Yes campaigner and prominent Indigenous leader Noel Pearson joins Tubes and Boss Phil to discuss the Voice to Parliament.

Kerri Walsh from RSPCA Tasmania shares details of a new Ready, Pet, GO! initiative preparing Tassie pets for emergency situations. 

Tubes shares the kids toy he bought his son that had him stumped.

And, Boss Phil sparks debate about whether or not it's okay to use a loved one's toothbrush.

WED 13 SEP | Kids toy stumps Tubes | Is it okay to use a loved one's toothbrush?

TUE 12 SEP | Yes campaigner Noel Pearson wants Tassie to lead the way | RSPCA helping prepare Tassie pets for emergencies

Infrastructure and Transport Minister Michael Ferguson joins Tubes and Boss Phil live in the studio, discussing claims about the privatisation of Metro, and plans for the construction of the Mac Point stadium.

And, Tubes recaps a big weekend of local footy grand finals.

MON 11 SEP | Transport Minister rejects Metro claims | Local footy grand final recap

Huon Me Crumpets has a cult like following across Tasmania. We travelled to find out how these crumpets from humble beginnings in Geeveston and the Farm Gate Market went to be the premier Tasmanian treat now being stocked in some of Tasmania’s largest independent supermarkets.

Tassie Tucker | Is This The World's Best Crumpet

Triple M Broadcasts from North Hobart Oval for the SFLW Grand Finals speaking with finals coaches, players and the SFL President about the Premiership day

SFLW 2023 GRAND FINALS | SPECIAL EVENT

This week Tessa Randello and Madeline Kerr dissect a big week in news as Tassie faces a new industrial action in our Health sector. The Energy Minister is in deep water while it's smooth waters for a Whale paying Hobart a visit,

Inside Tasmania News | Tassie Health Crisis At New Levels | Shock For Energy Minister | Whale Of A Time In Hobart

Glenorchy boxer, Liam McKenzie, shares details of an event this weekend raising funds to get him to Scotland.

Tanya Ellis tells Tubes and Boss Phil all about the Tasmanian Fashion Festival happening tomorrow.

And, Tas Fire Service (TFS) Acting Chief Officer, Jeremy Smith, gives tips on getting prepared for bushfire season.

FRI 8 SEP | Glenorchy boxer heading to Scotland | Tassie fashion on display at festival | Bushfire season coming

Kieran Gill from the St Virgil's Saints & Simon Vandervelde from the University Rainbows preview the Old Scholars Grand Final this weekend.

Russell Hanson, author of the Hanson Report, details the the economic benefits of the Mac Point Stadium for Tasmania.

Debbie Evans, CEO of Lifeline Tasmania, discusses the annual Out of the Shadows Walk happening tomorrow.

Titus O'Reily calls in for a chat about his Sports Bizarre podcast.

And, Boss Phil determines that the birds of Tassie have it out for Tubes.

THUR 7 SEP | Old Scholars Grand Final | Latest Mac Point report | The birds have it out for Tubes

Tubes continues to lay into 80s movies for being "naff" even though he hasn't seen many of them.

Producer Rhea gets in trouble for a questionable Google search.

And, Boss Phil shares a story of an expensive whale-watching trip that didn't pay off.

WED 6 SEP | Tubes' calls 80s movies "naff" | Producer Rhea's NSFW Google search | Boss Phil's whale fail

Head of AFL Tasmania, Damian Gill, brings the 2023 Toyota AFL Premiership Cup into the studio ahead of its tour of the state.

And, former Tassie renter, Holly, shares her struggle renting with pets.

TUE 5 SEP | AFL Premiership Cup touring the state | Tassie's pet-friendly rental laws

Labor Leader Rebecca White joins Tubes and Boss Phil live in the studio to talk public transport.

Ryan Wiggins tells Tubes all about SIP (Spinal Injury Project) Week working to find a cure.

MON 4 SEP | Will Tassie public transport be privatised? | Ryan Wiggins talks SIP Week

Tessa & Madeline go behind the headlines to discuss polling on The Voice vote and how instant employment could be a winner. The location for Tassie's AFL High Performance Centre caused a stir in Hobart this week and the launch weekend of AFLW brings a game to Tassie's Blundstone Arena.

Inside Tasmania News | Voice Vote, Tassie AFL High Performance Max Drama &  AFLW Hits Tassie

Comedian Alex Ward chats with Tubes and Boss Phil ahead of her Clubhouse Comedy show this weekend.

