Lenoir County sports historian Keith Spence and the dean of ENC sports talk hosts -- Mark Panichelli -- are our first-hour guests today.

Keith and Bryan look back at Saturday's historic win for the South Lenoir baseball team; they also take a look at ECU's incredible run in the American Athletic Conference tournament and make their predictions for where the Pirates will play in the NCAA Tournament. Additionally, they share their thoughts on who should be on the South Lenoir Athletics Mount Rushmore.

Mark and Bryan share their thoughts on ECU baseball, the crazy end to Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 and more.

Hour 2 of today's show has a championship feel to it as we're joined by North Lenoir softball coach Colby Miller and South Lenoir baseball coach Paul Novicki.

Coach Miller has led the Hawks to the NCHSAA 2A Eastern championship. NL will play in either Greensboro or Durham next weekend for the 2A state title.

Coach Novicki has led the Blue Devils to Game 3 of the NCHSAA 2A Eastern Regional finals; the deciding Game 3 of the series will be played Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Deep Run (better get there early!).

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a very special edition of the Reverse Birthday Game, with a nod to Tina, who would've been 60 today. They also honor Layton Edmondson on his birthday.

Our resident Carolina Hurricanes and NASCAR expert, Paul Whittington, joins us in the first hour to talk about the NHL Eastern Conference Finals and to break down what has gone wrong with the Canes. Paul and Bryan also talk about ECU baseball and the Pirates incredible run in the AAC Tournament, the NASCAR All-Star weekend and this weekend's Coca-Cola 600.

Bryan opens the hour by recapping Thursday's incredible South Lenoir baseball win, Thursday's come-from-behind win for the Down East Bird Dawgs and more.

Chris Edwards -- of Duke University and the Carolina Mudcats -- and Lenoir County Commissioner Keith King are our second-hour guests today.

Chris -- the "broadcaster's broadcaster" -- catches us up on the ACC baseball tournament and how he sees the event playing out. He also tells us about the Mudcats' move to Wilson and more.

Keith stays about 10 minutes into the second hour to talk about Lenoir County's budget and how it impacts the county's fire department.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan spend a few minutes catching you up on recent events in their lives, including Bryan losing his mom and then spending four days in the hospital in Greenville. There are also birthday nods to Dawn Rogers and the late Rob Gautier.

Lenoir County Commissioner Keith King joins Bryan in the first hour to look back at Tuesday's big NCHSAA 2A Eastern Regional championship for North Lenoir softball, to talk about Pete Rose and much more.

Christopher Renfrow, the Director of Ticket Operations and Sales for the Down East Bird Dawgs, joins Michael Martin and Bryan as today's Big Interview. Christopher previews this week's games at Historic Grainger Stadium and takes a look at the first 12 days of games for the team.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan draft their all-time favorite Creedence Clearwater Revival songs.

Kinston's Renaissance Man -- Michael Martin -- and North Lenoir softball coach Colby Miller are our first-hour guests today.

Mike co-hosts both hours with Bryan again today; they talk ECU baseball, Carolina Hurricanes hockey and so much more.

Coach Miller looks back at Tuesday night's huge win in Game 1 of the NCHSAA 2A Eastern Regional finals.

Bethel Christian Academy baseball coach Kenny Sutton, South Lenoir baseball coach Paul Novicki and North Lenoir softball coach Colby Miller are our Big Interviews in the second hour today.

Coach Sutton looks back at his team's N.C. Christian Schools Association 2A state championship that was won in Wilson last week.

Coach Novicki previews his best-of-three 2A Eastern Regional final series against Midway while Coach Miller previews his best-of-three 2A Eastern Regional final series against South Granville. The Blue Devils host the Raiders tonight at 7:30 while the Hawks travel to Creedmoor for a 6 p.m. tilt.

Jon and Bryan are joined by Third of Never drummer Brandon Ruth, who talks about being a Buffalo Bills fan and much more. The guys give birthday nods to Sue Ellen Maddux, Dawn Favreau and Bobby Cox.

Carteret County News-Times News Editor Richard Clark and Midway High School head baseball coach Justin Carroll are our first-hour guests today.

Richard, our resident NBA and hoops expert, looks back at the NBA's second-round playoff series and previews the Eastern and Western Conference Finals that begin tonight.

Coach Carroll's Raiders visit South Lenoir tonight in Game 1 of the best-of-three 2A Eastern Regional championship series.

It's the third Monday of the month, so that means it's Cold Case Monday with Kinston Police Department Maj. Brandon Turner, along with Amanda Denise and Karmen Harris.

Amanda and Karmen are cold case volunteers for the KPD; Amanda hosts an excellent crime podcast (Cold and Untold; on all major podcast platforms) while Karmen is a decorated nurse who specializes in medicolegal death investigations.

This month's featured cold case is of Cathy Dawson, who was murdered in Kinston in February 2015 (a flyer is attached below in the comments). If you have any information about the crime, please call 252-939-4020 or 252-523-4444 or visit the KPD Tip411 app.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan are joined by Third of Never drummer Brandon Ruth to play a traditional Birthday Game, with nods to Charlene Turner, Barbara LaRoque, Vickie King and Bryan's all-time favorite teacher, Mrs. Diane Swaim.