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Basketball superfan, Adam ‘Webby’ Webster, updates Kaz and Tubes on all things basketball in Tassie, including the announcement of a new recruit for the Tasmania JackJumpers.
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Ahead of You Am I’s Hi Fi Daily Double Down Tour hitting Hobart this weekend, Kaz and Tubes chat with band frontman Tim Rogers, about Hi Fi Way’s 30th anniversary, and his evolution over the years.
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Clair Harris, CEO and Founder of Tassie Mums, tells Kaz and Tubes all about the 2025 Coats for Kids campaign, aiming to gather 1,000 coats to keep Tassie kids warm this winter.
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Paula Wriedt, Mayor of Kingborough Council joins Kaz and Tubes as this week’s Mayor on the Air, chatting about the ‘Lift the Tone’ campaign, the JackJumpers High Performance Centre, and the right way to pronounce Kingborough.
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Artistic Director Chris Twite joins Kaz and Tubes to preview the 2025 Dark Mofo festival.
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Ellie Mathews from the Bureau of Meteorology talks Kaz and Tubes through this week’s weather forecast, detailing just how accurate old wives tales are when it comes to predicting the weather.
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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The 2025 Masters season of Aussie Rules is due to kick off in this month, set to be a mix of skill and socialising. In this episode of Tubes’ Spin on Sport, Tubes speaks with players from Lindisfarne, Lauderdale, Hobart, St Virgils, Sorell, Claremont, Brighton, North Hobart, and Kingborough.
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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The Old Scholars Football Association starts its season this weekend with OHA looking for back to back premierships. In this episode of Tubes’ Spin on Sport, Tubes speaks with Riley Whitlaw about his first season as a Ship, Richmond’s Harry Sur highlights the Blues’ continued growth, James Moy from Hutchins gives a surprise prediction for this year’s grand finalists, Rainbow Tom Cleary believes University will shock a few opponents, and Harry Loveless’s DOSA Roosters are looking to go one better in 2025.
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Claiming the Tasmanian Labor party has abandoned its role as the opposition in regards to the Mac Point Stadium, Tasmanian Greens Leader Rosalie Woodruff joins Kaz and Tubes to chat about crossbenchers taking on the role instead.
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Kaz and Tubes catch up with Aussie music legend, John Williamson, ahead of the Tassie leg of his 55 Years - My Travellin’ Days are Done tour.
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