Corrie Summers from TasRail joins Lee on The Home Run to talk rail safety in Tasmania and in partiular the North West Coast.

This week we continue to talk about digital prescriptions. 

This week Tim Gott has a book for wine and architecture lovers.

This week Lee and Tanya talk about politics, Covid, are we setting unrealistic expectations on social media and what time you should go to bed!

Justin Delanty from Lending4U tells Lee about Tasmania's 'Bank of Us' playing with the big league, NAB launches an onshore takeover and the Aussie dollar could be better.

While attention has understandably been focused on the COVID pandemic and its impact on many sectors across the economy, one revitalised local industry is currently building towards significant milestones.   The Australian space industry, with the Adelaide-based Australian Space Agency at its heart, is thundering onwards and upwards – all the way to the Moon. Professor Alan Duffy of The Royal Institution of Australia explains to The Home Run what we can expect to playout over the next decade.

Devonport Mayor, Annette Rockliffe, dropped by The Home Run for a chat with Lee about Census, recent awards for council and the possibility of a new tourist attraction for the banks of the Mersey.

Wynyard is the home of a new community theatre company in the Northwest.

Squid Inc Theatre will launch on Friday, the 17th of September with a production of Love Letters by A.
R. Gurney at The Don in Hogg Street, Wynyard.

They say the average person will live in 11 homes during their lifetime. Some people on the coast have well and truly surpassed that number already!

Jerry from The 80s Lunch stepped into the studio to talk about his wasted trip to the west where he came home empty handed after the 2021 trout season opened.