Kinston's Renaissance Man, Michael Martin, and CSS Neuse Civil War Museum Director Matthew Young are our guests in the first hour of today's show.

Matt tells us about an event -- Sailors in the Summer" -- that will take place Saturday at the museum.

Mike, Matt and Bryan talk about a plethora of sports subjects, including a potential Kinston celebrity 40-yard-dash.

The Lenoir Community College Foundation's Katherine Pearson joins us in the second hour today to preview "The School of Rock," which starts this weekend at Briley Auditorium. For tickets, visit lenoircc.edu/SchoolOfRock.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a reverse Birthday Game hosted by Jonathan with nods to Andrew Hanks, Nora Lee Parker, Terah Archie, Deonko Brewer, Anthony McGleen and Tim Stevens.

The WRNS Sales Executive to the Stars, Jason Bryant, and former South Lenoir Athletics Director and head football coach Will Harrell are our first-hour guests today.

Jason and Bryan check out the Down East Wood Ducks' World Series giveaway ring, which will take place Friday night.

Coach Harrell shares his reasons for leaving Deep Run.

Jason tries to convince Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Smith to come back to the sidelines.

Arendell Parrott Academy Athletics Director and head baseball coach Robert Kravitz is our Big Interview today. He tells us about the new hires in his APA athletic department, including the new boys' and girls' basketball coaches and soccer coach.

Richard Clark continues his visit from the first hour to share his thoughts on the 2024 NBA Summer League.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game, with nods to Ms. Becky Smith, Marietta Floyd, Brenda Griffin and Keith Haynie.

Carteret County News-Times News Editor - and our NBA expert - Richard Clark joins us to catch us up on NBA free agency, including where he thinks Kinston's Reggie Bullock Jr. and Brandon Ingram will play next year.

Bryan opens the hour with his thoughts on the quasi-racist post by the satirical "City of Kinston" Facebook page and Kinston City Councilman Chris Suggs' response.

Downtown Kinston Revitalization's Leon Steele, Lenoir County Historical Association's Chadwick Stokes and Michael Martin are our second-hour guests today.

Leon tells us about the Fourth of July festivities that will be taking place at Pearson Park Thursday afternoon and night, which includes fireworks, a live band and much more.

Chadwick previews Thursday's Naturalization Ceremony that will be at Harmony Hall, 109 E. King Street, at 10 a.m. Thirty new citizens will be sworn in at the historic ceremony.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan draft their all-time favorite movie soundtracks.

Michael Martin, Luke Cannon, Joey Cannon and Ty Eason join us in the first hour of today's show.

Mike co-hosts both hours of today's show with Bryan; they talk about Jerry Stackhouse being hired at Golden State, Reggie Bullock Jr.'s prospects, what was in the sky Wednesday morning and much more.

Luke breaks the news of his decision to play baseball next year at Chipola College in Marianna, Fla.; Joey gives his thoughts on his son's decision.

Coach Eason joins us to share his thoughts on resigning as the head coach of the Kinston Post 43 American Legion baseball team.

Here is the Dawsang It for today, Tuesday, July 2, with birthday nods to Gordon Vermillion and Scott Alston.

The lovely and incomparable Tonya Adams joins us in our second hour; the community leader and small business magnate tells us about the Rotary Club duck race that takes place Thursday, July 4 at 5:30 p.m.

Mark Panichelli continues his visit from the first hour to talk NBA free agency and Sunday's crazy NASCAR race in Nashville.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game with nods to Les Koonce, Ronnie Isler and Katie Blackburn.

The dean of ENC sports talk, Mark Panichelli of 252 Fox Sports Radio, joins us for an adventurous chat about fireworks, Y2K, the NBA free agency period and much more.

Bryan opens the hour by breaking the news of Kinston Post 43 coach Ty Eason stepping down from the position, among other local sports news.