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In episode #26 of Spotlight on Tassie, Kaz chats with John Kelly from Wuggs about their ugg boots made from wallaby fur instead of wool.
Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the Spotlight on Tassie team, interviewing Elle MacLeman, Programming and Development Manager for the Junction Arts Festival.
Plus, Kaz & Tubes broadcast live from the Southern Football League Women’s Grand Final. Listen as they chat with umpires John Hayes, who officiated his 1000th game for the TFUA, and Sam Roberts, who umpired her first Grand Final match. Jemma Smith from the Brighton Robins tries poaching players at the gate, we hear from LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property’s Alison Rogers, as well as SFL Tasmania President David O’Byrne.
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Holly Ward, Joe Mione, and Leiz Moore from the Musical Theatre Crew, preview their upcoming production of The Addams Family.
Kath McCann, Executive Director of the Tasmania Football Club, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, highlighting inspirational Tasmanian women.
Plus, Kaz & Tubes remember the old-school TV shows they watched growing up, some of which were filmed in Tassie!
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Kaz & Tubes chat with the hilarious David Walliams, ahead of his two shows in Hobart next month.
Michelle Dracoulis, Mayor of Derwent Valley Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, detailing the aftermath of last week’s storms.
And, Shaan Myall, Hobart Choir of High Hopes Board Member, previews the choir’s Sing with the Boss event.
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Kaz & Tubes chat with Phil Jamieson and Pat Davern from Grinspoon about their first studio album in twelve years, ‘whatever, whatever’.
Matthew Thomas from the Bureau of Meteorology details this week’s forecast.
Tubes recaps the four grand final matches he commentated over the weekend for the SFLW, and the Old Scholars Football Association.
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Tubes Spin On Sport covers the Banjos Bakery SFL Preliminary Final as the Lindisfarne Two Blues take on the Huonville Lions for the remaining spot in the 2024 Grand Final.
Aidan Webster from the Two Blues and Rhys Ward from the Lions talk with Tubes ahead of their do or die clash.
Meanwhile it’s Grand Final weekend in the LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property SFLW as Haliee Baldwin’s Kingborough Tigers battle Chelsea Thomas’ North Hobart Demons in Div 1.
Will Kelli Smith’s Claremont Magpies finish the 2024 season undefeated against Molly Garrett’s Hutchins Lions in the Div 2 decider. The best of the women's league join Tubes to talk how it will shape up
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Kaz & Tubes ask what the Tooth Fairy’s going rate is for lost teeth, after both their kids lose teeth on the same day.
Nicky Paine from Beauty Lab & Laser, details the fundraising auction she’s organised for her friends, the Hoppitt Family.
Tubes previews the upcoming SFL, SFLW, and Old Scholars matches.
And, Ken Fleming shares details of a whisky fundraiser for brain cancer in honour of his late son, Jack Fleming.
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Tubes Spin on Sport | The Old Scholars Football Association Grand Final is happening this weekend, with the DOSA Roosters taking on the O.H.A Ships in the Seniors, and the University Rainbows in the Reserves.
Tubes speaks with Harri Loveless and Jack Anders from the Roosters, Damien Paul from the Ships, and Mitch Cooke from the Rainbows ahead of the final games for the season this Saturday.
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Debbie Evans, CEO of Lifeline Tasmania, and Ben Fisher, Call Centre Manager for A Tasmanian Lifeline, preview the Hobart Out of the Shadows Walk tomorrow morning.
Peter Stronach, CEO of Landcare Tasmania details National Threatened Species Day this weekend, and the simple everyday things we can all do to help out.
Plus, Tassie Drag Queen, Pussay Poppins, talks Kaz & Tubes through the Judy’s Drag Ball this Sunday.
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In episode #25 of Spotlight on Tasmania, Tubes catches up with local jewellery-maker Dydee Mann from Wilderness Bling, who hand-sculpts endangered Tassie animals into beautiful jewellery.
Kaz finds out all about the Mums Who Wine community and the importance of self-care from Hobart ambassador Stace Heawood.
Plus, Tubes finds out all about the South East United Football Club’s road to success from Captain Nic Zammit.
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Natasha Whish-Wilson, Chief Risk Officer at Bank of Us, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, sharing some shocking details of her experience as a woman working in the 80s.
Tubes pays a visit to Jay Armstrong at the Running Edge to get new shoes for the Point to Pinnacle.
Bridgette Bubeck & Lauren Simpson detail their ladies-only Her Dance Party at The Odeon Mezz Bar this Saturday night.
Plus, Kaz questions how superstitious she is, after wearing her jumper backwards yesterday.
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