And, Mayor of Clarence City Council, Brendan Blomeley, discusses potential locations for the AFL High Performance Centre within his municipality.

FRI 1 SEP | Clarence Mayor looking into AFL training centre locations | Comedian Alex Ward heading to Salamanca

The Clarence Roos or the Kingborough Tigers battle this weekend to determine who meets the North Hobart Demons in the Div 1 SFLW Grand Final next weekend. Tubes speaks with Ness Delpero and Hailee Baldwin ahead of this weekends game. 

As SFL heats up the winner of the Huonville Lions and Cygnet clash book their place in the grand final. The loser will plays the winner of the Lindisfarne Two Blues and Dodges Ferry Sharks clash

Tubes' Spin On Sport | Clarence v Kingborough SFLW Finals

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese chats with Tubes and Boss Phil about the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum.

Andrew Crozier, Chief Digital Officer for Aurora Energy, shares how Tasmanians can save money on their power bills.

And, comedian Arj Barker calls in ahead of his Hobart show this Saturday.

THUR 31 AUG | PM talks Voice to Parliament impact on Tassie | Ways to save on power bills

Tubes shares his thoughts on the Voice to Parliament referendum.

Garry Barwick, the proud father of new Gold Coast Suns recruit, Elise Barwick, shares some fatherly advice with Tubes and Boss Phil.

Romany Brodribb from Make A Wish's Hobart Branch gives all the details of the Father's Day Colour Splash this Sunday.

And, Tubes pays tribute to his late Uncle Blocka.

WED 30 AUG | Proud dad of Tassie AFL star Elise Barwick | Make A Wish Father's Day Colour Splash

Tubes and Boss Phil share the best advice their dads have ever given them.

City of Hobart Lord Mayor Anna Reynolds discusses where the Tassie AFL side's High Performance Centre shouldn't be.

And, Jaimes Wiggins gives details on the upcoming Relive the Rivalry match.

TUE 29 AUG | Tubes swears on the radio | Where should Tassie's AFL High Performance Centre be?

Tubes and Boss Phil hear from Nurse Practitioner and Co-Owner of the Cygnet Family Practice, Kerrie Duggan, about their new urgent care services.

And, Tubes kicks off day one of his Point to Pinnacle training.

MON 28 AUG | An urgent care services first | Tubes' Point to Pinnacle training begins

Tubes and Boss Phil are joined by Metro Tasmania CEO, Katie Cooper, for a chat about the 180 bus routes being cancelled from Monday.

Triple M listeners call in for Free Plug Friday.

And, a Tasmanian whose never been out of the state wins business class flights to Melbourne.

FRI AUG 23 | Meat tray winner announced | Metro CEO explains route cancellations

Tubes speaks with Jordan Dunn, Bradleigh Shaw, Lachy Watt and Ryan Stocks ahead of the first round of Banjos Bakery Southern Football League.

It's Dodges Ferry & Brighton in an Elimination final at Shark Park and Cygnet V Lindisfarne in the Qualifying final at Cygnet Oval. 

Tubes' Spin On Sport | SFL FINALS -  Dodges Ferry V Brighton & Cygnet V Lindisfarne

Tubes and Boss Phil get some exciting radio industry news.

And CEO of the Tasmanian Forest Products Association, Nick Steel, talks through the state's forestry industry.

THUR 24 AUG | Is Tassie's forest industry sustainable? | Exciting radio news for Tubes and Boss Phil

Tubes and Boss Phil are joined by Bird Ecologist, Dr Eric Woehler, to discuss Tubes' noisy wattle bird neighbour.

Joy from the Paragon Theatre discusses the building's need for a new façade. 

And, Hobart is dubbed the second most polite city in Australia.

WED 23 AUG | Bad news for Tubes from bird expert | Hobart dubbed 2nd most polite city in Aus | Paragon Theatre in need of face lift

Many small business’ in Tassie are struggling with staff retention, cost of living pressures and uncertainty. This week Woody discovered an incredible FREE service, aiming to help our Tassie Businesses and their employees not just survive, but thrive!

Woody's Wednesday | Lifeline's Minding Your Business

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Tubes and Boss Phil are joined by the new Health Minister, Guy Barnett, to discuss the state of the health system, and his plan to combat ambulance ramping.

