This week on iHeart Tassie, Jackie Lymn explores our state's booming gin scene.

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This week John Fabris asks whether humans are the cause of the recent whale deaths on the West Coast, and looks at fauna fears for the Robbins Island Wind Farm.

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This week, Ebony Abblitt speaks with two women who've forged change in our state.

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What do Lorde and Olivia Rodrigo have in common?  Aside from both being global music megastars, they’re both also the proud owners of original artwork by local artist Brandi Salmon. 

But how did Brandi go from working a 9-5 corporate job, to creating stunning paintings for some of the world’s biggest pop singers? 

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Tasmania is second only to the Northern Territory for the number of heart related deaths per capita - this Red Feb, Olivia Hicks looks at what we can do to improve our heart health.

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Episode 2 of iHeart Tassie for 2025 sees John Fabris sit down with Craig Farrell to discuss his extensive career.

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Considered by some to be the toughest downhill mountain bike competition in the world, Red Bull Hardline Australia returns to the Maydena Bike Park this weekend. But how did this international event find itself in Tasmania? And what have the participants been doing to prepare? 

In this episode of iHeart Tassie, Britt Aylen talks to Hobart mountain bike racer Dan Booker about what we can expect from this weekend’s event.

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In this episode of iHeart Tassie, we revisit some of our stories from the past year.  You can find all these and more in our podcast feed.

iHeart Tassie will return in February 2025.

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On Saturday 16th November, Kelvin Smith set off from the Hobart waterfront with two goals - to reach the top of kunanyi/Mount Wellington, and raise 40 thousand dollars for local charity Speak Up Stay Chatty -- all the while pushing a 240 kilogram piano. 

In this episode of iHeart Tassie, Britt Aylen chats to Kelvin all about the Piano to Pinnacle.

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John Fabris sits down with Government Minister Nick Duigan to talk about his move from a successful TV career to Tasmanian state politics.

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