Basketball Tasmania CEO Ben Smith joined Brent and Painey to discuss facilities in southern Tasmania under their Southern Community Courts Project plan.

Brent and Painey discussed the big AFL results from the weekend, including Essendon's ceiling, the Powers' big win and Richmond's slide.

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

Brent and Painey discussed all the big sports news from around the state, including Brendon Gale becoming the Tasmania Devils inaugural CEO, the JackJumpers' high performance and basketball in southern Tasmania.

Brent and Painey kicked off the show with a laugh and continued their heated debate about St Kilda in another entertaining edition of the Preamble.

Dean joined Flash to discuss all things Tassie from the new CEO, the stadium support, to the JackJumpers and much more!

Jack joined us to discuss his return to Tasmanian club football, Brendon Gale's appointment as Tasmania CEO, and more!

Mac joined us to discuss his ACL tear, his red-ball aspirations, his Tassie contract extension, and more!

Matt joined us to discuss local Tassie racing, Craig Newitt's chances in the Goodwood today, racing in Tasmania and more!

It was another big Tassie Breakfast show with Brent and Painey. They were joined by Hawthorn Ruckman Lloyd Meek, JackJumpers CEO Christine Finnegan, COX Architecture principal director Alastair Richardson and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing. They also discussed everything happening in Tassie sport in Around The State and tackled all the big issues in Questions Without Notice.

COX Architecture principal director Alastair Richardson joined Brent and Painey after the company was named the lead design consultant for Macquarie Point Stadium.

Hawthorn ruckman Lloyd Meek joined Brent and Painey for a great chat about the Hawks' game in Launceston tomorrow against the Saints, his great recent form and his cricket fandom.

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

Brent and Painey went Around The State to discuss Labor's backflip on the stadium, the latest news out of Cricket Tasmania and local footy. They also answered all your questions.

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

JackJumpers CEO Christine Finnegan joined Brent and Painey to discuss the club's desire to build its high performance centre at Kingston.

Brent and Painey discussed Tim's gardening woes, the feedback from St Kilda fans during the week and whether Brent will fulfill his gym bet.

Catch up on the first episode of The Devil's Advocate! Brent was joined by Tasmania Devils executive director Kath McCann for an in-depth chat about the club. He also delivered a powerful monologue about Tasmanian footy and looked at how our Tassie AFL players and Tasmania Devils juniors teams went over the weekend.

Brent looked at how our Tasmanian footballers played in the AFL over the weekend, before analysing the impressive wins from our Tasmania Devils' boy's and girl's teams in the Coates Talent League.

Tasmania Devils executive director Kath McCann joined Brent as our first guest on The Devil's Advocate. They had an in-depth chat about her football journey, the club's incredible membership drive, key timelines, when important appointments well be made and some of her highlights from her time in the role so far.

Brent opened the first episode of The Devil's Advocate with a powerful monologue about the Tasmania Devils and what the club means to the state.

It was another big Tassie Breakfast show with Brent and Painey. They were joined by Alister Nicholson, Tasmanian Tiger Jake Doran and Matty Reid from Tasracing. They also did Questions Without Notice and Around The State.

Tasmanian Tiger Jake Doran joined Brent and Painey in the studio to talk about his new three-year contract

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

Alister Nicholson joined Brent and Painey to discuss the Tasmania Devils, his commentary journey and St Kilda's following in Tassie.