Kim Gillard and Tim Smith, Point to Pinnacle Co-Race Directors, offer Tubes an insight into what to expect from this year's event.

And, Triple M listeners share their thoughts on the 190 Metro bus cancellations listed today.

TUE 22 AUG | Ambulance ramping "not good enough," says new Health Minister | Can Tubes handle the Point to Pinnacle? | 190 Metro bus cancellations

Katie Lamprey, owner of the Rustic Bakehouse, talks about the flavour combo that made this modest Cressy bakery famous and the social media celeb that fell in love with them. 

Tassie Tucker | The Accidental Flavour Combo That Saw This Tassie Bakery Sales Rocket from 10 to 400 Donuts A Day

FULL SHOW PODCAST | Tubes is joined by Boss Phil for today's show while Woody is on holidays.

Tubes recaps the ODFA Grand Final with Brian O'Reilly, and gives the latest on the SFL men's and women's competitions.

Boss Phil shares details of a Zombie march happening in Hobart next month.

And, Triple M listeners weigh in on the health crisis and ambulance ramping concerns.

MON 21 AUG | Tasmanian told to drive to hospital to avoid ambulance ramping | ODFA Grand Final recap | Zombies coming to Hobart

Tubes covers the excitement of the 2023 ODFA including post game interviews as Triabunna take out their first Premiership since 2001 

Tubes' Spin On Sport | 2023 ODFA Grand Final - Game Day

Woody and Tubes join forces with RACT to take their show on the road LIVE for LiSTNR from Queenstown's Paragon Theatre. 

We speak with locals Anthony Coulson, Co-owner of the Paragon, Ian Robertson, General Manager of the West Coast Wilderness Railway and Phil Evans of Evans' IGA.

Also today Peter Ford pays tribute to Michael Parkinson and Brian O'Reilly talks ODFA Grand Final.

And we find out exactly what Tubes did on Queenstown's famous gravel footy field!

FRI 18 AUG 23 | RACT's West Coast Garden Party | Tubes Did WHAT On Queenstown's Gravel Footy Field ?

Ahead of The Oatlands District Football Association Grand Final Tubes talks with Kurt Flynn from Triabunna, Freddy Burns from Campbelltown, ODFA President Brian O’Reilly and ODFA Reporter Nick Findlay

Tubes' Spin On Sport | O.D.F.A. GRAND FINAL PREVIEW - ROOS v ROBINS

Woody & Tubes set up in Queenstown's Railway IGA to talk all things West Coast Tassie including local footy .. that's "REAL FOOTBALL" according to Aussie Actor Cate Blanchett. 

West Coast Mayor Shane Pitt joined us and more   

THU 17 AUG | The Tassie Town Cate Blanchett Says You'll Find REAL Football

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for a chat about the proposed Matildas public holiday, the Voice to Parliament, and cost of living struggles.

Triple M listeners share suggestions of where the Triple M team should stop on their way to Queenstown.

And, Tubes tells Woody he's concerned to watch the Matildas game with her in case she gets too fired up.

WED 16 AUG | PM says Matildas public holiday will be Premier's call | Queenstown road trip suggestions | Is Tubes safe to watch the Matildas with Woody?

Tassie has Australia's largest Lost Pet Register. Woody speaks with one of the amazing people behind the TLPR, who reunite owners and pets by the thousands every year.

Along with the great work comes some incredible stories like a dog saving the life of a missing pet, a stolen Tassie dog found in Melbourne and a pet crab went walkabout!

Woody's Wednesday | Missing Pet Saved By Tassie Dog!

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes share hilarious stories of times they've been stuck.

Triple M listeners weigh in on whether or not Hobart should get a public holiday to celebrate the Matildas.

And, Woody and Tubes debate whether it's okay to put things in other people's wheelie bins.

TUE 15 AUG | Should Tassie get a Matildas public holiday? | Where have you been stuck? | Is it okay to use your neighbour's wheelie bin?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes recap all the excitement from the Matildas win over the weekend.

Matt Bulkeley, CEO of Football Tasmania, details the impact the Matildas' success with have locally.

Woody reminisces about the Clarence Pool Bubble.

And, Tubes recaps the ODFA and SFL results from the weekend.

MON 14 AUG | Matildas excitement across Tassie | Football Tas predicting player spike | Woody remembers the Clarence Pool Bubble

When gold was king and Queenstown was Tassie's third largest town, the West Coast formed an RACT before they even had roads in and out of the town.   

