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On this episode, talking mainly about basketball, both men's and women's, for the University of Hawaii. How does the men's team get better attendance and how do the women shake off the "ugly win" from last night? Special guests include former Hawaii basketball player Negus Webster-Chan, and current assistant coach for the men's basketball team Gibson Johnson talks about their strategy heading into what could be a good game against Manhattan.

It's a Kahala Friday and we're talking...pies? Which pie is actually really good, is it Pecan, Sweet Potato, Apple? Back on the sports topic, Billy and Gary get into a "fight" about the MLB MVP and Aaron Judge winning it over Cal Raleigh. But there's baseball to get to as Hawaii baseball head coach Rich Hill joins the show to talk about the team's recently released schedule and their trip to Japan. And, as they do every Friday, Brian McInnis from Spectrum News joins the show to talk about the local sports scene, and Lee Sterling from Paramount Sports joins the show to talk about games this week, including a big Mountain West matchup that we know Hawaii is going to watch.

On this Aloha and Kahala Friday, it's not all beautiful for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team after what they called "an ugly win" against St. Martin's. How do they take this score forward with the rest of the season? Plus, UH men's basketball keeps the Rainbow Classic up tonight, but where's the attendance at? And we still can't get over Hawaii football's win over San Diego State, so Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about that win and the team on a bye this week, looking towards the last two games of the season.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics after the triad of Matt Elliott, Timmy Chang and Laura Beeman make the case for around $5 million to help support UH Athletics and Spectrum Sports' Lori Santi gives her opinion on that situation as well as her view on the game tonight for the Rainbow Wahine basketball team. Aloha State Daily's Christian Shimabuku also joins the show to talk about Hawaii football, Hawaii high school atheltes on signing day as well as his performance on last week's Six Pack of Picks. On that note, the guys give their best shot as Billy looks to ride the momentum of going 5-1 last week.

Gary talks about the Hawaii men's basketball win over Mississippi Valley State to open the Outrigger Rainbow Classic last night, and he grabs Josh Pacheco from a quick sleep after he called the game last night to expand on the 'Bows' performance and what to expect on Friday against Manhattan. Gary also talks college football, the NBA, the NFL, and Hawaii football.

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Kanoa and Billy talk more about Hawaii football after their phenomenal start to the season with KHON2's Rob DeMello, as well as talk about the NFL, NBA and Hawaii men's basketball and the Rainbow Classic tipping off tonight against Mississippi Valley State University.

Gary talks about Hawaii men's basketball with Hawaii assistant coach Clay Wilson as the 'Bows prepare for the beginning of the Rainbow Classic tonight against Mississippi Valley State University tonight, as well as expanding more about the team's 1-1 start to the season.Gary also talks about the NBA, NFL and Hawaii football.

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Kanoa and Tanner, filling in for Billy today, react to the breaking news of Mavericks GM Nico Harrison getting fired today, and the pair discuss the consequences of the still astounding Luka Doncic trade last Winter.Jordan Helle from Spectrum Sports talks about Hawaii football's big win over San Diego State, and how he braved the weather as one of the sideline reporters this weekend for the TV broadcast.Hawaii men's assistant basketball coach Gibson Johnson joins the show to preview the Rainbow Classic starting tomorrow, and talk about facing his old squad in Utah Tech this weekend.

Gary talks about Hawaii football with defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman, as well as some NBA talk with the breaking news of the Dallas Mavericks letting go of Nico Harrison.

Kanoa and Billy talk about a full weekend of wins for Hawaii Athletics, from talking with football guru Rich Miano about Hawaii football as well as a long one last night with Hawaii men's basketball's first win of the season. The guys also discuss the NFL, and whether or not the top teams are ACTUALLY any good in the AFC.

Gary talks about the huge win for the Rainbow Warriors as they take down the San Diego State Aztecs in blowout fashion going into their final bye week of the season, with ESPN Honolulu's radio play by play voice John Veneri joining the show to talk about how Hawaii beat the Aztecs and what to look out for in the final three weeks of the season.

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On this edition of the show, Artie talks with Jesse Nakanishi, head coach of Hawaii Pacific University's men's basketball team, after their massive upset win over Boise State. Plus, talks about University of Hawaii football with Rich Miano and this weekend for Hawaii football. How big is this game and how big of a win would it be for the team if they succeed tomorrow?

It's another Kahala Friday, but the guys are talking...phones? It's Apple vs. Android on this edition because Billy got a new phone - so which side of the coin is he on? But then to actual sports, University of Hawaii football is back at home in front of a sold-out crowd, what do they need to do to take down the top team in the conference? Plus, men's volleyball had an exhibition game and is looking forward to their schedule release party, so head coach Charlie Wade talks about it and how you can get in on the action. And Scott Robbs from Spectrum Sports talks about the food drive with the University of Hawaii athletics department over this coming weekend and how you can help.

