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

SEN's own Gerard Whateley joined Brent and Painey live from Las Vegas ahead of SEN's coverage of the Super Bowl.

Tim and Brent discussed the big sports stories from around Tasmania, including the JackJumpers locking in a top 3 finish and what the latest state political revelations will mean for the AFL team and stadium.

Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine discussed the Aussie's and West Indie's entertaining T20 series and a big week for the Tassie Tigers' men's and women's sides.

Tasracing CEO Andrew Jenkins joined Brent and Painey for the first time in 2024 to discuss the success of the Hobart Cup.

JackJumpers CEO Christine Finnegan joined Brent and Painey to discuss the team securing its third final appearance in a row and the upcoming No Bull tour heading to MyState Bank Arena.

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 Tassie quick Gabe Bell, WIN Tasmania's news director Alex Johnston, the return of Richard "Bear" Robinson, what the Tassie AFL club’s name, colours and jumper should be, and all things cricket.

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

After resounding support from the listeners, the great Richard "Bear" Robinson returned as our first guest tipster for 2024.

Tasmanian Tigers joined Brent and Painey fresh off his maiden 10 for against Queensland.

WIN Tasmania news director Alex Johnston joined Brent and Painey to discuss the possibility of an early state election and what it would mean for the AFL team and stadium.

Brent and Painey discussed the Tasmanian AFL club's impending announcement on its name, colours and jumper, before discussing the JackJumpers' game up in Melbourne this weekend.

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

Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine and Brent Costelloe discussed Australia's dominant ODI series against the West Indies, the bright futures of Xavier Bartlett and Jake Fraser-McGurk, Tasmania's domestic dominance and Nikhil Chaudhary re-signing with the Hurricanes.

Tim was back in the studio and Brent dialed in from the US for Friday's edition of the Preamble.

It was a special Tassie Breakfast with Brent steering the ship in Tim's absence. He talked with New Independent & SFL President David O'Byrne, AFL Fantasy expert Adam 'Warnie' Child and News Corp basketball journalist Michael Randall. He also discussed the JackJumpers' big win over the 36ers with post-game thoughts with two of the big stories from the game Will Magnay and Jacob Richards.

News Corp basketball journalist Michael Randall joined Brent to talk the JackJumpers and Tasmania at the U20 National Championships.

Our very special guest Tim Paine called in to tell Brent where he allegedly is and to talk all things cricket.

Adam "Warnie" Child joined Brent to give us his AFL fantasy tips and to preview the AFL Record season guide.

David O'Byrne joined Brent in the studio to discuss his decision to become an Independent, the possibility of an early state election, Macquarie Point Stadium and the SFL.

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

Brent analysed the JackJumpers' big win over the 36ers, including post-game chats with one of the stars Will Magnay and local product Jacob Richards who made his NBL debut yesterday.

Brent led the Preamble in Tim's absence, with the show's producer Hammer jumping on the line. They discussed life, sport and had a laugh.

It was another big Tassie Breakfast with Brent an Painey! They discussed the JackJumpers’ big win, the possibility of an early state election and all the big sports stories from around Tasmania. They were also joined by Matty Reid from Tasracing, Dean Coleman to discuss Macquarie Point Stadium 2.0 and Western United coach John Aloisi.