Author Nick Brodie tells how the wild west was won over by the RACT as the second place in the state to have a branch after Hobart.   

Tasmanian History | The Tassie Town With RACT Before it Had Roads

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes auction off their cupcake creations for RSPCA Tasmania's cupcake day, raising over $350 for the cause.

Triple M Listeners share their free plugs for local businesses.

And, Tubes previews the weekend ahead in SFL and ODFA footy.

FRI 11 AUG | Cupcake creations auctioned off for RSPCA Tasmania | Who won the bake-off? | Local footy preview

The improving Brighton Robins take on ladder leaders the Huonville Lions this weekend in SFL and their women's sides play straight after the senior men at Pontville Oval.

Tubes speaks with Robins Ryan Bailey and Zoe Wooley and Lions Rhys Ward and Anna Stanway 

Tubes' Spin On Sport | Brighton V Huonville SFL & SFLW

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Brian Fish, Chair of the Oatlands Heritage and Bullock Festival, to get all the details of the event this weekend.

Ewan Giles, Head of Triple M Sport, gives his opinion on Tubes' boundary riding a few months back, and whether he'll be given another chance in the future.

And, CEO of Red Nose, Keren Ludski, shares the importance of Red Nose Day happening tomorrow.

THUR 10 AUG | Will Tubes get another crack at AFL boundary riding? | Red Nose Day celebrates 35 years | Oatlands Bullock Festival on this weekend

FULL SHOW PODCAST | 

Woody and Tubes are joined by Doctor Karl Kruszelnicki to answer your questions ahead of his Beaker Street Festival appearance. 

The team are joined by Rick from the Clarence Zebras Football team to highlight the inaugural Battle of Franklin cup match this weekend raising funds for Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. 

Woody chats with Alan Townsend from the Oatlands Bullock festival ahead of this weekends event that highlights the historical significance of one of Tasmania's most beautiful towns. 

WED 9 AUG | Doctor Karl answers Tasmania's Science Questions | The inaugural Battle of Franklin | Historical Tasmanian Town comes alive this weekend |

What happens when a scammer gets scammed!

In our first edition of Woody's Wednesday an eye opening example of how clever (and evil) scammers really are. New scams hitting Tassie and the signs to watch out for.

WOODY'S WEDNESDAY | New Scams Hitting Tassie

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Kerri Walsh from RSPCA Tasmania, to talk all things International Cat Day, and the Cupcake Day fundraising initiative.

Tubes shares the worrying noises he heard coming from his neighbours after he'd gone to bed.

And, Woody tells a story of accidentally scaring her 18-month-old (nephew).

TUE 8 AUG | Tubes heard his neighbours doing WHAT? | How Woody accidentally scared her nephew | Fighting animal cruelty with cupcakes

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined live in the studio by Nayte Ackerley's mum, Tameeka, to discuss his recent gold medal win in the World Dwarf Games.

Ahead of RSPCA Tasmania's Cupcake Day fundraiser, Woody and Tubes debate whether a savoury cupcake is really just a muffin.

And, Tubes shares the questionable thing he did whilst at a surprise 89th birthday party.

MON 7 AUG | Tassie boy wins gold in World Dwarf Games | Is a savoury cupcake just a muffin? | Tubes did WHAT at an 89th birthday party?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Damien Green from Archie's 100, for a chat about the 400km awareness run wrapping up today.

Tubes previews the weekend ahead in local footy.

And, Woody finds an interesting use for washed-up kelp.

FRI 4 AUG | Archie's 100 wrapping up 400km run | Woody's going to use kelp for WHAT? | Local footy preview

Tubes talks with New Norfolk Eagles full back Josh Farrow and from the unbeaten Huonville Lions ruckman Rhys Ward chats Season 2023 and this weekend's Rural Alive and Well Cup.

Ashley Cusick from RAW also discusses the importance of footy clubs that assist positive mental health in their community.

See more about Rural Alive and Well (RAW) | https://www.rawtas.com.au/

Tubes' Spin On Sport | SFL Lions V Eagles - Rural Alive and Well Cup

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined live in the studio by North Melbourne Football Club players, Cam Zurhaar and Brayden George, ahead of the team's match at Blundstone Arena this Sunday.

Triple M Listeners weigh in on where the Tassie AFL team should be based.