On this Kahala Friday, Gary comes on talking about last night's TNF game...or at least whatever that game was supposed to be. Plus, a big game coming up for the University of Hawaii football team tomorrow, so there's two people on to talk about it. Mark Veneri joins the show as he does every Friday of the season to talk about the team heading into the weekend and how they can take on the top team in the MWC. And Eric Matthews from UH talks about what's coming up for the fans this weekend, including the football game and the food drive happening over the weekend.

Billy and Tanner talk Hawaii high school playoffs after Gary Dickman gave his opinion on what he thinks the Division 1 Open playoffs should play like, Lori Santi joins the show to talk about the Wahine basketball team, and Christian Shimabuku from Aloha State Daily talks Hawaii football and fills in for Kanoa for this week's Six Pack of Picks!

Gary talks about Rainbow Warrior football after last night's first Timmy Chang Show in a couple of weeks, as well as some Rainbow Wahine Volleyball talk with Tiff Wells.

John Veneri and Mark Veneri are joined by Hawaii football Head Coach Timmy Chang, as well as special guests running back Landon Sims and defensive lineman De'Jon Benton

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Gary and Tanner fill in for Kanoa and Billy today as the pair breakdown their thoughts on Hawaii basketball, from the men's close loss to the Oregon Ducks with the Star Advertiser's Stephen Tsai joining in on the analysis and discussion (with a little Jets and Hawaii football talk fit in too), as well as the Rainbow Wahine's season opener against Portland State with head coach Laura Beeman joining the guys to talk about the win over Portland State.

Gary talks about Hawaii men's and women's basketball as the two teams open their seasons, the first being a loss to Oregon in a nailbiter and the Wahine's win over Portland State with radio color voice Kallin Spiller.

Kanoa and Billy talk about a packed sports day, from reacting to the NFL trade deadline, talking Maui sports and Hawaii football with Jordan Helle, the surprising upset from HPU over Boise State last night with head coach Jesse Nakanishi, as well as a fun talk with Shane Victorino after the World Series to talk story.

Gary talks Hawaii basketball, from the season opener for both the men's and Wahine teams later today, to the stunner in Boise where the Hawaii Pacific Sharks took down Boise State. Gary also talks the NFL Trade Deadline with CBS' Jamey Eisenburg to give us all insights on trades that went down, as well as trades he's expecting later today.

It's another edition of Tunnel Talk with Robyn Ah Mow! Special guests tonight include associate head coach Kaleo Baxter and assistant coach Nick Castello!

On this Monday, of course the main headline is University of Hawaii football's loss on the road to San Jose State. If there's anything to blame, what is it? Also, talks about the upcoming start to the University of Hawaii men's basketball season at Oregon, and news of the offbeat includes someone not pushing a button?

Kanoa and Billy breakdown a whole weekend of sports, from talking about Rainbow Warrior football with football guru Rich Miano, to the World Series win for the LA Dodgers, and some NFL talk as the season continues to grow more chaotic.

Gary talks about the wide weekend of sports, from Hawaii football with John Veneri as well as the NBA and the beginning of the college basketball season.

It's aloha Friday and Halloween, but Artie wants to get straight to business talking about this weekend and University of Hawaii football's game against San Jose State, but we get to hear a part from the other side of the ball. Former Hawaii receiver and coach Craig Stutzmann, who is now the offensive coordinator for San Jose State, talks to Artie about the feelings in this game and the difference between during the game and after the game. Plus, a special caller at the end of the show, and he's calling in to talk about the game tomorrow. And University of Hawaii basketball is coming up on Tuesday for the start of the regular season, what does Artie think of the team...and Chaminade too?

On this Kahala Friday, it's a special one as it is Halloween. So a special bucket o' questions segment is warranted, and what did the guys' say about the scariest movie they watched was? But of course, in the world of sports, there's talking about Hawaii football tomorrow at San Jose State and Lee Sterling from Paramount Sports has his pick on the game - is it good for the visiting team? And Brian McInnis from Spectrum News joins again to talk about all the local Hawaii sports going on this weekend and, much to Billy's dismay, the San Antonio Spurs with Kanoa.

On this Halloween morning and Kahala Friday, Gary comes on talking about last night's TNF game between the Ravens and the Dolphins, and some breaking news came out about the Dolphins GM being let go. Who is to blame for the current situation in Miami? Then, talks about another Hawaii football game tomorrow, so as he does every Friday, Mark Veneri joins the show to talk about what it will take for Hawaii to bring home trophy #2 on the season in the Dick Tomey Legacy trophy.

