Shark Bay locals Shayne Thompson and Leon Deschamps have made an incredible discovery off the WA coast. This little bronze statue could be 500 years old and potentially rewrite our history.

This week Wayne give us the low down on the new red tape for renewing your boat licence and it's good news! We also find out about this new dream rig he's been going on about and to be honest, it sounds epic.

Nigel Bird from WAM shares the WA gig guide for the next few weeks including a Geraldton exclusive for Funtavia. 

Feature Track- Trenches Are No Place for A Gardener, Darcy Hay.

Angie welcomes Nigel from WAM back for the New Year with some huge news for regional WA music and an opportunity. Plus we feature roaming troubadour Benny Mayhem as he stops off at the Geraldton Hotel to rock out tonight and tomorrow.

If Pauline's going to pay 10c per toad, how many toads does it take to earn for us all to pack up our jobs and become cane toad wranglers?

There's only one thing that's certain and that's the fact that we know nothing! So learn something new every week with JD*. *Quality fact not guaranteed

The most accurate traffic report you've ever heard.

With new album 'Wake up to the Sound' out, Margaret Rivers' ocean loving, energetic 5 piece band are out to share their music with the world. Kicking off their national tour this week, Angie introduces this great WA band to you and Dan plays a stripped back acoustic delight from the Blue Child Collective.

Happy New Year and all that Jazz. Find out what's good fishing right now and some tips at the start of the WA marron season.

This week it's a party in the studio with Karnivool's Drew Goddard, championing remote WA musicians through the Barefoot Bands initiative. One such musician joins him, James Abberley who has been delighting Exmouth audiences for years and has now officially released his first single.

Feature Track: Into the Sun, James Abberley