Woody asks whether she should be embarrassed to order her steak well-done.

And, Industrial Manager for the Health and Community Services Union (HACSU), Robbie Moore, calls for urgent action in our health system.

THUR 3 AUG | Is it rude to order a well-done steak? | HACSU calling for urgent health system action | Should Tassie's AFL stadium be based in Launnie?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody is riding solo with Tubes off sick.

For our final Wish Wednesday, Cam Scott, Co-President of Make A Wish's Hobart Branch, recaps their Galaxy Gala and how much money was raised.

Woody catches up with Katie Lamprey, Owner of the Rustic Bakehouse in Cressy, whose donuts made her break her keto diet.

And, Triple M listeners call in to share what Tassie foods are so good, they'd line up out the door to get them.

WED 2 AUG | Tassie bakehouse with lines out the door | Housing Minister responds to struggling family | What are Tassie's best foods?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by single mum-of-two, Julianne, who is currently experiencing homelessness, while caring for her sick 3-year-old full-time.

Leon 'Alfy' Smith, Assistant Director of the State Emergency Service, gives an update on the wild weather overnight.

Zoe Dowsett-Clark, from Lifeline Tasmania's Chats Program, shares how they're working to make older Tasmanians feel less alone.

And, we find out how big Tassie oysters can get, and how many Tubes has eaten in one sitting.

TUE 1 AUG | Priority housing wait exceeding 40 weeks | Tasmanians well-prepared for wild weather, says SES | Tassie oysters growing HOW BIG?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes get the latest on Tassie's wild weather from Matthew Thomas at the Bureau of Meteorology, and Leon 'Alfy' Smith from the State Emergency Service.

Woody asks if it's rude to watch the footy while out for dinner with friends.

And, Tubes shares a questionable story of a mate who rode his bike underwater as a kid.

MON 31 JUL | Wild weather across Tassie | Is it rude to watch the footy at dinner? | Underwater bike rider now working for Federal Gov

World Oyster Day is August 5th so what better time to discover a gem of the world right here in Tassie.

Founded in the pristine waters of Southern Tasmania over 30 years ago, Tasmanian Oyster Co, under farming pioneer Tony Byrne want to realise their vision of becoming a world class shellfish producer.

Tony explains to our own Tubes how they are going about that vision.

Tassie Tucker | Realising The Vision Of World Class Oysters In Tassie Waters

Fed Minister Julie Collins Has News That Could Take Us Back To The Polls  An RACT LiSTNR Tassie Special Event Broadcast  * Where To Treat Yourself Between Hobart & Launceston

FRI 28 JUL | LiSTNR Special Event | Back To The Polls? | Tassie Treats For Travellers

Queenborough Oval hosts the SFLW double header with Hutchins Lionesses against Brighton Robins followed by University Rainbows battling Cygnet's Port Women.

All teams are eyeing off the Top 5 ahead of next month's finals.

Tubes discusses tactics with Uni's Erin Chivers, Ali Badenach of Hutchins, The Robbins Lauren Chapple and Ella Brereton from Cygnet.

Tubes' Spin On Sport | Hutchins V Brighton & University V Cygnet in the SFLW DOUBLE HEADER

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Jo Cook, Curator of the Kanamaluka/River Tamar Journey happing in the North next weekend.

President of the Glenorchy Football Club, Peter Barwick, shares all the details of their Sam Kekovich event this Saturday.

And, Tubes shares a hilarious story of something important he left at the supermarket.

THUR 27 JUL | What will the new 'Midlands Tax' be? | Who did Tubes leave behind? | agriCULTURED journey showcasing Tamar Valley

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined live in the Triple M Studio by Make-A-Wish Volunteer, Kay Nugent, who shares the story of her grandson having a wish granted.

Triple M listeners call in to share examples of Tassie siblings playing for the same footy sides.

And, Tubes talks about his mum's unusual collections, and Woody reveals a concerning collection her friend has.

WED 26 JUL | Local grandmother opens up about grandson's Make-A-Wish story | Unusual Tassie collections | Tassie siblings playing sport together

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Independent MP for Franklin, David O'Byrne, about the 100+ Metro Tasmania bus cancellations as school returns for term three.

Tubes shares how he got himself into trouble while judging a bake-off in the office.

And, Woody reveals the Tassie icon she had a crush on in her teen years.

