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Back on Let's Talk Sports, Kanoa rejoins the show with Billy to talk about NBA Finals, FIFA World Cup, and UH's new Rainbow Wahine's volleyball head coach Joshua Walker stops by the studio to discuss his experience so far.

Today on Let's Talk Sports, both Billy and Kanoa are out so Gary and Tanner take up the mantle and discuss the controversies around the Aloha Stadium and All-America pitcher Isaiah Magdaleno entering the transfer portal. Also, Rob Demello and Harrison Kuroda give their insights live on the show.

With an absence from Kanoa after the Spurs defeat, Billy is joined by Tanner to talk about the NBA Finals' conclusion, the FIFA World Cup, and brings Keith Zuniga to discuss future plans with USC baseball.

On the show, Kanoa and Billy discuss game 4 of the NBA Finals, the World Cup groups, and UH teams with guests Matt Elliott and Gibson Johnson.

KHON2 Sports Director Rob DeMello makes his weekly appearance with the guys. U.S. Senator Brian Schatz also joined Kanoa and Billy.

After game 3 of the NBA Finals, Kanoa and Billy discuss everything around the the basketball game that happened at Madison Square Garden. Also, the new Head Coach of UH Wahine Volleyball Joshua Walker and Lori Santi join Let's Talk Sports.

Starting the week, Kanoa and Billy discuss everything from game 2 of the NBA Finals to the University of Hawaii's new acquisition of coach Josh Walker. In addiction, Ryan Kalei Tsuji joins the show to discuss game 3 of the NBA Finals.

Hawaii News Now's Tanner Haworth stops by the show, and the guys reveal today's Top 5 list on cheeses.

VSIN host Matt Youmans joins the guys from Las Vegas and KHON2 Sports Director Rob DeMello makes his weekly appearance with Kanoa and Billy to shine a light on the latest surrounding local athletes.

Hawaii women's basketball analyst Lori Santi shares her thoughts on the recent assistant coach hires for new head coach Khalilah Mitchell. Plus, Billypresents TWO Top 5 lists.

Billy Hull returns from his BTS Las Vegas vacation. Volleyball analyst Chris McLaughlin joins the guys to share his thoughts on the coaching search for the University of Hawaii women's volleyball program.

Kanoa and Tanner talk about the NBA Playoffs and discuss Hawaii Athletics with athletic director Matt Elliott, as he gives updates on the coaching search as well as other important things going on in the world of college athletics.This is also the final show of Tanner's stint here at ESPN Honolulu.

Kanoa and Tanner, filling in for Billy, talk about Kanoa's escapades in Las Vegas and he and Billy's friendship amid the NBA Playoffs and the Spurs looking to survive Game 6 against the OKC Thunder tonight. The guys talk with Brian McInnis to get the lowdown on Aloha Stadium and a very important deal getting done, plus Billy joins his own show to give his long awaited BTS Review.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA Playoffs, breaking down the historic comeback for the Knicks last night as well as previewing Game 2 of the Spurs and Thunder series tonight. The guys talk about Hawaii baseball as they prepare for the Big West Tournament today in a do-or-die matchup against the Titans. They also talk with Rob DeMello as the trio talk about Las Vegas before Billy treks to the desert to watch BTS.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the arrival of the alien, Victor Wembanyama, last night in the 2OT thriller between the Spurs and Thunder as San Antonio takes the first game of the series. The guys also talk with Jordan Helle from Spectrum as they further the NBA discussion.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA Playoffs as they begin the series we've all anticipated, Thunder vs. Spurs. The guys also talk Rainbow Warrior volleyball with all-time volleyball great Erik Shoji, as well as Hawaii baseball with pitching coach Keith Zuniga.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii baseball as they reached the end of the regular season tonight, the guys also discuss Hawaii Athletics and men's volleyball, as well as all the other sporting events coming up this weekend.