Spectrum Sports Women's Basketball and Softball analyst Lori Santi joins the guys. Plus, Larry Beil shares his insights on Saturday's Hawaii/San Jose State football game.

Gary talks Hawaii football and their matchup with San Jose as Spartan head coach Kenny Niumatalolo joins the show to talk about his team ahead of the first Timmy vs. Kenny matchup between the pair. Anthony Carter continues his media train and talks with Gary about his jersey retirement as well as his time in Hawaii.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii men's basketball, as they're joined by special guest AC Carter celebrating the announcement of the retiring of AC's jersey. The guys also talk with KHON2's Rob DeMello to talk more Hawaii football as they prepare for their matchup against San Jose this weekend, as well as some World Series talk as the series gets tied up at two.

Gary talks about the World Series as the Blue Jays even up the series at two and Gary also talks about Hawaii men's basketball with associate head coach Brad Davidson.

Kanoa and Billy talk the World Series after the Dodgers win the marathon Game Three after Freddie Freeman gets the walk-off home run in the 18th inning after a phenomanal performance from Shohei Ohtani. The guys talk more about that other Hawaii sports with Jordan Helle from Spectrum Sports and also with the MIL Div. 1 Champs Baldwin Bears.

Gary talks about the World Series last night as the Dodgers came out in the end with a walk off win in the 18th inning of the game as the Dodgers and the Blue Jays have less than a day to get ready for Game 4.Gary also talks Hawaii football and Hawaii men's basketball.

Kanoa and Billy react to the weekend of sports, from the NFL to Hawaii Athletics. The guys have football guru Rich Miano on the show to give his thoughts on the upcoming San Jose football game for the 'Bows, and men's assistant coach Rob Jones hops on to talk about the men's basketball season starting up in only 8 days.

Gary talks about the Rainbow Warriors as they get ready for the road game against San Jose this week, as John Veneri joins the show to talk more about the 'Bows.Kurt Helin joins the show to talk about the NBA and the gambling controversy and all the other basketball games that are going down the last week to start the season.

Artie Wilson is back on another Friday and starts with the whole NBA mess with the FBI and the mafia schemes of illegal sports betting and rigged poker games. More and more people are being revealed, so how big is this thing going to be? Talking about the topic at hand is former University of Hawaii football head coach June Jones, currently in Portland, but they also talk about the recent success of University of Hawaii football.

It's a Kahala Friday, but where in the world is Kanoa Leahey? Well, since he's out, Tanner Haworth jumps on board to join Billy talking about a whole bunch of topics, which of course includes all of the NBA, the good and the way bad. Kanoa also calls in from wherever he is - do you have a guess where he is on this Friday? Plus, the weekly Friday guests come on the show as Brian McInnis from Spectrum News talks everything in the local sports realm and Lee Sterling from Paramount Sports makes his best picks for the weekend.

On this Friday, Gary comes on talking the NBA, all the good from the start of the season and, of course, the bad that comes with the FBI getting involved in the mafia schemes that included Portland head coach Chauncey Billups and Miami guard Terry Rozier. Plus, as he does every Friday, Mark Veneri joins the show and while Hawaii football is on a bye week, they are preparing for the rest of the season. What will it take for Hawaii to go "at the peak" to the Mountain West Conference championship?

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics, from talking Hawaii football with defensive tackle's coach Jeff Reinebold as he's taking off on a plane to come home from some recruiting, and with KHON2's Rob DeMello to talk about this stellar season from the 'Bows as well as some Angels talk. The guys also come back after a week off for their Six Pack o' Picks, as they look to get closer to .500 on the season.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics, talking with JoVon McClanahan as he takes on his new role as Assistant Director for Basketball Operations. Gary also talks the NBA as they tipped off last night as well as some Hawaii football talk on rumors of transfer discussions.

It's the return of Kanoa Leahey and Billy Hull, and the duo have a pair of special guests to welcome them back including an in-studio appearance from UH Athletics Director Matt Elliott to a talk with fellow Iolani alum and Toronto Raptors GM Bobby Webster.

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Gary talks about the Rainbow Wahine, from the disappointing performance from the Rainbow Wahine volleyball team as well as the Wahine basketball team as he talks with Kallin Spiller about their first exhibition game against Chaminade.Mike Wittman joins Gary to talk about the Mountain West and how he ranks the 'Bows amid the Mountain West season.

Josh and Chris fill in for the guys and talk about Hawaii's bowl-bound Rainbow Warriors, as well as some NFL talk with a possible three local quarterbacks getting the start this weekend.

Gary talks about Hawaii football as they continue to discuss the bowl-bound Rainbow Warriors, as well as some NFL talk as Gary talks with AllDolphins' Alain Poupart about Tua Tagovailoa.