TUE 25 JUL | Back to school sees 100+ bus cancellations | How did Tubes put his foot in it? | Woody's crush on a Tassie icon

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by the proud father of Olympic Champion Ariarne Titmus, Steve Titmus, following yet another world record achievement.

Tubes reveals the late-night activity that left him sore all over.

And, Woody shares something she did over the weekend that may have broken the law.

MON 24 JUL | Ariarne Titmus' proud dad | Tubes did WHAT at 1AM? | Has Woody broken the law?

Launched in 1953 Hobart to Sydney's Ansett Flying Boat Service departed from the River Derwent. However it was a very rocky start on the inaugural flight.

Tasmanian History | Ansett Flying Boat Service

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Aussie music icon, Ian Moss, about his new album Rivers Run Dry.

Woody shares a concerning story about her face falling off.

And, Tubes gives a comprehensive preview of local footy across the weekend.

FRI 21 JUL | Woody's face is falling off | Local footy preview | Ian Moss releases new album

The SFLW Brighton Robins take on the in-form Lauderdale Bombers at Pontville this Saturday. Robins Gemma Smith and Bomber Maggie Bones speak with Tubes ahead of the game. 

In SFL Robin Aiden Waller and Two Blue's Dylan Johns discuss the must win clash for both sides. 

Tubes' Spin On Sport | Robins V Bombers - Robins V Two Blues

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are decked out in pink to celebrate the release of the Barbie movie.

Josh Mardell, Hockey Tasmania’s Tassie Tigers Academy Coach, chats about local hockey stars being selected for the Australia Futures Squad.

And, the Snail Racing World Championships spark a debate about whether snails are just slugs with shells.

THUR 20 JUL | Why is everyone wearing pink? | Tassie hockey stars make Australia Futures Squad | Is a snail just a slug with a shell?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Acting Lord Mayor, Helen Burnet, about the State Government's proposed changes to planning processes.

CEO of the Tasmanian University Student Association (TUSA), Sam Gorringe, shares details of a new initiative feeding struggling UTAS students.

And, Woody shares some creative household uses for bi-carb soda.

WED 19 JUL | New food hub feeding hungry UTAS students | Hobart City Council weighs in on proposed planning changes | Woody uses bi-carb soda for WHAT?

Tasmanian Novelist Robbie Arnott’s debut Flames published in 2018, won a Tasmanian Premier’s Literary Prize and his 2020 follow-up, The Rain Heron, won the Age Book of the Year award whilst being shortlisted for the prestigious Miles Franklin Literary Award.

Robbie's most recent offering Limberlost has again found him on the shortlist for the same accolade.

Tubes managed to catch up with Arnott ahead of the award ceremony on July 25 this year for this edition of Tassie People.

Tassie People | Robbie Arnott Close To The Miles Franklin Literary Award

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined live in the studio by Acting Leader of the Tasmanian Greens, Dr Rosalie Woodruff, for a chat about what's next for the party.

Owner of KX Pilates, Sarah Stephenson, shares details of their upcoming 24-hour fundraiser for Lifeline.

And, Triple M Listeners help uncover why the Spirit of Tasmania II vessel is in Hobart for the first time in 20 years.

TUE 18 JUL | Why is the Spirit of Tas in Hobart? | What's next for the Tasmanian Greens? | Local Pilates studio raising funds for Lifeline

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Mick Tucker, President of the Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) and Mayor of Break O'Day Council, about the State Government decision not to force council amalgamations.

Triple M listeners give Woody advice on how to handle her 18-month-old (nephew) when he's having a tantrum.

And, Tubes faces a moral dilemma after pulling his own ticket out of a raffle he was drawing.

MON 17 JUL | Tassie councils won't be forced to amalgamate | Woody asks for help handling toddler tantrums | Tubes faces a moral dilemma

We sit down for a deep dive chat with one half of Tassie's famous duo lead bands The Wolfe Brothers. 

Vicki uncovers from Tom Wolfe how it all began and what makes these country stars keep coming home after touring the world making music  

Tassie People | Tom Wolfe

FULL SHOW PODCAST | For today's show, Woody and Tubes are broadcasting from the Peppers Silo Hotel in Launceston, drawing the winner of the Ultimate Date with your Mates competition, thanks to Unique Charters.

Caro Brown, Chair of agriCULTURED, shares details of the upcoming northern festival.

