
Locally owned and operated, HSRN is the newest sports station in Hawai‘i!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Happy Thursday, beautiful people! After opening the day detailing their favorite burger makings, Ku & Paul preview the NCAA Track & Field opening round for four UH athletes participating this weekend.
We also chat about the latest in New Aloha Stadi... more
Hour 2 leads off talking about the newest reported attempt at bipartisan legislation to put guardrails on the “Wild West” of NCAA athletics & what Ku and Paul like most and least about the latest try.
We also discuss the breaking news out of the NBA... more
Happy Mana Wahine Wednesday, beautiful people! Ku gives Paul the floor again to celebrate his Knicks making the NBA Finals for the first time in his life, hearing his reaction to New York sweeping the Cavs in the ECF.
We spark the conversation about... more
Hour 2 opens with pseudo-breaking news after the Hawai'i football television schedule came out, discussing the slate of games on each channel and giving our "must-watch" matchups for the 2026 season.
We also recap the weekend's 808 P.R.O. Day that f... more
NFLPA Certified Agent Deen Agustin joins Ku'ulei and Paul in studio for an insightful conversation about his journey to becoming an NFL agent; the importance of POC representation in the space; advice to young athletes and aspiring young professional... more
NFLPA Certified Agent Deen Agustin joins Ku'ulei and Paul in studio for an insightful conversation about his journey to becoming an NFL agent; the importance of POC representation in the space; advice to young athletes and aspiring young professional... more
Happy Aloha Friday, beautiful people! After another Knicks win, Ku allows Paul to gush about this year’s New York squad as they sit two wins away from an NBA Finals appearance.
We move over to the gridiron to hear from Kalaheo football coach Jaymaso... more
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A Hawaii-focused, multi-sport show covers local and regional athletics with a strong emphasis on UH programs, including football, basketball, volleyball, and softball. Episodes frequently blend game analysis, season outlooks, and interview segments with coaches, players, and administrators from UH, HPU, and local leagues such as the Big West and OIA. Alongside in-depth team discussions, the program tracks big national sports moments (e.g., NFL, NBA, World Baseball Classic) when they intersect with Hawaii's sports scene, and often features live on-site reporting, guest interviews, and producer-host banter that keeps the coverage energetic and locally flavored. Noteworthy strengths include a deep bench of guests tied to Hawaii athletics, a wi... more
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Recent guests on Hawaii Sports Radio Network include:
1. Sean Ucciardi
2. Michael Esquero
3. Destiny Tautofi
4. John Uekawa
5. Makana Wade
6. La'akea Kamahele
7. Zyra Sugui
8. Shaison Kupukaʻa
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