, the parade of horribles known as "CPAC," and the first shots fired in Hawaii's Congressional District 1 race. They also take a mailbag question about why college in America is so damn expensive, and share a listener's (terrifying) story about her quest for an affordable rental in town.

Then, at 23:30, we're joined by millennial realtor extraordinaire Ryan Oda, who shares his perspective on our housing squeeze and challenges for young people trying to hustle and strive in Honolulu.

We finish with some shoutouts to Team USA, Black Panther(and its silly haters), two local nonprofits doing great work, and Amare Stoudemire's new collection of Kosher wines. And don't miss our restaurant shoutouts of the week: Liliha Bakery, Tchin Tchin, and Bethel Union.

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We've got 5 on it! Josh and Ryan revisit last week's episode and share a testimonial from one of Family Promise of Hawaii's clients and discuss the aftermath of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Then, we sprint through world and national news (Bunga Bunga Berlusconi is back; Trump's cabinet continues to be full of bad people) so that we can talk about local news and answer our first ever mailbag question.

Then, at 33:00, we talk to Anthony Ching, former head of the Hawaii Community Development Authority, about the concrete jungle known as Kakaako and the future of affordable housing in Hawaii. We cap it with some shoutouts and our restaurant picks of the week. Check it out!

Josh and Ryan report on the Pacific Rim Cup and recent developments in US soccer, reflect on their favorite Super Bowl moments, and discuss Trump's plans for a military parade and the Honolulu Police Department's bad news week.

Then, we're joined by Ashleigh Loa, Housing Coordinator at Family Promise of Hawaii, to talk about her organization's work, some common misconceptions about homelessness, and the importance of "Housing First."

Finally, we do some shoutouts, Ryan puts his southern credentials on the line to vouch for the BBQ at Waikiki Brewing Company, and Josh and Ashleigh debate the merits of Big City Diner and Zippy's.

Third time's the charm! Josh and Ryan talk about the silliness of the Nunes memo, laud Arizona state lawmaker Eric Descheenie's self-restraint, and examine some recent stats on the rise of white nationalism. Then, our good friend Alan Akao drops by to discuss the latest reporting on Hawaii politics and share his thoughts on the controversy over Hawaiian language in the courts. Plus, we travel back in time to 2006 to yell at Time Magazine.

We're back! We discuss the State of the Union, the scandal at Michigan State, the "fallout" (heyoo!) from Hawaii's nuclear false alarm, and the unholy marriage between Donald Trump and the religious right. Then, at 35:52, Chris Garth and Garrett Halydier of the Hawaii Dispensary Alliance join us to talk about the future of medical and legal cannabis in Hawaii and Jeff Sessions' attempt to re-start the War on Drugs. Finally, at 1:12:24, we bid aloha to Rumours Nightclub, shout out Migos' Culture II and Antoine "Hot Boy" Carter (War Eagle), and name our top restaurants of the week.

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In our debut episode, Josh Michaels and Ryan Little share their experiences during last weekend’s ballistic missile false alarm, dissect Hawaii Public Radio’s profile of a fun little group called the “Hawaii Proud Boys,” and relive the day that Tua Tagovailoa became a household name (with a little help from Nick Saban’s blood magic).

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