Kanoa and Billy break down the rally at the Stan Sheriff Center for the Rainbow Warrior men's volleyball team after the national championship win, plus the guys talk about yet another dominant performance from Isaiah Magdeleno. The guys talk with Ryan Kalei Tsuji and Cole Cabrera to talk more about Hawaii Athletics, and the guys break down top five Rainbow Warriors of all time, and a controversial gas-pump conversation.

Kanoa and Billy return from their long LA trip and continue the talk about the third National Championship for the Rainbow Warriors. Charlie Wade joins the show to talk more about the season as well as his opinions on the NIL bill that was killed on the Senate Floor, and Athletics Director Matt Elliott joins the show to reflect on an impressive first season here in Manoa.

Kanoa and Tanner, filling in for Billy, talk about the NBA Playoffs and University of Hawaii Athletics. Brennon Morioka joins the show to talk about NASED and what progress is looking like for the deconstruction of Aloha Stadium, Billy Hull joins his show to talk about men's volleyball, and new football coach for Iolani Pat Samsonas joins the show.

We have reached the final episode of the series:”Trans Men: In Their Own Words”.This conversation began with Episode #1, looking at the collective cultural moment with The Seed and the Soil. We explored how trans folk represent a trickster figure, troubling the psychic architecture of the binary many of us were raised with. We talked about the urge to ‘monster' the other, but we also looked at the history of how gender has been used as a tool of social control.In Episode #2, we moved past the intellect and into Stories of Transition. My guests shared the intimate vulnerability of their own journeys - the grief, joy and reckonings that bind us all in the search for a place in the Book of Life.And now in this final episode, Emmanuel, Kanoa, Lev, and Aliko move beyond individual stories to examine the architecture of men's work. We address the faultline currently trembling modern men's spaces: the tension between a masculinity fixed in biological certainty and one defined by collective stewardship.For men's work facilitators, this conversation serves as a guide for understanding how and why to consider including trans men, as well as the broader transition of men's work itself. We are tasked with moving from a narrow focus on ‘personal wellness' toward the regeneration of culture - calling forth a masculinity that is aware, regulated, and in service to thriving life.You can find the full guest bios & links to their work on the Series Page.I'd love to hear your comments & reflections below. Heads up, if you are a man seeking to explore the mythopoetic path, you are invited to check out The Archetypal Compass. This mini-guide is designed to help you navigate the internal archetypes of the soul, providing a map for those ready to move beyond personal inquiry and toward a more conscious stewardship of their lives and the world.Also, the next cohort of The Deep Masculine, my 3 month online journey for men begins May 19th. Join a mythic brotherhood aimed at repatterning your relationship to sex, soul and purpose.SHOW NOTES: 02:43 - The Faultline at the Mankind Project: Ian addresses the recent friction at the MKP 40th anniversary and how it exposed the tension between biological essentialism and the evolution of modern men's spaces.06:46 - The Code of Testosterone: Aliko challenges the definition of manhood, shifting the inquiry from physical genitalia to the codes and blueprints of masculine presence that trans men share with cis men.11:23 - The Shadow of the Phallus: Exploring how the presence of trans men acts as an accountability mirror for cis men, forcing a reckoning with the historical harm done to the feminine that many circles try to escape.13:50 - Restoring the Sacred Tapestry: Emmanuel discusses the eco-spiritual paradigm of men's work, moving beyond a one-size-fits-all manhood box into the authentic restoration of a sacred and divine masculinity.18:48 - The Responsibility of the Elder: A call to ensure that the wisdom, initiation, and depth of practice found in legacy spaces are made accessible across the entire masculine spectrum.21:42 - The Unique Messenger: Kanoa explains why the message of accountability lands differently when it comes from a man who has navigated the world perceived as a woman and survived the violence of the patriarchy.23:12 - Purity Myths and White Supremacy: How the hyper-focus on purity in affinity spaces mirrors white supremacist structures and why intersex folks are vital to breaking the patriarchal archetype.27:17 - Investigating the Fear: Lev reflects on the assumption of difference and invites cis men to look at where their fear of losing their masculinity actually originates.32:36 - Detaching from Biological Essentialism: A deep dive into the question of safety, identifying that patriarchy-not transness-is the root of violence in both men's and women's spaces.37:19 - The Seed and the Sword: Addressing the mythic dimension of anatomy and the responsibility of stewards to ask how they are using their sword to protect or to manipulate.46:36 - Activation in the Great Collapse: Emmanuel pivots from internal healing to the external harvest, asking what masculinity is called to bring to a world currently undergoing ecological and social breakdown.50:31 - The Facilitator's Tactical Guide: Emmanuel and Aliko offer a framework for conveners on self-inquiry, group reconciliation, and how to issue a transparent, sovereign invitation to trans men.55:46 - Relaxing into Enoughness: How decoupling biology from gender allows all men to step out of the rigid expectations of patriarchy and recognize their inherent value.1:06:48 - Reporting the Patriarchal Crime: Invoking bell hooks' vision from The Will to Change to reconsider male desire and heal the mental illness of patriarchal violence.1:13:46 - Embracing the Chaos: Final reflections on opening the circle to meet the collapsing structures of our time with a more diverse, loving, and whole masculinity. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themythicmasculine.substack.com/subscribe

