Dave Glenn North Carolina Sports Network & Chapelboro.com discusses the heights the Carolina Hurricanes have reached since coming to North Carolina 29 years ago

Owner of The Rialto Hayes Permar discusses a Carolina Hurricanes Stanley Cup celebration that will be held at the Rialto

The Rialto Theater was one of several venues to host a Stanley Cup Watch Party as the Carolina Hurricanes took the championship. At Glenwood South on Monday night, the Stanley Cup was in full display, along with many of the Hurricanes players. Hayes Permar, owner of the Rialto, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the atmosphere.

Mac McCorkle of the Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy discusses an initial deal to end US-Iran war moves toward formal signing despite lingering questions

An initial agreement between the United States and Iran to extend their shaky ceasefire is inching toward a formal signing. That's despite questions Monday over the fate of Tehran’s nuclear program and an offensive by Israel in Lebanon that could prolong the fighting and scuttle the deal. Mac McCorkle, from the Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the deal.

Longtime Carolina Hurricanes fan and correspondent Brian LeBlanc discusses the team’s Stanley Cup championship

Brian LeBlanc wrote and talked about the Carolina Hurricanes during times when the fates of the team weren’t as rich. He was there when the Canes played home games in half-empty buildings and commonly missed the playoffs. LeBlanc still is an avid Canes fan from his home in Florida. He joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss the Canes run to the Stanley Cup.

Writer for for Straight Up Sports.net Brett Friedlander discusses the wild spring in North Carolina sports that was capped off with the Hurricanes Stanley Cup win

The Carolina Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup concluded what may have been the wildest spring in North Carolina Sports history. From the departures of two prominent college basketball coaches to memorable NCAA Tournament runs by the Duke men’s and women’s basketball teams, it was a time to remember. Brett Friedlander of Straight Up Sports.net joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss a memorable time.

Sports Anchor for Spectrum News One Mike Solarte discusses the Carolina Hurricanes winning the Stanley cup and what the future looks like for the franchise

Even after winning the Stanley Cup, the Canes future is blindingly blight. Carolina has four first-round draft picks over the next three years. Sebastian Aho, Seth Jarvis, Nikolaj Ehlers, Logan Stankoven, Jackson Blake, Jaccob Slavin and K'Andre Miller are all signed until 2031, at least. Mike Solarte, Sports Anchor for Spectrum News One, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what’s ahead for the Canes.