Hornets guard and Tar Heels great Joel Berry II joins the show to talk about the Hornets two-week bubble, fighting through pain to bring UNC the 2017 National Championship, and his affinity for playing NBA 2K.

2012 NASCAR Cup series champion and 2020 Coca-Cola 600 winner Brad Keselowski joins the show where Nick reveals that his new neighbor his Panthers star Christian McCaffrey. Keselowski also talks about this weekend’s ROVAL 400 on WCNC Charlotte, possibly racing in the rain, and chasing his second championship.

This week, the President of Performance Racing Network (PRN) Doug Rice joins the show to talk about this Sunday’s ROVAL 400 on WCNC Charlotte. Who does he think will win? Why he wants to see the race run in the rain. And how we’ll look back at a wild 2020 in NASCAR.

This week, ESPN’s National Recruiting Director and Charlotte resident Paul Biancardi joins the show. He tells us about recruiting a young LeBron James, and gives insight on some of the players the Hornets might pick at No. 3 in the NBA Draft, including the polarizing LaMelo Ball.

The former Charlotte 49ers and North Carolina Tar Heels greats join the show to discuss growing up in Charlotte, their record-setting college careers, navigating life in the pros, and updates on their football journeys.

Charlotte Independence goalkeeper Brandon Miller joins WCNC Charlotte Sports Director Nick Carboni to discuss the team’s recent big wins, his soccer journey, and being a voice of change. Off the Clock with Carboni is a weekly conversation with some of the biggest names in sports across the Carolinas, as they share their story, in their own words. 

This week, Charlotte native Brenton Bersin joins Nick to talk about living his NFL dream on his hometown team, his first TD catch, the magical Super Bowl run in 2015 and Cam Newton’s nicknames for Carolina Panthers teammates. 

For the latest Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets and sports news from the Carolinas, follow Nick Carboni on Twitter at @NickCarboniWCNC. 

Charlotte native and NASCAR driver William Byron talks about idolizing Jimmie Johnson and then becoming his teammate, what Queen City streets he’d love to drive the No. 24 car down and this weekend’s big race at Daytona on WCNC Charlotte. Byron is one of three drivers fighting for a spot in NASCAR's Cup Series playoffs who doesn't have to win at Daytona, but he's had success at the 2.5-mile oval early in his career. 

Charlotte Knights manager and Gastonia native Wes Helms is currently running the Chicago White Sox taxi squad as MLB operates during the COVID-19 pandemic. Helms joins Off The Clock to discuss that, growing up in Gastonia, playing for his childhood team, the Atlanta Braves, and death-defying at-bats against Randy Johnson.

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What was it like to be in the NBA the night the league shut down on March 11? Charlotte Hornets radio play-by-play voice John Focke joins the show to discuss that strange night, his journey to becoming the voice of the Hornets, mountain getaways and more. Focke tells us how he’s staying sharp as a broadcaster during the long layoff, and who will make the next, Devonte’ Graham-like improvement.