Lenoir County community leader Amanda Conner and South Lenoir softball coach Madison Harvey join us in the first hour of today's show.

Amanda, who has been an integral part of Kinston's BBQ Fest on the Neuse for a long time, prepares us for the event, which begins tonight.

Coach Harvey recaps Wednesday's prep softball "Game of the Century" against North Lenoir, in which her Blue Devils won 2-1. The Devils clinched the East Central 2A title and its' No. 1 seed going into the NCHSAA playoffs.

Linda helps Bryan open the show by recapping their new cat's first night at home.

Episode 1075 (Hour 1)P Amanda Conner, Madison Harvey and Linda Hanks

The WRNS "Sales Executive to the Stars," Jason Bryant, joins us in the second hour to talk BBQ Fest on the Neuse, prep sports and more. He also previews the big Joe Nichols show on Friday night at the festival.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan play "Who Sang It," with special birthday nods to Dawanda Jenkins and Carla Williams.

Episode 1075 (Hour 2): Jason Bryant

Paul Whittington joins us to talk ECU baseball, Carolina Hurricanes, the Stanley Cup playoffs, movie sequels and much more.

Bryan opens the hour by prepping you for this weekend's BBQ Fest on the Neuse and giving you a comprehensive local sports update.

Episode 1076 (Hour 1): Paul Whittington

Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce President Cale Grady joins Michael Martin and Bryan in his inaugural appearance on the show. He tells us about the advantages of joining the Chamber, shares his vision for the organization and more.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan draft the most overrated bands of all-time.

Episode 1107 (Hour 2): Cale Grady and Michael Martin

Kinston Police Department Maj. Brandon Turner, WRNS' Jason Bryant and Kinston Strong's Robyn Godfrey continue their visit from the first hour.

Jon, Jonathan and Bryan talk about Sand in the Streets, thick pork chops and more, with birthday nods to Kristy Kelly, Michael Whitfield, Tommy Walston, Nick Stevens and Bryan's childhood hero, Bobby Billings.

Episode 1113 (Hour 2): Maj. Brandon Turner, Jason Bryant and Robyn Godfrey

We are joined in the second hour of the show today by Paul Corey of Coreyco Roofing Services, Robyn Godfrey from Kinston Strong and Philip Sabella from Wilson.

Paul and Robyn preview tonight's Sand in the Streets concert that will feature local favorite Dakota Blue. Coreyco Roofing Services is the stage sponsor of tonight's show.

Philip -- the owner of Phil's Record Exchange of Wilson and Phil's Record Exchange of Rocky Mount -- tells Jon Dawson and Bryan about the Little Washington Record Show, which takes place Saturday, Sept. 7 at 503 E. Third Street in Washington.

Episode 1134 (Hour 2): Paul Corey, Robyn Godfrey and Philip Sabella

it's klear i been gone too long,
yall gon' be seein' me mo' often.

yall fukk n*kkaz time is up,
played wit' my name long enough.

DFR/ICE* OR DIE
fukkin' bitch.

rich sinners

The Bryan Hanks Show presented by Lenoir Community College airs LIVE at 7 a.m. (and replays at 3 p.m.) Monday-Friday on 960-AM in Kinston, N.C., and throughout Eastern North Carolina and at BetOnTheBull.com. It also replays at 3 p.m., Monday-Friday on 107.5-FM in New Bern,  N.C., and Greenville, N.C., and at 252ESPN.com

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