Tasmanian Tigers and Hobart Hurricanes men's coach Jeff Vaughan joined Brent & Snapper to discuss Jake Weatherald and Beau Webster being named in the first Ashes Test squad and Tassie's start to the domestic season.

Matty Reid from Tasracing discussed a big week in Tassie racing and what's coming up over the weekend.

Brent and Snapper reacted to the JackJumpers' thrilling 1-point loss to the Phoenix overnight, before reviewing the team's year so far now they're officially one-third of a way through the season.

This morning's edition of The Preamble was dominated by welcoming and finding out more about our guest co-host, Matty "Snapper" Reid.

It was big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Greeny! They went down memory lane by naming their Top 5 players and best moments from the Tasmania Devils VFL team with inaugural coach Matthew Armstrong. They were also joined by Tassie Tigers star and reigning Hockeyroo of the Year Steph Kershaw, Craig Blaschke, three-time AFL Open Inclusion Premiership player Craig Blaschke, and Colin McNiff for Tasracing.

Tassie Tigers star Steph Kershaw joined Brent and Greeny after the team's first win of the Hockey One League season over the weekend.

Brent and Greeny went down memory lane to name their Top 5 Tasmania Devils VFL players from back in the day. They were also joined by inaugural Devils VFL coach Matthew Armstrong to get his opinions on their lists.

Tasmanian AFL Open Inclusion player Craig Blaschke joined Brent and Greeny after they three-peated over the weekend!

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

Brent and Greeny discussed the JackJumpers' upset loss to the Taipans and the Tasmania's issues continuing at The Silverdome.

Brent and Greeny discussed Oasis, footy chair offs and guards of honour and had a laugh in this morning's edition of The Preamble.

Listen to the highlights of David "Flash" Lithgow and Anthony Stewart's call as the JackJumpers went down by 6 points to the Taipans at the Silverdome.

It was a busy edition of Fridays with Flash. David "Flash" Lithgow was joined by Tasmania Devils VFL recruit Cam Owen, JackJumpers assistant coach Mark Radford and Tasmanian Test cricket great Roger Woolley.

JackJumpers assistant coach Mark Radford joined Flash to unpack Wednesday night's loss to the Wildcats and discuss tomorrow's game in Launceston against the Taipans.

Tasmanian Test cricket great Roger Woolley joined Flash to share some stories from his career and give his thoughts on the upcoming Ashes summer.

Tasmania Devils VFL recruit Cam Owen joined Flash to discuss his decision to return home, his time with Sydney and his aspirations to make it back to the AFL.

Flash gave his thoughts on the Tasmanian MPs' meeting at AFL House on Wednesday and the current political climate surrounding Macquarie Point Stadium.

It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast. Brent and Greeny were joined by Tassie Tigers Star Tim Deavin, new South Hobart FC coach Peter Edwards, and Tasracing CEO Andrew Jenkins.

Tassie Tigers star Tim Deavin joined Brent and Greeny to discuss having to pull on the pads last game, the team's Hockey One season so far and tomorrow's home game against the Adelaide Fire.

New South Hobart FC coach Peter Edwards joined Brent and Greeny to discuss taking over in the middle of the club's Australian Championship campaign, why he's moved to Tasmania and his vision for the team.

Brent and Greeny did an extensive footy update on the new AFL rules being introduced next year and the Tasmanian Greens and Independent MPs who visited AFL house during the week

Brent and Greeny went Around The State to discuss what's happening in Tassie basketball, cricket and footy.

Tasracing CEO Andrew Jenkins joined Brent and Greeny to talk about what's happening and coming up in Tassie racing.

Brent and Greeny discussed life and had a laugh in this morning's edition of the Preamble.

Listen to the highlights of David "Flash" Lithgow and Chris Symons' call as the JackJumpers' went down by 11 points to the Wildcats in their second Ignite Cup game.