Carteret County News-Times News Editor Richard Clark, our resident NBA and hoops expert, shares his excitement about his favorite two days of the year (the NCAA men's tournament's first two days this week), UNC's inclusion in the tournament (that he predicted!), 14 SEC teams, Devin Booker and more.

Bryan opens the hour by giving you tonight's full schedule of prep sports -- baseball, softball and soccer -- and looking at our local college's baseball slate.

The dean of ENC sports talk hosts -- 252 Fox Sports Radio's Mark Panichelli -- joins Bryan halfway through the hour to talk NCAA Tournament and Sunday's NASCAR race.

Bryan opens the hour with a comprehensive look at all our local sports, including prep baseball, softball, soccer, LCC baseball, ECU baseball and University of Mount Olive baseball. He also puts a wrap on the winter side of our Hometown Heroes with updates on Isaac Parson (N.C. Central/Kinston HS) and Ashanti Lynch (Maryand-Eastern Shore/North Lenoir).

A true hero -- Kinston Police Department Maj. Brandon Turner -- joins us to begin a new monthly feature on the show where you, dear listener, can help solve a cold case. This month's cold case features the case of 17-year-old Dzyer Gooding, a South Lenoir student who was shot to death on Memorial Day weekend 2024 at Bill Faye Park. There is a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in the case (see flyer in comments).

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game, with a nod to the amazing Felicia "Nikki" Solomon.

It's a jam-packed second hour of today's show with Trey Scott (of Trey Scott Sports) joining us live from Charlotte and N.C. Central hero Isaac Parson joining us live from Norfolk.

Trey is live from the ACC Tournament, where he looks back at yesterday's quarterfinal games, including an update and his analysis of Cooper Flagg's ankle injury. He also previews tonight's big ACC Tournament semifinal game between UNC and Duke and gives his prediction for the game.

Isaac joins us for his regular "TGIF with IP" visit -- a timely one since he made ESPN's SportsCenter top plays Thursday night with his driving layup to help the Eagles beat Delaware State and advance to the MEAC semifinals. He shares his thoughts on the win, previews tonight's game against S.C. State and more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a reverse Birthday Game, with Mizzle hosting; they give birthday nods to one of Bryan's all-timers at Kinston HS (K.K. Wynn) and the amazing Liz Hengst.

On his regular Friday first-hour visit, Paul Whittington talks NHL, Carolina Hurricanes, NASCAR and ACC Tournament. He also gives Bryan some advice on who to pull for since America's Driver, Joey Logano, was pictured with his family in UNC gear.

Bryan opens the hour by catching you up on all the local sports in our area, including prep baseball, softball and soccer scores from Thursday and previewing tonight's games. He also shares his thoughts on the passing of legendary author John Feinstein.

Lenoir County Public Schools Assistant Superintendent and Athletics Director Nicholas Harvey II joins us to talk about a broad variety of subjects, including how the latest NCHSAA realignment will affect county schools.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan chat about women's basketball, the ACC Tournament and more, with birthday nods to Gabe Whisnant and Kelly Edwards.

One of Kinston's most positive leaders, Tonya Adams, joins us for her Second Thursday visit to share what's going on in downtown, including new restaurants and other businesses. She also catches us up on the Offroad Affair, the BBQ Festival on the Neuse and much more.

Bryan catches you up on all the local sports and previews tonight's action.

It's a poignant first hour as former Parrott Academy coach and student-athlete Olivia Wooten shares her ALS journey, from the diagnosis to how she is battling it today.

Kinston's Renaissance Man, Michael Martin, co-hosts today's show; Mike and Bryan get you caught up on all of Tuesday's local sports results, give you today's schedule and more.

Michael Martin continues his visit from the first hour to talk ACC men's basketball tournament, ECU hoops and more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan draft their all-time favorite Johnny Cash songs, with birthday nods to Greg Novicki and retired Jones Senior coaching legend Debbie Philyaw.

Ben Ricks, the Coastal Region Supervisor of the Inland Fisheries division of the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission and co-host of the "Better Fishing with Two Bald Biologists" podcast, joins Jonathan Massey and Bryan to talk fishing.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan talk about Jim Valvano, college sports and more, with birthday nods to Hardy Creech and Luke Cannon.