6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

Glen says the zipper on mens of jeans has been shortened.

Kirk Clyatt (filling in for Bob Tarlau) gives a detailed account of the news of the day in the United States of America every weekday morning.

On Friday, Kirk said in Virginia the Governor has declared a State of Emergency. There are currently eight bills to restrict gun access and gun activists are not happy.  The Governor says they are not coming to the Capital to protest peacefully but to cause intimidation and harm.

Enda Brady is 6PR Breakfast’s UK Correspondent bringing us the news from the day in the UK.

On Friday, Enda said that Prince Harry has completed his final appearance at Buckingham Palace before he and Meghan step back from official royal duties and why is the boss of Ryan Air suing the Government?

The average super fund hit a six year high in 2019 with the average fund returning 15.2 per cent. A major factor of the growth analysts say was lower interests. Superannuation experts have also credited President Trump's trade war with China and his economic policies as creating this boom.

Will this boom continue or should we proceed with caution? Scott Phillips, Chief Investment Officer from The Motley Fool joined Steve and Basil.

New figures show that more people from Nepal settled in Australia than from the United Kingdom. In 2018/2019, 11,925 people born in Nepal settled here with Australia's Nepal born population topping 95,000 compared with only 1410 in 1996.

Dr Manu Paneru, President of the Nepali Association of WA joined us to let us know some fascinating facts about Nepal including their national game that Millsy is interested in taking up.

The Parramatta Eels and an outdoor cinema in NSW have both been slammed online for advertising job roles, but the successful applicants won't be paid. 

Is this exploitation or a foot in the door?

A new device is being developed by Monash University researchers to reduce the risk of complications following a common procedure to unblock clogged arteries.

Atherosclerosis affects millions of the people around the world.

Associate Professor Anthony Dear, from the Eastern Health Clinical School at Monash University spoke to Steve and Basil and said that even though the device was focused on treating narrowing in leg arteries, the procedure could easily be applied to other areas of the body, including coronary and neck arteries.

Peter Ford and has all the latest and breaking entertainment news daily on 6PR Breakfast just after the 8.30am news. 

On Thursday, Peter spoke about the bizarre grovelling apology of Steve Price on The Project last night following comments he made about New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern. Peter said it bought back memories of that infamous apology by Johnny Depp and Amber Heard over smuggling their dogs Pistol and Boo into Australia. Peter also said G'Day LA is being scaled back this year due to Australia's bushfire crisis.

We asked our listeners if they think the Big Bash League is it too long?

Brad Hogg joined us for Thursday Sport from Bangladesh. 

Brad spoke about the BBL scheduling and the Scorchers loss saying he believes that the season is too long and should have been left to 7 games each. 

On the ODI Brad said that "Warner and Finch were absolutely dynamite". Brad said that it was brilliant captaincy by Finch in the way that he operated his bowlers throughout the evening.  

Brad also congratulated Pat Cummins on being named as ICC Test Player of the Year saying: 

"I just reckon its fantastic to see someone like Pat Cummins who is a really nice guy, leader in more ways than one, on and off the field, a great advertisement for cricket and I just love it that some one like that is having such huge success and he deserves every accolade that he has got".