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA Playoffs after BIlly's Thunder handle the Luka-less Lakers, and the guys talk a bunch of Hawaii Athletics with Louis Sakanoko joining the show. More volleyball talk continues with Micah Christenson joining the show as well.

Kanoa and Billy talk Hawaii Athletics with Jordan Helle and Chris McLachlin, plus they discuss NBA Playoffs and their top five five's for Cinco de Mayo.

Kanoa and Billy talk Hawaii Athletics after a full weekend of sports, with Isaiah Magdaleno joining the guys after his historic start on Friday for Rainbow Baseball and Charlie Wade to talk about Men's Volleyball about their win as they enter the Final Four for the NCAA Tournament. Guys also talk about the NBA Playoffs and judge whether or not some drama from the weekend is fair or foul.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the crazy NBA Playoffs as well as talk more about Hawaii Athletics and the resignation of Robyn Ah Mow.Matt Elliott joins the show to talk about everything that's going on at Lower Campus, Brian McInnis gives his takes on what's going on around the islands, and the guys talk with Kaleo Baxter to get his side of becoming interim head coach and what's next for the Rainbow Wahine.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the stunning news yesterday about Robyn Ah Mow stepping down from her position as the Rainbow Wahine volleyball coach, as the guys discuss more about why she made the decision to step down from Billy's exclusive interview in the Star Advertiser today. The guys talk more about volleyball with Tiff Wells, and expand more on the NBA Playoffs.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics and the new rules in the NBA, plus a little NBA Playoffs talk. Rob DeMello tries to mediate between the guys today, as well as Tread Rosenthal joins the show to talk about Hawaii Men's Volleyball.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics and the NBA Playoffs. They talk with Jordan Helle and Lori Santi to get the full picture on everything Rainbow Warrior and Wahine athletically the past week. The guys also give their best posterizing dunks of all time and welcome Billy back from a long weekend.

Kanoa and Tanner, filling in for the ailing Billy Hull, talks Hawaii Athletics and men's volleyball with head coach Charlie Wade. The guys also talk with special teams coach Thomas Sheffield to discuss Kansei Matsuzawa, as well as what the specialists are looking like for Hawaii football in the fall.

Kanoa and Billy are back in Billy's hotel room to break down the NFL Draft, the NBA Playoffs, and to answer the age-old question between In-n-Out and Shake Shack. Ryan Kalei Tsuji and Brian McInnis also join the show to talk more about Hawaii Athletics.

Kanoa and Billy come live from the Bren Events Center in Irvine to talk about Men's Volleyball, as they welcome Charlie Wade and Louis Sakanoko onto their show to talk some volleyball.Star Advertiser Sports Editor Curtis Murayama joins the guys to talk about his mock draft of the first round of the NFL Draft.Khalilah Mitchell joins the show for the first time as the Rainbow Wahine basketball coach, as she talks about her last two weeks of becoming the head coach.

