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Kanoa and Billy talk to Jordan Helle today to talk about sports(!) and brings on TJay Thompson is back promoting Bare Knuckle Fight Championships at the Blaisdell in April. The guys also talk about Spring Football, quiz eachother on popular (?) UFL teams, and we find out that Billy... doesn't really like football?

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics and brings in Kallin Spiller to talk more about the Rainbow Wahine Basketball team and their impressive close out to the regular season.

It's the season premiere of the show, live from the Old Spaghetti Factory at the Aloha Tower Marketplace! Special guests include Saul Soto and Tsubasa Tomii!

The guys are live at the Old Spaghetti Factory and to start this week, we go to the closing of the Winter Olympic games. The guys talked about what transpired in the final weekend of the games, including Team USA winning gold in hockey. Then, some talk about the University of Hawaii basketball team as they got a big win on Saturday over UCSB during Anthony Carter Jersey Retirement Night. What does this do to the team moving forward and what now is actually "must-win." Plus, they touch on the subject of "gambling" though it's on Kalshi and the state government voting on it soon. Should it be up to the government, or should it be allowed to be voted on by the people?

Kanoa and Billy recap a legendary weekend, as the baseball team celebrated Les Murakami's induction into the College Baseball Hall of Fame, and men's basketball celebrated the retiring of AC Carter's number on Saturday. The guys talk with assistant coach touted for recruiting AC, Jackson Wheeler, as the trio recount the good ol' days, and Danny Alvarez, head coach of the Wahine Beach Volleyball team, joins the guys after his first week of being a head coach.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics after a legendary weekend of celebrating two legends in Les Murakami and AC Carter, we listen to Eran Ganot and Isaiah Kerr's postgame reactions from the last second thriller against UCSB, and get futher reaction from assistant coach Clay Wilson.

Artie talks with a couple of UH legends today, starting out with AC Carter hopping on the show as well as one of his teammates and the one who was responsible for him coming to Hawaii, Eric Ambrozich. Former UH coach Jackson Wheeler also joins the show to talk more about his days with the Rainbow Warriors.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics after a pair of dramatic games, one where Hawaii men's basketball could never manage to get one up on Cal Poly as the team loses to the Mustangs, and another where Rainbow Baseball comes back in miraculous fashion against the Wichita State Shockers. Brian McInnis from Spectrum News joins the guys to talk more about UH, as well as other national sports topics making their ways through to the boys.

Gary talks about the Winter Olympics, as well as some UH Athletics talk after a plethora of UH Athletics from wins for the Rainbow Wahine and Rainbow Baseball as well as a tough loss for the Rainbow Warrior men's basketball team. AC Carter joins the show to talk about his time in Hawaii, as well as talk about his jersey being retired tomorrow night.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics before the start of a legendary weekend for the Warriors, as they talk with former UH baseball player and KHON2 anchor Howard Dashefsky as he talks about his time with Les Murakami. AC Carter joins the show to talk about Saturday night where he will be getting his number retired by the program. The guys, in honor of AC, also give their top five best foods to dunk.

Gary talks about NIL, Hawaii Athletics along with a full day of sports for the Rainbow Warriors with both baseball and basketball starting weekend play tonight in Manoa. Josh Pacheco joins the show to talk more about the men's basketball team to see if they can rebound after a tough loss to the CSUN Matadors.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics amid the talks about the new stadium and NIL talks, as well as some NBA All Star talk. Rob DeMello joins the show to talk more about UH, and Rainbow Warriors volleyball coach Charlie Wade joins the guys to talk about a successful season and an eventful weekend.

Gary talks about Hawaii Athletics and a new milestone made yesterday for the construction for NASED, as well as some NBA talk amid the tanking controversies rampant. State Senator Glenn Wakai joins the show to talk more about NASED as well as talk more about his opinions about NIL in college sports.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about the Winter Olympics, the NBA All Star Weekend and a full weekend of UH Athletics. Matt Elliott continues the UH Athletics talk by discussing more about NIL legislation as well as an exciting start to Hawaii Baseball. Jordan Helle also joins the show to talk more about UH as well as diving into some Winter Olympics shenanigans.

Gary talks about a full weekend of sports, from the NBA All Star Weekend, Winter Olympics and Hawaii Athletics. Scott Robbs joins the show to talk about Rainbow Baseball after they went 3-1 in their opening series against Gonzaga.

Artie talks Hawaii men's basketball and their shaky win over CSU Bakersfield as they're now atop the Big West in sole possession of first place. Negus Webster Chan joins the show to talk about what he's up to now, as well as his thoughts on the 'Bows.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics, from a successful Thursday night for the men's and women's basketball teams, the road trip for men's volleyball and the season opener for Hawaii Baseball.Brian McInnis joins the show to bury the beef with Billy, and the trio talk more about UH.

Gary talks about UH basketball, as both the Warriors and Wahine take down Cal State Bakersfield in dominant fashions. Josh Pacheco joins Gary to talk about the men's trip and gives his analysis on the now Big West leading Rainbow Warriors.

Kanoa and Billy return to the studio to FINALLY talk about the Super Bowl, as well as some Hawaii Athletics and NIL talk and some NBA discussion. Scott Simpson joins the show to talk about the Rainbow Warrior golf team as they head to Kauai for the John Burns Intercollegiate tournament, and Rich Miano joins the show to talk about the Super Bowl and Drake Maye... again.

