Lauderdale ruck and former AFL player Andrew Phillips joined Brent and Painey to discuss dominant performance for the SFL over the weekend, the build-up to the game and whether he was approached to enter the AFL Mid-Season Draft.

Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff joined Brent and Painey for an in-depth chat about the Tasmania Devils, Macquarie Point Stadium and the upcoming state election.

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

Brent and Painey went Around The State to discuss everything happening in footy, basketball, soccer, hockey and netball.

Brent and Painey looked at all the big results, talking points and moments from the weekend's round of AFL action.

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

Brent and Painey kicked off the show with a laugh during the Preamble in Tim's second-last show.

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Painey, headlined by news about Tim's future. The boys chatted with Clubby Sports’ Dylan Buckley, Cricket Tasmania High Performance General Manager Salliann Beams about the Hobart Hurricanes’ BBL & WBBL Drafts, and legendary Tasmanian race caller Colin McNiff for Tasracing. They also discussed everything happening in footy and Tassie sport.

Clubby Sports' Dylan Buckley joined Brent and Painey to discuss his upcoming show in Launceston and media career.

Brent and Painey went around the state to discuss the latest with Macquarie Point Stadium, the JackJumpers and tomorrow's rep game between the SFL and NTFA.

Cricket Tasmania High Performance General Manager Salliann Beams joined Brent and Painey to discuss the players the Hobart Hurricanes picked up in the BBL and WBBL Drafts.

Former Australia captain Tim Paine reacted to the news that Marnus Labuschagne has been dropped for the first Test against the West Indies.

Legendary Tasmanian race caller Colin McNiff joined Brent and Painey thanks to Tasracing to discuss what's happening and coming up in Tassie racing.

Brent and Painey discussed the latest news in footy, including Fremantle's win over Essendon, the futures of some of Tasmania's star AFL players, and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan returning to the Bulldogs.

Big new this morning! Tim Paine addressed his future with SEN Tassie Breakfast after being named the head coach of Australia A.

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Painey. They were joined by New JackJumpers Assistant Coach and Assistant General Manager of Basketball Nathan Brereton, SFL Men’s coach Richard “Bear” Robinson, and Matty “Snapper” Reid. They also discussed South Africa defeating Australia in the WTC Final, went Around The State and did their Footy Update.

SFL Men's Representative coach Richard "Bear" Robinson joined Brent to discuss this weekend's big game against the NTFA.

Tim handled the duties for today's edition of Around The State.

New JackJumpers Assistant Coach and Assistant GM of Basketball Nathan Brereton to discuss his decision to return home and join the club.

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

Former Australia captain Tim Paine reviewed the World Test Championship Final, breaking down what it means for South African cricket and if Australia's openers are under pressure.

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

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Painey! Australian quick and Hurricanes captain Nathan Ellis, Hawthorn CEO Ashley Klein, and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing. They also discussed next month's state election and what it means for the Devils and stadium, plus Time broke down the state of play in the World Test Championship Final.

Hawthorn CEO Ashley Klein joined Brent and Painey to discuss tonight's blockbuster in Launceston between the Hawks and Crows, and the club's long-term future in the state.

Australian quick and Hurricanes captain Nathan Ellis joined Brent and Painey to discuss the upcoming summer of cricket, Mitch Owen and the Canes' championship defence.