Kanoa and Billy are live from Irvine... in Billy's hotel room.The guys talk about the Playoffs after the Spurs and Celtics drop game two in their respective series, as well as react to the new Rainbow Wahine head basketball coach being formally introduced this morning.Assistant men's volleyball coach Donan Cruz joins the show to talk about the Big West Tournament and the men's volleyball team, as well as his mentality switching from being top dog at Ball State to coaching under Charlie Wade this season.Former Rainbow Wahine baller Nani Cockett also joins the show to give her initial reactions to the Laura Beeman retirement, as well as her thoughts on the new Rainbow Wahine basketball coach.

Kanoa and Billy come at you live... from Billy's hotel room in Irvine. The guys talk about the NBA Playoffs, the breaking news around the PGA's separation from Hawaii with the Golf Channel's Mark Rolfing, and talk with Jordan Helle and Lori Santi about UH and the NBA.

He hualono kēia e hoʻolaha ana i nā moʻolelo a me nā manaʻo o nā kānaka e mālama ana i ke kuleana nui o ke koʻikoʻi ʻo ka hoʻōla i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. ʻO ka hoa kūkā o kēia pukana ʻo Lāiana Kanoa-Wong. He kumu ʻōlelo a ʻike Hawaiʻi, he hana kiʻiʻoniʻoni, a he pūʻali o ka lāhui ʻo ia.

Kanoa and Billy talk about men's volleyball and the whole UCI/Jordan Lucas situation, as well as taps into Brian McInnis to talk more about college basketball, the NBA as well as the first section of Aloha Stadium coming down.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA Play In tournament as well as the NBA Playoffs, plus a little bit of Hawaii Athletics talk and Hawaii volleyball with Spectrum's Ryan Kalei Tsuji, as the guys discuss the 'Bows and their upcoming opponents in the winless CSUN Matadors.

Spectrum OC16/Spectrum Sports play-by-play voice Jordan Helle joins the show. Plus, the guys unveil their Top 5 breakfast drink rankings.

Kanoa and BIlly talk about Hawaii Athletics with Athletics Director Matt Elliott and talk about contract extensions, NIL, and much more. The guys also talk about men's volleyball with Charlie Wade and just how the Rainbow Warriors went up a spot in RPI after their loss to UC San Diego.

Kanoa and Billy talk about Hawaii Athletics and the end of the NBA Regular Season as they give their LTS NBA Awards.UH baseball coach Keith Zuniga joins the show to talk about his pitchers after a solid weekend against UC Irvine, as well as an important road trip coming up for the Rainbows. Christian Shimabuku joins the show to talk about his opinions on everything, from the NBA Awards, to Hawaii's Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship on Saturday and Hawaii Athletics.

Kanoa and Billy talk with a collection of Mac's, CMac to talk Rainbow Warrior Volleyball but mostly about the Masters, and BMac to talk about Hawaii Athletics. The guys also all in on their Top 5 Holes, Stephen "Nay" and the NBA.

Kanoa and Billy talk about The Masters, the NBA as well as Hawaii Athletics. Harry Kuroda joins the show to talk Hawaii Baseball, and HPU Baseball's head coach Dane Fujinaka talks about his Sharks as well as a former HPU player whose career was just cut short.

