Brent and Painey asked each other about the big issues in another edition of Questions Without Notice.

Brent and Painey discussed the Tigers' WNCL three-peat, the upcoming top of the table Shield clash against Victoria and named their Banjo's Bakery local sports performance of the week.

JackJumpers coach Scott Roth joined Brent and Painey to discuss Wednesday's final against the Hawks, the team's season and the lack of basketball facilities around the state.

Tasracing CEO Andrew Jenkins joined Brent and Painey to discuss the Launceston Cup and all things Tassie racing.

Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine reviewed the Aussie's T20 series sweep against New Zealand before revealing whether Steve Smith is in his World Cup squad. He then previewed the first Test between the two countries starting this Thursday.

Brent and Painey did another entertaining edition of the Preamble talking all things life and sport, while having a laugh.

Catch up on today's full Tassie Breakfast show with Brent and Painey, featuring star Tigers bowler Molly Strano, SEN Chief Sports reporter Sam Edmund, the latest on the Tasmanian AFL team and stadium, Questions Without Notice and everything else that's happening in Tassie sport.

Brent and Painey asked each other about the big issues including Tarryn Thomas' future, whether Isaiah Thomas could be a JackJumper and Mitch Owens' next move in another edition of Questions Without Notice.

Brent and Painey discussed all the big sports stories from around the state, including the JackJumpers' big night at the NBL awards and the Tigers' draw against WA in the Shield.

Star Tigers bowler Molly Strano joined Brent and Painey to discuss the team's WNCL Grand Final tomorrow and whether she'll play despite dealing with a broken hand.

Brent and Painey discussed the latest developments with the Tasmanian AFL team and if they have any doubts over the stadium happening.

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

Brent and Painey were joined by SEN Chief Sports Reporter Sam Edmund to break down a big week of footy news. Including Tarryn Thomas having his contract torn up by North Melbourne, the latest on the Tasmanian AFL team and stadium and the Demons' tough week.

Brent and Painey did another entertaining edition of the Preamble talking all things life and sport, while having a laugh.

Brent was joined by special guest co-host AJ for another exciting Tassie Breakfast show. They were joined by two-time NBA All-Star Isaiah Thomas, JackJumpers CEO Christine Finnegan and assistant coach Jarrad Weeks, Hurricanes and Tigers all-rounder Mitch Owen and Matty Reid from Tasracing. The boys also discussed the upcoming state election, the JackJumpers' big won on Saturday and all things Tassie sport.

Brent chatted with two-time NBA All-Star Isaiah Thomas about his trip to Australia and whether we could see him in the NBL one day.

JackJumpers assistant coach Jarrad Weeks joined Brent and AJ to discuss the team's win over the Wildcats and their upcoming final against the Hawks.

JackJumpers CEO Christine Finnegan joined Brent and AJ to discuss the date and start time for its final against the Hawks and the success of the annual Teal Game.

Hurricanes and Tigers all-rounder Mitch Owen joined Brent and AJ to discuss his frustrating BBL campaign and the team's red-hot form in the Shield.

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

Brent asked all the big questions about the upcoming state election and what it means for the AFL team and stadium to WIN Tasmania news director Alex Johnston.

Brent and AJ revealed their origin story, before talking about all things life, sport and having a laugh.

It was another big Tassie Breakfast show with Brent and Painey. They were joined by Football Tasmania CEO Tony Pignata, Cricket Tasmania’s General Manager of High Performance Salliann Beams, Matty Reid from Tasracing and Richard "Bear" Robinson. They also discussed all things cricket, JackJumpers and the state election.

Football Tasmania CEO Tony Pignata joined Brent and Painey to discuss their football hub proposal and the state's push for an A-Leagues license.

Brent and Painey very passionately discussed the JackJumpers' need for new training facilities before previewing their game tomorrow against the Wildcats.