TRB Sports: Erik on the Knicks' incredible NBA Finals performance to win the chip

Sports Report: WILD NBA offseason, more athlete gambling arrests, Mets/Yankees futility (7/1/26, Hour 2)

Audio from Hour 2 of July 1, 2026's episode of 'The Recess Bell: On Air', airing live every Wednesday from 6-8pm on 90.3 WHPC-FM. Joshua issues the longest Sports Report in TRBOA history, covering the madness of the NBA offseason thus far, with LeBron leaving the Lakers, Kawhi Leonard going back to Toronto, Jaylen Brown getting dealt to Philadelphia, Mitchell Robinson departing the champion Knicks for the archrival Celtics and MUCH more, including the recent gambling arrests of multiple notable NBA figures. In addition, the crew discusses the USA's advancement in the World Cup, Serena Williams' stunning return at Wimbledon, and the recent losing stretches from both NY baseball teams that for one team resulted in a managerial firing. 0:00 Re-Join 5:03 Sports Report begins 46:27 today i did good - Gunna

Valuing the human element of life, NBA summer heating up, Lay and Kory's Show and Tell (7/1/26, Hour 1)

Audio from Hour 1 of July 1, 2026's episode of 'The Recess Bell: On Air', airing live every Wednesday from 6-8pm on 90.3 WHPC-FM. Joshua introduces the show theme, which is the deterioration of people's value of the human element of life, highlighted by the reckless fashion in which people discuss sports/atheltes, entertainers, and celebrities overall, among other subjects. Joshua and Kory discuss the insanity that the NBA offseason has proved to be to this point — and even had a MAJOR blockbuster deal break during the intro. Then: it's Show and Tell time, where Lay tells a story about her old vibrating rocket ship toy and Kory brings some good gambling news to the table. 0:00 Intro, show theme 19:29 Music break begins 24:18 Come Home - Anderson .Paak, André 3000 28:43 Re-Join 33:36 Show and Tell 55:45 What's to come in Hour 2

TRB Sports: Erik on the NBA Draft and Brandon Aiyuk/49ers drama

TRB Sports: restoring the feeling of REAL sports media. Erik recaps what experts claim to be the most talent-rich NBA drafts in years — a draft that saw AJ Dybantsa selected at #1 overall by the Washington Wizards and Darryn Peterson taken at #2 overall by the Utah Jazz, and so on and so forth. What about all the other potential future stars and big trades that were made around the draft, with what should be a hectic free agency period looming? Also, as we head into July, we inch one step closer to the start of NFL training camps and preseason. With that, Erik chronicles one of the most diabolical sagas of the offseason: Brandon Aiyuk and the San Francisco 49ers' significantly strained relationship. 0:12 Intro 1:29 NBA Draft winners and losers 30:22 Early NBA offseason reaction 44:42 Brandon Aiyuk/49ers drama

Trash Can Bandit identified, Big Booty Lightskins, Go-Thru-That-Phone gameplans (6/24/26, Hour 2)

Audio from Hour 2 of June 24, 2026's episode of 'The Recess Bell: On Air', airing live every Wednesday from 6-8pm on 90.3 WHPC-FM. Joshua issues his TRB News Report on Angie Baez, the now-fired JPMorgan exec who bizarrely emptied a Knicks-themed trash can onto the Manhattan streets and walked off with it. Joshua then introduces Erik, Meleny, Lay and Ny to an unhinged Tubi show segment involving "big booty lightskins" and a diabolical gaslighting plot within a relationship. That later leads to a group mental exercise: if your romantic partner leaves their phone unattended and you decide to go through it, which app is your first stop?

TRB Origins, Knicks celebration come-down, the start of Summer '26 (6/24/26, Hour 1)

Audio from Hour 1 of June 24, 2026's episode of 'The Recess Bell: On Air', airing live every Wednesday from 6-8pm on 90.3 WHPC-FM. Joshua welcomes Erik, Lay, Meleny and Ny to this week's program as he re-hashes the origin of The Recess Bell as a network and reflects philosophically on the Knicks' Finals victory. Kory calls the program up to cause chaos while Joshua demands an apology for Kory's initial doubts on Jalen Brunson upon Brunson's free-agency signing with the Knicks 4 years ago.