Triple M Breakfast with Kaz & Tubes - Triple M Hobart 107.3

Free range Friday for Brian this morning, which means the discussion was lead by you the listener, in between your calls Peter Ford stopped by with the latest entertainment and so did  Martin Robinson from Veolia. 

 

 

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Martin Robinson, General Manager - Veolia Business Development, joined Brian to chat about Veolia's procedures for waste collection when the weather turns sour. Martin also explained what working in the world trade center was like.

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Triple M's Guru of Gossip Peter Ford spoke with the Spoonman this morning about no drug charges for Nadia Bartel,  Guy Sebastian returns to Instagram for first time since his apology ABC Breakfast host  quits Twitter after unrelenting abuse &Kylie Minogue sells a Melbourne property.

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On the show, Brian chatted with Massimo Mele about his new restaurant, John Kelly, regarding his new idea that may revolutionise Tasmanian fashion. He helped a listener out whose dogs had been captured. 

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Massimo Mele chatted with Brian after he announced plans to open his new restaurant 'Peppina' at Hobart’s parliament Square. 

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John Kelly of Lenah 'Game Meats' discussed his new idea which could  become our most homegrown fashion item.

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Brian chatted with Piero Peroni- the father of Tasmanian rising motor sport star Alex Peroni, Doug Chipman the Mayor of Clarence Council and Debra Tabor from the  BOM with the wild weather set to return tomorrow. 

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After a short stint in the US, Tasmanian rising motor sport star Alex Peroni has moved back to Europe to continue his career.  His father Piero joined Brian to discuss what's next for the 21-year old. 

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Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman joined Brian to discuss the deliberate poisoning of almost a dozen trees in Bellerive. 

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On today's show, Hobart's wild weather dominated the discussion. Still, Brian chatted with Michael Bailey CEO of the Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce & Industry + Veteran Stuart McCarthy. The former soldier is pushing for the federal government to do more to help those stranded in Afghanistan. 

 

 

 

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