On the Big Brekky Show we have the Reflexers, a fresh young band straight out of Year 10. They are currently studying VET Music at Charles Darwin University, who enjoy working together making music with fun and high energy. 

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The Big Brekky chats with 15-year-old Jack 'ATTACK' Barnett-Stanyer, a Year 9 student from OLSH who won a Gold medal competing at the Australian Club Championships in Adelaide last weekend for amateur boxing. 

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On the Big Brekky Show we have the Australia Rock music powerhouse Ella Hooper. Best known for her work in rock band Killing Heidi, Ella is now a flourishing solo artist who releases lyric driven country, folk and Americana. Ella plays Araluen Arts Centre this evening, supported by NSW-based singer songwriter, Melody Pool.

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The Big Brekky crew chats with Alice Springs Public Library's Program Coordinator, Ron Mangohig, to find out what has been happening, and what's coming up in May at the Library.  

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The Big Brekky Show caught up with Minister Selena Uibo during the parliamentary assembly meeting, to talk about how the NT Government is delivering on housing, especially in Tennant Creek and the Barkly. This was a follow up on the government response to our previous interviews with Norman Frank and Dr Simon Quilty from the Tennant Creek housing project Wilya Janta.

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Shauna had a great chat with Natasha Olissoff and Darren Forbes from the Tennant Creek Warumungu Wheelers Bike Group. Later in the segment, the Barkly Women's and Youth AFL competition wrap this week came care of AFL Game and Community Development manager Wayne Green.

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Desert Knowledge Australia DKA CEO Jimmy Cocking came into the Big Brekky Show to give listeners an update on their latest news, including Codes 4 Life, being part of the buffel advisory panel and ways forward post Future Grid. Wearing his other hat, Jimmy gave us a debrief of the Wide Open Spaces festival, as well.

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The Big Brekky Show caught up with Asta Hill, the NT Greens candidate for Braitling at this year's election, to hear what the Greens have to offer as an alternative to the two big parties.

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Mparntwe-based folk musician, multi-instrumentalist and music educator, Gleny Rae, chats with The Big Brekky about a fundraiser for the upcoming Top Half Folk Festival. The Festival Patron, Ted Egan AO, is to play fundraiser this Sunday at 1pm at Witchetty's Function Room, Araluen Arts Centre. All proceeds from the show will to help fund the Top Half Folk Festival, to be held at Ross River Resort in June.

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Wilya Janta’s 50-year-old brick making machine is back in business thanks to funding from the Foundation for Regional and Rural Renewal. The newly solar-powered, carbon-neutral machine will allow Tennant Creek residents to locally source and produce their own renewable bricks for construction. Listen in on The Big Brekky Show as Jimmy Frank and Dr Simon Quilty tells us more.

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