After learning that some schools had banned best friends, winning and balls, Jake spoke to us on Wake Up this morning as the CEO of the Fun Police to explain why.

We're certainly at the pointy end of the season and this morning Alastiar McDougall ran us through week two of the UGS footy finals. Only two games remain now!

He's a colourful character with the footy media who has now sadly annonuced his retirement. But given his busy week, he was unavailable for interview.

So Jake stepped up to answer some questions as Dane Swan.

Brendon Lim was a stand out in the Upper Great Southern Football League this year and rightly took home the Leo Graham Medal as well as the RadioWest Footballer of the year. 

He jonied me this morning on Wake Up. 

Having passed my first three tests with flying colours, I may have gotten a little bit ahead of myself...

Danni tested me on Dumbleyung this morning.

The T 'n O Show rolled into the studio for week five and this week, airways were on the airwaves.

Having taught us about breathing, what happens when it goes wrong? How does it go wrong? How do we fix it?

The boys were on hand to help!

Dean's had some Barry Crockers over the past few months, but this one has to be right up there.

Mary Hanna was the oldest Olympian at this year's games. I wanted to interview her but couldn't track her down, so Jake stepped in.

If you've missed the Wednesday Wind Up over the past couple of weeks, here's a taste.

Often the big names are tough to snag an interview with, so Jake admirably steps in to fill the void.