It's Masters Week and we're joined by Kinston's Renaissance Man (Michael Martin), along with our own golf gang of Scott Crocker and John Marshall. Nathan Perry, who was in Augusta for Monday's practice day, also joins us on the Spence Automotive Guest Line.

Michael and Bryan open the hour by looking back at Monday's limited local sports action but preview tonight's huge slate of games.

The Prop Queen -- Ariel Epstein -- joins us to discuss the NCAA men's championship basketball game, MLB props and more. Visit ThePropQueen.com and sign up for Ariel's daily newsletter!

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game with nods to one of Kinston's all-time basketball greats in Lydia Rivers, Lenoir County Commissioner June Cummings and Ayden-Grifton defensive coordinator Tyler Hale.

252 Fox Sports Radio's Mark Panichelli joins Bryan to talk about Duke's collapse in the Final Four, ECU baseball, Sunday's NASCAR race and more.

Bryan catches you up on a busy weekend of local sports, including prep baseball, softball and soccer along with collegiate baseball.

Paul Whittington joins us to talk "torpedo" bat, the first week of the MLB season, the Carolina Hurricanes, Ovechkin's pursuit of Gretzky's NHL goal record, NASCAR and much more.

Bryan looks at Thursday's prep sports results and preps you for the weekend of local sports.

The WRNS Sales Executive to the Stars -- Jason Bryant -- joins Bryan to preview the DBC Radio Group/Pittman Agner Baseball Tournament (April 19, 20-22) at Historic Grainger Stadium, the men's NCAA Final Four, the 2025 BBQ Fest on the Neuse and much more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a reverse Birthday Game with nods to Jeff Harrison and the legendary Bobby Lutz.

Sportswriter Rodd Baxley of the Fayetteville Observer and USA Today joins us live from San Antonio, the site of this weekend's NCAA men's basketball tournament. He hits all the storylines from the tourney, including his predictions on who will win. He also takes a few minutes to talk UNC and N.C. State hoops and football.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan are again joined by Kinston's Renaissance Man -- Michael Martin -- as Mike challenges Jon and Jonathan in a rousing edition of WhoSangIt (with a birthday nod to Naomi Everhart).

CSS Neuse Museum Director Matthew Young, our First Thursday guest every month, joins us to talk men's NCAA Tournament, his beloved Atlanta Braves (and their slow start to the season) and much more.

Bryan opens the hour by catching you up with all the local sports results and schedules, including ECU and LCC baseball.

East Carteret star pitcher Wood Parker V and his parents -- Wood Parker IV and Booth Parker -- join Michael Martin and Bryan in the first hour to talk about the Mariners' perfect season, the young Wood's recruiting and much more.

Michael and Bryan catch you up on all the local sports from Tuesday night, including ECU's extra-inning victory over UNC Wilmington. They also preview tonight's action.

Carteret County News-Times News Editor Richard Clark joins us to talk NCAA men's basketball tournament, NBA regular season, the "torpedo" bat in MLB, the tush push in the NFL and much more.

Bryan opens the hour by catching you up on Monday's prep action and previewing today's packed schedule of games.

Lenoir Community College Foundation's Katherine Pearson joins us to talk about some upcoming events at the school: the annual Golf Classic at Kinston Country Club (May 15), Broadway Unleashed (April 11), Lancer Big Band (April 29) and more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan share their favorite April Fools' pranks, including when Jon made the CSS Neuse replica disappear. Birthday nods are given to Andy Thomas, Janice Sparrow, Christine Bright and Ramirra Stackhouse.