When one of the best wide receivers in the history of Hawai‘i football pops in, you make time to sit down and talk story. In this episode, we relive the playing days of Ryan Grice-Mullen while relating it to head coach Timmy Chang taking on the reigns of the program he once helped build. If you like hearing about the mid-2000s era of Rainbow Warrior football along with the modern upward trajectory, you will love this episode!

WarriorCast returns in 2022 with its first episode in nearly a year and we're here to talk football. Nate Ilaoa is well known in Hawai‘i for his play at the running back position from 2001-2006, but he has returned as the Director of Recruiting to give back to the program. He's molding the future and he mentions the current state of the program throughout the conversation but he's also talking story about some of the tales you've heard about and others you haven't! #GoBows #BRADDAHHOOD

We bring an uncomfortable topic to the forefront and discuss mental health with two notable student-athletes. Norene Iosia an alumna and former All-American for women's volleyball talks about her struggles in 2019 as a senior when she lost a dear friend. While Olivia Davies, a current student-athlete and big-time contributor to women's basketball, describes her challenges of personal pressure as a young person. The stories shared in this edition of the podcast are just a glimpse into what many face on an everyday basis. If you're struggling with mental health, say something, if you want to help someone and notice something isn't right with someone, say something. We all can help each other.

It's a story that's nearly impossible to believe, but it's the journey of Raisa Strom-Okimoto. A legendary name within the University of Hawai‘i soccer program who rewrote the record book and then a successful professional career in recent years. Hear about how she overcame two knee surgery before coming to UH, her stories of yesteryear with former teammates, what it was like playing professionally in the U.S., and her goals for the future.

Kanoa Leahey has served as the television voice for the Rainbow Warriors and Rainbow Wahine for many years, and the name Leahey is that of legendary status on these islands for poetic sports moments being described in the clearest of fashion. With the sudden passing of Robert Kekaula, Kanoa will take over as the lead voice for UH football in 2021. Hear from Kanoa as he pays tribute to his grandfather, father, and Robert while preparing for the job he has been wanting since he started in the broadcasting business.

His influence and experiences are as real as it gets, and Artie Wilson shares them with us on this episode of WarriorCast. Throughout his life, Artie and his family have been a part of black history, whether it be Artie as a member of the Fabulous Five, or his dad Artie Wilson Sr. being a Negro League Baseball Hall of Famer. His stories of the past as well as his hope for the future shine in this one-of-a-kind conversation.

Warrior legends Isaac Sopoaga and Chad Owens open up about the season, break down the game, and discuss what led to the memorable fight afterward.

You know the name on the arena, but how much do you know about the man inside the Stan Sheriff Center who has been overseeing the facility's operation since it first opened in 1994? For over 25 years, Rich Sheriff has been living the memories of the greatest events and games to take place at the arena along with you. He relives those memories and gives you a little insight into how things are behind the scenes. Plus, what does the future hold for the newly named SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center? We discuss the past, present, and future with Rich.

Did you know UH women's basketball head coach Laura Beeman spent two years as an assistant coach in the WNBA? She was coaching at the highest possible level in the sport and has some incredible stories to tell! What was it like coaching alongside former Los Angeles Laker legend Michael Cooper? How about the role she played in "Malice in the Palace" part two? It was only two years but, the stories are those of a lifetime, and you're going to enjoy hearing all about them!

For over 30 years loyal fans have seen and heard from Robert Kekaula as a trusted source on both radio and TV covering UH athletics. In this episode of WarriorCast, we talk story about football and his perspective covering previous coaching regimes, leading up to his first impressions of new head coach Todd Graham. If you want stories, this episode is full of them!