Kinston's Renaissance Man (Michael Martin) joins Bryan to talk about the passing of the great Val Kilmer, the torpedo bat, the tush push, college hoops and more in our second hour.

Mike also joins Jon, Jonathan and Bryan to draft our all-time favorite Bob Seger songs.

The dean of ENC sports talk hosts, Mark Panichelli of 252 Fox Sports Radio, joins Bryan to talk NCAA men's basketball tournament and much more.

Bryan opens the hour with a comprehensive look at our area prep sports and college baseball, including last Friday's results and a look at today's and tomorrow's schedule (brought to you by Servpro of Lenoir, Duplin & Jones Counties!).

Our Big Interview today is Ayden-Grifton's new head football coach, Garrett Wingate; he shares his journey to Littlefield, which includes playing for his predecessor (the great Paul Cornwell) and helping spark the turnaround at A-G.

Mark Panichelli continues his visit from the first hour with a little NASCAR talk.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a traditional Birthday Game, with nods to Chad Richardson and Macon Hammond.

Paul Whittington makes his Friday visit to the show to talk MLB Opening Day, pitch counts, NCAA men's basketball tournament, the Carolina Hurricanes and NASCAR.

Bryan opens the show by looking at Thursday's prep sports results and previewing tonight's schedule.

South Lenoir head baseball coach and athletics director Paul Novicki and head softball coach Madison Leigh Harvey join us to help preview tonight's huge North Lenoir-SL games in Deep Run.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play a reverse Birthday Game hosted by Mizzle, with nods to Amy Floyd Whitfield, Randy Bledsoe, Chris Yates and Alan Ford.

Mickey and Keith continue their visits from the first hour with Keith giving us a Lenoir County update and Mickey telling us about his band Boneyard.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan talk about buying new cars (DON'T DO IT) and more, with birthday nods to Beverly Humphrey, Coach Andrew McLeod and Cathy Wellman.

Lenoir County Commissioner Keith King and local musical legend Mickey Wetherington are our guests today. Keith, our regular Fourth Thursday guest, and Bryan talk local sports and are joined by Mickey about halfway through the hour to preview Mickey's band (Boneyard), who will be playing at Roxie's on Vernon Avenue Saturday at 8 p.m. Doors open at 6 for the show!

Former Ayden-Grifton head football coach and new Pitt County Athletics Director Paul Cornwell joins Kinston's Renaissance Man (Michael Martin) and Bryan in the first hour of today's show.

Coach Cornwell tells us the reasons behind his decision to leave A-G football, a program he has rebuilt over the past couple of years into an Eastern Plains 2A champion.

Michael and Bryan take a look at Tuesday's prep and local college sports action and preview tonight's schedule.

Kinston-Lenoir County Parks and Recreation Director Scott Alston and Charlie Casey join Michael Martin and Bryan to exclusively reveal the Class of 2025 Kinston-Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame.

The class includes:

• Tony Dawson

• Eddie Gwaltney

• Tracy Hart

• Dee Dee Jarman

• Norman Joyner

• Cam McRae

• Cliff Whitfield

• 1967 Grainger High School baseball team

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan are later joined by Linda Hanks to draft their all-time favorite Elvis songs, with birthday nods to Jeremy Len Ingram, Jessica Brown and David Keever.

With a shade over six weeks to go to Opening Day, Down East Bird Dawgs General Manager Shari Massengill joins us to catch us up on everything going on at Historic Grainger Stadium.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan talk about "Zero" soft drinks, Dizzle tries a Coke Zero on the air and they preview Wednesday's Elvis song draft, with birthday nods to Keely Koonce and Eric Cargain.