It was a big edition of Tassie Breakfast with Brent and Greeny! They were joined by the Tasmania Devils latest VFL recruit Robbie Fox, NBL Analyst and Broadcaster Pete Hooley, and Colin McNiff for Tasracing. They also went Around The State, discussed the latest AFL trade news, and Questions Without Notice made its long-awaited return.

The Tasmania Devils newest VFL recruit Robbie Fox joined Brent and Greeny to discuss his decision to return home, what it will mean to represent his state again and being delisted by Sydney.

NBL Analyst and Broadcaster Pete Hooley joined Brent and Greeny to discuss the JackJumpers' strong start to the season, the New Orleans Pelicans' week in Melbourne and Taran Armstrong.

Questions Without Notice made its long-awaited return, with Brent and Greeny asking each other the hard-hitting questions.

Brent and Greeny discussed the all the latest news and rumours with the AFL Trade Period officially beginning today.

Brent and Greeny went Around The State to discuss the JackJumpers' third win in a row, Tasmania's Shield game against Queensland, and everything else happening in Tassie sport.

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 started the show by discussing the NRL Grand Final, doing the Monday Dig and having a laugh.

It was a busy edition of Fridays with Flash. Broadcasting from Darwin, Flash was joined by AFL NT Chairman Sean Bowden. Tassie basketball legend Anthony Stewart and Broadcaster Rob Cross.

AFL NT Chairman Sean Bowden joined Flash to discuss the importance of footy in the region, their push for a 20th AFL licence and the similarities their share with Tasmania.

Broadcaster Rob Cross joined Flash to discuss AFL Masters, footy in the Northern Territory, his Tasmanian roots and work.

Tassie basketball legend Anthony Stewart joined Flash to discuss the JackJumpers good start to the season, Jacob Richards joining Tasmania as an injury replacement player, and the early contenders across the NBL.

Flash thinks the Tasmania Devils should be aiming for finals in their first season after the club's list concessions were unveiled.

Josh Green returned to Tassie Breakfast to co-host the show with Brent Costelloe. They were joined by the Tasmania Devils’ first-ever signing Jye Menzie, Relive the Rivalry Founder and Coordinator Jaimes Wiggins, and Matty “Snapper” Reid from Tasracing. They also discussed the Devils' list concessions, the latest AFL trade and free agency news, and what's happening in Tassie sport.

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

Relive the Rivalry Founder & Coordinator Jaimes Wiggins joined Brent and Greeny to discuss the annual Relive the Rivalry game at Windsor Park tomorrow.

Brent and Greeny discussed all the big trade and free agency news happening in the AFL off-season.

Jye Menzie joined Brent and Greeny to discuss being the Tasmania Devils' first-ever signing, his aspirations to make it back to the AFL one day and his delisting by Essendon.

Brent and Greeny discussed the list concessions the Tasmania Devils received during the week, including what the club should do with its $5 million sign-on bonus, abundance of picks and the Devils' potential father-sons.

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

Brent welcomed Josh Green back to the show in this morning's edition of The Preamble! They discussed what Greeny's been up to and did The Friday Grill.

In the final edition of The Devil's Advocate for 2025, Brent revisited the best moments from the show this year. He also celebrated Chris Fagan winning back-to-back Premierships and did his Tassie Player Update.

Brent looked at how our Tasmanian players went in the AFLW and Devils VFL/VFLW trials beginning this week.

For the final edition of The Devil's Advocate for 2025, Brent looked at some of the best moments from the year.

Brent started the final edition of The Devil's Advocate for 2025 by celebrating Queenstown's Chris Fagan leading Brisbane to back-to-back Premierships.