It was another big Tassie Breakfast show with Brent Costelloe. He was joined by Sports Minister Nic Street, SEN’s own Gerard Whateley, Netball Tasmania CEO Mitch Coulson, New Tassie Men’s rep coach and Kingborough coach Trent Baumeler and Matty Reid from Tasracing.

Sports & Events Minister Nic Street joined Brent to discuss Macquarie Point Stadium, the AFL High Performance Centre, a Tasmanian WNBL team, the National Second Tier bid and the future of netball in Tasmania.

Netball Tasmania CEO Mitch Coulson joined Brent to discuss the Mavericks' big win in Hobart on Saturday, the state's future in the Super Netball and TNL finals.

SEN's own Gerard Whateley joined Brent to discuss the evenness throughout the AFL, who the Tasmania Devils' first coach should be and covering the Olympics in Paris.

New Tassie men's representative and Kingborough coach Trent Baumeler joined Brent to discuss his new role, the upcoming game against Sydney/Canberra and the TSL season so far.

Brent discussed the Mavericks' incredible win in Hobart, the sad passing of Des James, how Jack McVeigh's reportedly going in Boomers camp and NPL/Super League results from over the weekend.

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

Brent started the Preamble by discussing where Painey is, the Mavs on Saturday night and hot chocolates.

On today's show we had Rylan Stiles, Damian Gill, Lauryn Bingley for Tasracing and much more!

Lauryn joined us to discuss her succesful start to her racing career and where she sees hersefl going forward!

Damian joined us to discuss the visit to Tassie by Andrew Dillon this week and much more!

Rylan joined us to discuss Josh Giddey's trade from OKC to Chicago and much more!

It was another big Tassie Breakfast show with Brent and guest co-host AJ! They were joined by Sasha Glasgow and Lauren Moore from the Melbourne Mavericks, North West Thunder guard Tre Amstrong, Matty Reid from Tasracing and Tim Paine on the road.

Sasha Glasgow & Lauren Moore from the Melbourne Mavericks joined Brent and AJ to discuss tomorrow's big game in Hobart against the Lightning, how they're recovering from their injuries and the team's debut season so far.

Brent and AJ discussed Alex Pearce's injury, re-signings with the Hurricanes, Mat Goggin at the US Senior Open and tips for this round of the AFL.

North West Thunder guard Tre Armstrong joined Brent and AJ to discuss his big game-winner last week, what he wants to do with is basketball in the future and his NBL1 season so far.

Brent and AJ discussed the JackJumpers' interest in bringing a WNBL team to Tasmania, AFL CEO Andrew Dillon's visit to the state during the week and TSL footy this weekend.

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

Tim Paine joined Brent and AJ on the road to talk about his trip up to Noosa and Australia's exit from the T20 World Cup.

Brent and AJ opened the Preamble by discussing Alex's new job, Brent's week and having a laugh.

It was another big edition of The Devil's Advocate with Brent. He talked with Tasmania's two representative coaches Aaron Cornelius and Deb Reynolds after Saturday's state games against Queensland. He also discussed what representative footy means to Tasmania and looked at how our Tassie players went around the country.

Brent looked at how our Tasmanian players went in the AFL, state leagues and Coates Talent League.

Tasmania women's representative coach Deb Reynolds joined Brent to discuss her football journey, her involvement with North Melbourne AFLW star Mia King, reviewing Saturday's tough loss to Queensland and preparing for next month's game against Sydney/Canberra.

Tasmania men's representative coach Aaron Cornelius joined Brent to discuss his football journey, his time at the Lions, his horrific knee injury in 2014 and Saturday's big win against Queensland.

Brent opened the show by discussing Saturday's representative games against Queensland before looking at the future of local footy in Tasmania.