Fresh from his victory in the Busso Jetty Swim, Andrew Donaldson sounded fresh as a daisy when he spoke to Allan this morning! We also had a re-cap of WA's first ever UFC fight with Denis Shkuratov, spoke with Dunsborough's own Sausage King Robert Tan & Felicity Sunn gazed at the week ahead with Your Week By The Stars.

Prior to the biggest game of women's footy to ever take place in Australia, Allan was lucky enough to chat with Gemma Houghton from the Freo Dockers. Holly from Oceanic Marine told us where they're biting this weekend & Allan and Aaron touched on the AMA's latest ploy to tackle obesity and food police in the schoolyard. 

Barry Urqhart from Marketing Focus joined the show this morning with not only top line tips for your business, but also with a touch of Bridgetown advice. We also had an interesting chat around the lack of bricklaying apprentices these days and Bunbury Mayor Gary Brennan dropped in to talk about all things Bunbury.

It was great to have Premier Mark McGowan in studio this morning to discuss the big issues that face the South West. Al was also joined on the show by Tammy from Relay for Life who had details about their '50 Shades of Grey' fundraiser, Michael from the Busselton Art Gallery & an American producer of female products to discuss Dorito's latest marketing faux pas

Allan caught up with Iris Thomas from Consumer Protection regarding the huge amount of people that are getting caught out by iTunes gift card scammers. We also discussed the Esperance 'syringe in the playground', a very worthwhile benefit taking place at the Bridgetown C.C. and Al found out why Bunnings is not so popular in the U.K.

The first ever UFC battle in WA this weekend is going to be absolutly huge, not only for sports fans, but also for the states economy - this morning fighter Tai Tuivsa joined Allan for Breakfast. Al also checked in with Russell from the Busselton Fringe Festival, Felicity Sunn looked at what the stars hold for the week ahead and Producer Aaron gave us a wrap of the weekend's sport in Out of Bounds.

Mark Webster is the Dunsborough and Districts Progress Association Vice-President, today he joined Allan for Breakfast to share with us the findings of a recent survey on the people of Dunsborough  regarding the proposed Puma Petrol Station. Allan Sheffied from MyDna had info regarding a codeine substitution, Barry Urqhart from Marketing Focus believes telemarketing might be a thing of the past and for the first time in 2018 Danny Drummond cooked us a Dirty Feed Done Dirt Cheap.  

Everyone's talking about this evening's Blue Blood Super Moon- this morning Cameron Membrey from the Astrological Society of the South West told us what we can look forward to in the skies tonight. Tenor Rob Littlewood gave us all the details on the production Wine, Women & Song, plus we opened up the lines for your thoughts on I'm A Celebrity Get Me Outta Here and lettting kids as young as 12 drive: is it a good idea?

Are Australian men consuming too much salt? Allan was joined by Dietician Harry Hills this morning to hit us with the facts. The Augusta bushfires have been burning all night, we heard from Tracey from the Deckchair Cafe who told us what is was like in town this morning, Iris Thomas from consumer Protection had interesting info around dishwashers, Al had some strong thoughts around the Grammys & Nathan Buswell from Margaret River is a man on a mission...

Already one of Bunbury's favorite sons, it was great to have John Castrilli on the show this morning to tell us what it's like to recieve the Order of Australia. Allan also chatted with Deputy Chairman of The Collie Art Gallery Don Clark about the $50,000 Collie Art Prize, we shared the details of our Collie Trails adventure and of course spoke about the big story that emerged in the 17th over of the cricket yesterday......