Danny Drummond created anarchy in the studio this morning when his famous chilli derailed Allan in another edition of Local Eats. Colin Fox is President of the Margaret River Hockey Club - he told us all about his latest fundraising efforts, we debuted the Allan for Breakfast suggestion box, had top line marketing advice with Barry Urqhart and Al did his best to help out one South West resident looking for work.

Steve Butler from The West Australian is loving the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast, this morning he joined Allan for Breakfast to give us all the games goss. Al also pondered the return of Godfrey's 99 year old founder,  Annetta from Consumer Protection had some great rental advice, our P.M. has showed again that he knows nothing about music, Emma from the Busselton Dunsborough Mail chatted about what's in the paper this week and research suggests people who dance may age better.

The Australian Bee Gees Show is heading to Bunbury on April the 20th, Allan chats with Michael Clift who plays Barry Gibb. Russel Crowe had an auction and took some time out of his day to chat to Al how it went. Huge news out of Fleetwood Mac camp and a "cereal offender" has been caught. Also Allan chats with a behavioural expert about how using your phone while eating can ruin your appetite.

Funny man Arj Barker is no stranger to the South West. Before he hits BREC, this morning Arj joined Allan for Breakfast. Gus Worland came on to talk about mens mental health, Felicity Sunn told us all about The Week In the Stars, Brodie from Bunbury won our first tickets to the Balingup Small Farm Field Days and Aaron wrapped all the weekend's sport in Out of Bounds.

Round 3 is almost upon us and Shayne Hope from The West Australian gave Allan a full preview of all the AFL action we can look forward to this weekend.  Kristie gave us the rundown of the second annual South West Bed Race, we looked at the betting market for the naming of Prince William & Kate's third child and Holly from Oceanic Marine had all the fishing tips you need this weekend.

The Commonwealth Games have kicked off in style, this morning Steve Butler from The West Australian joined Allan for Breakfast to talk sport. Kim checked in to tell us all about the brand spanking new #visitcollie website, Barry Urqhart from Marketing Focus had tips to improve your business, Danny Drummond had another decadent Local Eat and we spoke about the big supermarkets banning plastic bags.

The Bunbury Volunteer Bushfire Brigade are “in shock” after Bunbury City Council demanded one of their purpose-fit vehicles be retired, this morning Terri Kowal from BVBB joined Allan for Breakfast. Allan also tried to get to the bottom of Australia Post's decrease in complaints, Annetta joined us from Consumer Protection and Nitro Circus tickets were hot property yet again...    

In the lead up to the APIA Good Times Festival, it was great to have legendary Aussie artist Russell Morris joining Allan for Breakfast. Should we kill the Corellas in the South West? This morning Allan resourcefully found a hitman who can get the job done. Coles South Bunbury sold more than 5 tonnes of hot cross buns, we chatted about the weekend's train collision and Aaron had a full wrap of the weekend's sport.   

A massive pre-easter show! Chocolatier Ann McCormack from the Margaret River Chocolate Company joined Allan for Breakfast to talk about Chokka the Quokka. Nitro Circus tickets were at a premium again this morning, Shayne Hope from The West Australian talked footy, Barry Urqhart from Marketing Focus had some interesting Easter business revealations, Al figured out what happened to Madonna's accent & Danny Drummond from The Wild Bull Brewery cooked up a storm in Local Eats.

A young girl brought home from Paris a candle that was shaped like a penis, so we asked when have you cocked up? Mick tells us a great story. Allan tries to solve the Rottnest stealing our tourist problem. Also on the show David Smith from beach volley ball. Claire Savage from Busselton tourism talks about the potential  QANTAS service coming to the region and Laurie Lawerence also gives some great tips on keeping your kids alive around the water.