It was a huge edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Greeny! WNBA Co-Defensive Player of the Year and Minnesota Lynx star Alanna Smith joined them in the studio. JackJumpers star Nick Marshall after his game-winner against the Kings, new Netball Tasmania CEO Penny Shearer and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing also all jumped on for a chat.

WNBA Co-Defensive Player of the Year and Minnesota Lynx star Alanna Smith joined Brent and Greeny in the studio for an extended chat about her career, playing for Tasmania's WNBL team, the doubters she's proven wrong and the potential WNBA lockout.

New Netball Tasmania CEO Penny Shearer joined Brent and Greeny to discuss the role, the goal of a Tasmanian Super Netball team, and the state of netball in Tasmania.

JackJumpers star Nick Marshall joined Brent and Greeny after his game-winner against the Sydney Kings in yesterday's incredible comeback victory.

Matty Reid from Tasracing joined Brent and Greeny to talk about what's happening and coming up in Tassie racing.

Brent and Greeny discussed the JackJumpers' incredible comeback win and everything happening in Tassie basketball, footy, cricket, soccer and athletics.

Brent and Greeny started the show by discussing the continued bad weather, sleep schedules and did the Monday Dig.

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Greeny. They were joined by JackJumpers guard Ben Ayre, Tasmania Devils VFL recruit Hugh Dixon, Burnie 10 Race Director Richard Welsh, and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing. They also went Around The State and did Questions Without Notice.

Brent and Greeny asked each other some hard-hitting questions in Questions Without Notice.

Tasmania Devils VFL recruit Hugh Dixon joined Brent and Greeny to discuss his decision to return home and his aspirations to make it back to the AFL.

Burnie 10 Race Director Richard Welsh joined Brent and Greeny to discuss this Sunday's race.

Brent and Greeny went Around The State to discuss what's happening in Tassie footy, basketball, cricket, soccer and netball.

Matty Reid from Tasracing joined Brent and Greeny to talk about what's happening and coming up in Tassie racing.

JackJumpers guard Ben Ayre joined Brent and Greeny to discuss the club's start to the seasom, Sunday's game against the Kings and how he's finding life in Tasmania.

Brent and Greeny started the show with a laugh and the Friday Grill during this morning's edition of the Preamble.

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Greeny. Tim Paine returned to the show, they also chatted with Australian Olympic Committee President Ian Chesterman and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing. They went Around The State, did Questions Without Notice and discussed everything else happening in Australian sport.

Painey returned to Tassie Breakfast to have a chat with Brent and Greeny about what he's been up to, life, footy and the upcoming Ashes summer.

Australian Olympic Committee President Ian Chesterman joined Brent and Greeny to discuss Ariarne Titmus' retirement, Tasmania's future at the Games and the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.

Brent and Greeny went Around The State to discuss what's happening in Tassie basketball, cricket, footy, soccer, hockey and athletics.

Brent and Greeny asked each other about the big issues in Questions Without Notice.

Matty Reid from Tasracing joined Brent and Greeny to talk about what's happening and coming up in Tassie racing.

Brent and Greeny started the show with a laugh and the Monday Dig in this morning's edition of the Preamble.

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Greeny. They reflected on the incredible career of Ariarne Titmus after she announced her retirement from professional swimming. They were also joined by Tasmanian Sports and Events Minister Nick Duigan, Tasmania Devils VFL recruit Caleb Mitchell, Basketball Australia Executive General Manager of High Performance Jason Smith, and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing.

Basketball Australia Executive General Manager of High Performance Jason Smith joined Brent and Greeny to discuss the Boomers player their first game in Tasmanian in nearly 20 years next month.

Tasmanian Sports Minister Nick Duigan joined Brent and Greeny to discuss Ariarne Titmus' legacy in the state after announcing her retirement.