Geoff Dobson from DRG gives an update on all things art and culture in Devonport.

Lee and Colin discuss probiotics this week.

Today I spoke with Gabby from Darks Skies Tasmania and local astrophotographer Pete Sayers about the importance of preserving dark night skies in Tasmania.

Tim Gott from Devonport Book Shop gives his review of Margaret Hickey's 'Cutters End' which is set in South Australia.

Chris Palmer from the Ulverstone Judo Club is getting set for a four week adult self defense class as he explains to Lee on The Home Run.

Chairperson of Toast 4 Kids Charity, Steve Martin, stopped by The Home Run to talk about their plans to help fund a Tasmanian written and illustrated book for young children.

Latte the lop eared rabbit is up for adoption this week - Bec from RSPCA Tasmania gives Lee the lowdown. 

The popular 'Bloomin' Tulips Festival' will not go ahead as planned this year according to Waratah-Wynyard Mayor Robbie Walsh. A new month-long program will go ahead instead.

Justin Delanty from Lending4U talks about auction rates dropping during the pandemic, CBA's record profit and what's the deal with the Aussie Dollar?

Lyndal from UTas gets set for the University of Tasmania Derby which is a fun, hands-on, model car making activity that is great for the young – and the “young at heart”!