Last week, I released Part One (you can listen here). This series grew from a seed - a conversation with Emmanuel H. Brown. Emmanuel has been navigating his own journey, seeking out the places where manhood and masculinity might be expanded to hold the lived experience of trans men.As someone rooted in the mythopoetic lineage, I recognize that these voices have often been missing from our circles. This series is an invitation to a broader framework - one that is mutually supportive for the soul of every man.In our first episode, The Seed and the Soil, we explored the trans man as a trickster figure - one who troubles the binary architecture many of us have been raised with. We looked at the history of gender as social control and the tension between biological certainty and the expansive human spirit. We asked how we might hold space for genuine curiosity and reckon with real violence against trans folk without losing our humanity to the polarized scripts of our time.Subscribe to get the full series in your inbox.If the first conversation was about the why of this series, this one is about the who.In this episode, Stories of Transition, we move from the intellect to the heart. By sharing their personal stories of transition - the specific griefs, private triumphs, and quiet moments of reckoning - Lev, Emmanuel, Kanoa, and Aliko disarm the listener with a rare and honest vulnerability.We touch the visceral edges of their paths: mapping the territory where their unique stories cross and diverge, showing that they are all bound by the longing for place in the Book of Life.Overall, the intention is simple: to widen our capacity to remain human to one another. It's about dissolving the outdated programs of society to find the infinity of the breath underneath. You're welcome to leave your respectful & nuanced thoughts in the comments below. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit themythicmasculine.substack.com/subscribe

Kanoa and Billy talk about the extension of Eran Ganot and field texts and reactions about the coach's performance the last decade. The guys talk with Rob DeMello about Hawaii Athletics, the upcoming Bare Knuckle Fight this weekend and Rob's Angels after a scuffle last night against the Braves.

Kanoa and Billy talk about men's basketball with Michigan taking down UConn last night, as well as the opening of the transfer portal today. The guys talk with Jordan Helle to talk more about Hawaii Athletics, as well as a new media deal in the works for UH.

Kanoa and Billy talk PGA with Maui's own Mark Rolfing joining the show to talk about The Masters and Tiger Woods. Lori Santi also joins the show as the trio discuss the Dawn-Gino scrap that happened in the Final Four on Friday.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the NBA as the season is coming to a close, and focus in on next week's Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship at the Blaisdell, talking to both sides of the women's card in Hazel Rose Nahienaena and Kat Rabellizsa as both fighters talk about their harrowing stories of how they got to where they are today.

Kanoa and Billy talk about the retirement of Wendell Look as he joins the show with the guys, and Brian McInnis joins the show to talk about UH Athletics and sandwiches.

Kanoa and Billy talk about... sports... eventually. They reminisce on the good ol times, with stories about autographs and athletes, and gauge the audience on the restaurants and stores they've been missing lately. Lori Santi joins the show to talk about Laura Beeman's retirement, and Rob DeMello goes all UH Athletics with the guys.

Kanoa and Billy talk about yesterday's stunning news of Laura Beeman's retirement, and they further it by talking with Laura Beeman on the show today. UH Athletic Director Matt Elliott also joins the show to talk more about yesterday's news, as well as many of the pressing matters this offseason.

Sam Russem is the Vice President of Business Development at Kanoa. Sam is passionate about the concepts of Smart Manufacturing, Industry 4.0, and Digital Transformation: studying, discussing, evaluating, developing, and planning how we can apply innovations in computing, networking, and data to the manufacturing space. Sam believes that Smart Manufacturing technologies can improve our everyday lives by delivering new and innovative products to market safely, efficiently, and at lower cost than ever before. In 16+ years in manufacturing and automation Sam has a lot of hands-on experience with a wide range of technologies from PLC and SCADA-based control systems and to advanced data collection historians, IoT devices, MES, and analytics in industries ranging from food and beverage to pharmaceuticals to renewable energy. Today, Sam leverages that experience along with the latest trends and techniques in the market to bring Smart Manufacturing and Industry 4.0 to manufacturers around the world through professional consulting, product management, and thought leadership. The Industry 4.0 Podcast with Grantek delivers a look into the world of manufacturing, with a focus on stories and trends that lead to better solutions.   Our guests will share tips and outcomes that will help improve your productivity. You will hear from leading providers of Industrial Control System hardware and software, Grantek experts and leaders at best-in-class industry associations that serve the Data Centers, Life Sciences, CPG and Food & Beverage industries.