Carteret County News-Times News Editor Richard Clark joins us to talk WNBA draft and the end of the NBA regular season. He also gives us a simple explanation of the NBA play-in games that begin tonight.

Bryan opens the hour by catching you up on all of Monday's prep sports action and gives you tonight's schedule.

Michael Martin hangs around from the first hour to talk ECU baseball, crime and more with Bryan. Mike joined us a couple days early because of The Masters; he'll return Wednesday, April 23.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game with nods to Camryn Koonce Stalnaker and Deral Raynor.

Nathan Perry joins Michael Martin and Bryan to kick off our week to talk Rory McIlroy's amazing win at The Masters. They break down every angle of golf's first major.

Bryan also catches you up on all the local sports, including tonight's prep action and college baseball.

Our Big Interviews today are Allen Oneal of gospel music group Jackson Heights and Ayden-Grifton head baseball coach Corey Skinner.

Allen previews Saturday's Spirit of Lenoir Christian Music Festival that will take place Saturday at Kinston's Pearson Park beginning at 4:30 p.m. Jackson Heights and three other gospel bands will be playing live music until 9:30.

Corey is the head coach of the prep baseball team with the most wins in our area; he shares the secret to the Chargers' success this season and previews the final seven games of the regular season.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a reverse Birthday Game, with nods to Shair Massengill, Jerri King, the great Doug Henry and Kenny Warren.

Paul Whittington joins us in the first hour to talk ECU baseball, Carolina Hurricanes, the end of the NHL regular season, Alex Ovechkin, NASCAR and more.

Bryan opens the hour by catching you up on Thursday's prep sports action and gives you tonight's schedule.

Kinston City Councilman Chris Suggs joins us for a timely visit to discuss the city's efforts to again be named an All-American City. He also shares his continued vision for the city, whether or not he's going to run for re-election this year and much more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan wrap up the hour with some banter.

Two of Kinston's movers and shakers -- entrepreneur and businesswoman Tonya Adams and ENC Renaissance Faire board member Layton Edmondson -- join us in the first hour of today's show.

Tonya and Bryan get you caught up on all the great things happening in Kinston while Layton gives details of this weekend's festival that is going to bring tens of thousands of people to Lenoir County. For tickets and more information about the Renaissance Faire, visit encrenfaire.com.

Bryan catches you up on all of Wednesday's prep and college sports action and gives you today's schedule.

Lenoir County Sheriff Jackie Rogers joins Bryan to talk about several issues, including the Mike Thompson situation, whether or not he'll run for re-election in 2026 (yes, he is), why transparency is important to him and much more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan draft their all-time favorite Rush songs and give birthday nods to Ginny Pollock Moody, Dennis Taylor, Jasper Newborn, Randy Jones and the late, great Jerry Henderson.

Carteret County News-Times News Editor Richard Clark joins us to put a wrap on the college basketball season, to take a look at the end of the 2025 NBA regular season and much more.

Bryan opens the show with a look at Tuesday night's prep sports action and previews today's games, including Lenoir Community College hosting archrival Pitt CC at 2 p.m. at Lancer Field.

John, Scott and Michael continue their Masters visit with in-depth analysis and predictions on who will win at Augusta this week; they also pick their darkhorses and locks for the top 10 in the tournament.

About halfway through this hour, Jon, Jonathan and Bryan visit for a while and give birthday nods to April Houston, Sue Novicki, Rick Strunk and Monte Dutton.