Gary talks about the MLB, NBA, and Hawaii Athletics after the NIL bill from the House legislature yesterday in Manoa. Roxy Bernstein from ESPN joins the show to talk about all that he's seen from the college basketball world this season as well as what team he feels is a sleeper for this year's March Madness.

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Gary and Tanner talk about all things sports with the NFL down the drain, from talks about the MLB, NBA and Hawaii Athletics with play by play voices for baseball Harry Kuroda and volleyball Tiff Wells joins the show to talk more about their respective sports.

Gary talks about the NBA, college basketball and more about Hawaii men's basketball with UH director of player development and UH alum Juan Munoz.

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Gary and Tanner get heated about sports gambling, and the two eventually make up enough to talk more about the Super Bowl, the NBA All Star Game and Hawaii basketball.Billy Hull joins his own show to talk about the Seattle Seahawks and the chances of getting an NBA franchise back in Seattle. Stephen Tsai also joins the show to talk about Hawaii football and menʻs basketball and his early morning antics today.

Gary talks about the Super Bowl, some more about the Winter Olympics, and gives his thought on the Hawaii menʻs basketball team this week.John Veneri joins the show to give his early thoughts on Hawaii Football as they start their second week of spring ball.

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Tanner and Gary talk about the Super Bowl and everything around it with the half time show, the bets and Hawaii menʻs basketball as well. Rich Miano and Artie Wilson both join the show to continue analysis on both topics, and a surprise guest butts his way into the final minutes of the show.

Gary talks about his opinions on the Super Bowl, Hawaii menʻs basketball and more!Johnny White from the Spectrum Crew joins the show to talk more about the big win this weekend over UC San Diego for the menʻs basketball team, and the return of Tom Beattie.

Kanoa and Billy get everyone ready for their Super Bowl weekend, talking with the Seattle Timesʻ Bob Condotta to talk about the Seattle Seahawks as well as Eran Ganot to talk about his Rainbow Warriors for their matchup against UCSD. But with an altercation at the end of the show, who knows what next week will look like for the guys...

Gary talks about the Super Bowl coming up this weekend, and talks UH Rainbow Warrior basketball with play by play voice Josh Pacheco.

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Kanoa and Billy talk more about the Super Bowl as well as the flurry of trades as the NBA nears its trade deadline today, noticably missing one Giannis Antetounmpo. Lori Santi joins the show to give her Bay Area perspective of both, and Larry Beil joins the guys to do much of the same as well as give an update on whatʻs happening on his side of the Pacific.

Gary talks the NBA Trade Deadline after a flurry of moves went down yesterday, and he brings in Keith Smith from Spotrac and Front Office Show to talk more about all the trades and who benefitted the most. Assistant coach Gibson Johnson joins the show to talk about Rainbow Warrior basketball as the team enjoys a rare Thursday off as they prepare for a rematch against the UC San Diego Tritons.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA amid all the trades that happened yesterday, and a big breaking trade that burst through at the end of the show.

Gary talks about his opinions on the pair of All Star games going on over the next couple of weeks, from the NFL and the NBA, as well as more on his opinions on the NFL Hall of Fame. Scott Robbs joins the show to talk about UH Basketball and Menʻs Volleyball after a stellar weekend for the ʻBows.

UH menʻs volleyball head coach Charlie Wade joins host Kanoa Leahey for another segment of The Charlie Wade Show. With special appearances from players Kainoa Wade and Finn Kearney.

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Kanoa and Billy talk more about the Super Bowl, some NBA talk, as well as a diatribe on Punxsutawney Phil. Jordan Helle joins the show to talk more on the NFL, and Matt Elliott joins the show to talk about UH Athletics.

Gary comes back into work today and talks about the upcoming Super Bowl and other NFL news, on top of some NBA trade talks with NBCʻs Kurt Helin talking about Giannis and James Harden.

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Kanoa and Billy talk about the Super Bowl, talk some NBA All Star snubs and Sunday Night Basketball on NBC, as well as some Hawaii Athletics talk with a nice weekend for basketball and menʻs volleyball. Rich Miano joins the show to talk with the guys as the football guru goes over his pick for the Super Bowl, and HPU Baseball coach Dane Fujinaka joins the show to talk about his Sharks and the beginning of their season.

Dave and Tanner fills in for Gary this morning, as the pair talk about the Super Bowl and a weekend of UH Athletics.

Artie gives his opinions on Hawaii men's basketball after their loss to UC Irvine, and NFL Hall of Famer James Lofton joins the show to talk story and gives his opinions on Bill Belichick being a snub as a first ballot Hall of Famer.

Kanoa and Billy talk Hawaii basketball, from a tough overtime loss on the road for the men's basketball team and a big win streak for the Rainbow Wahine as they take down the top of the Big West. Christian Shimabuku and Brian McInnis joins the show to give their takes on both of the results from Hawaii basketball, as well as give important updates to the seating situation at the New Aloha Stadium.

Gary talks about Hawaii basketball, from a tough overtime loss for the men's team with Josh Pacheco hopping on the show, and a win for the Wahine as they now have a five game winning streak going in the Big West.