And, Grain of the Silos Head Chef, Thomas Pirker, gives an insight into what makes their food so delicious.

FRI 14 JUL | Lune River local wins Ultimate Mate Date | agriCULTURED bringing the Tamar to life | Launceston restaurant embracing local producers

Sorell footy club celebrates 140 years this weekend in their clash against Claremont Magpies. Tubes chats with the Butterworth Brothers, Adrian & Lucas, their grandfather and multiple premiership player Barry about the mighty Eagles history.

Jack Crossin also joins TSOS to discuss how the Magpies are planning to spoil the celebrations at Pembroke Park this weekend. 

Tubes' Spin On Spot | Sorell Eagles 140th Anniversary

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Peter Fraser, McConnell Dowell Project Director for the New Bridgewater Bridge Project.

Woody tries to stump Tubes with the World's Shortest IQ Test.

And, Tubes asks Hobart for their tips on how to get fit.

THUR 13 JUL | Bridgewater Bridge construction similar to baking a cake | Woody challenges Tubes with the World's Shortest IQ Test | Tubes asks Hobart for help getting fit

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Tim Robbins, CEO of Wilson Homes, for Make-A-Wish Wednesday.

Rachel Valentyne, Manager of Mid-Winter Fest, gives all the details on the festival at Willie Smith's this weekend.

Tubes catches up with the new Richmond Tiger, Tasmania's own Sam Banks.

Triple M listeners share their stories of lost pets, including a Tassie snake that went missing and caused trouble.

And, we hear stories of unusual places Tasmanians have given birth, one of which was an elevator!

WED 12 JUL | Sam Banks talks his AFL debut | Missing Tassie snake causes trouble | Big Willie set to burn at Mid-Winter Fest

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes get the latest on the wild weather across Tasmania from the Bureau of Meteorology and the State Emergency Service.

Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Michael Ferguson, gives details on the new speed, seatbelt, and phone detection cameras, and whether you can be fined for having a phone in your pocket.

And, Woody shares a story of a missing Tassie cat that has been found 13 years later.

TUE 11 JUL | Wild Tassie weather | Can motorists be fined for having a phone in their pocket? | Missing Hobart cat found 13 years later

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat about a Hollywood A-lister that was spotted in Tassie over the weekend.

Tubes gives a wrap of local footy from the weekend, and congratulates a Tasmanian on winning a new car through their local club.

An island property in Primrose Sands sells for $1.45 million.

And, Woody teaches her nephew some new animal sounds.

MON 10 JUL | Hollywood A-lister spotted in Tassie | Footy club local wins new car | Island property sells for $1.45M in Primrose Sands

One of Tasmania’s most highly awarded winemakers, Nick Glaetzer has transformed an old ice factory on the edge of Hobart’s CBD into the state’s first urban winery and tasting room.

A sixth generation vigneron, Nick shares why his winery is making a name for itself across Tassie as he chats with Tubes in this edition of Tassie Tucker.

Tassie Tucker | The Rich History Behind Glaetzer-Dixon Family Winemakers

Rachel and Tessa upack the week in news, including Tassie Doctors set for a payrise while Nurses get set to strike. The Tassie Housing Market still suffering and locals celebrate NAIDOC week. 

Inside Tasmania News | Health Dollars To Doctors Alone | Housing Markets Downturn | NAIDOC Week

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes hear from Triple M listeners for Free-plug Friday, including a plug for a Hobart café feeding locals in need.

Tubes talks about attendance rates for Year 11 and 12 in Tasmania, leading to a conversation about whether Woody and Tubes have ever wagged school.

And, we get a preview of the weekend ahead for local footy.

FRI 7 JUL | Hobart café feeding locals in need | Did Woody or Tubes ever wag school? | Local footy preview

University Rainbows and Hutchins Lions are head to head for the Lifeline Tasmania Shield. 

Zoe Witkowski from the Bows and the Lions Georgia Morris join Tubes to talk SFLW. While Claremont’sBayley Bester talks up his Magpies chances against Darcy Gardiner’s Brighton Robins at Abbostfield Park this weekend. 

Tubes' Spin On Sport | SFLW & SFL Lifeline Tasmania Shield

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Marta Dusseldorp, for a chat about her exciting new show which was filmed in Tassie.

Lifeline Tasmania and the Tasmania University Footy Club preview their second annual Lifeline Shield match this weekend.

And, local 19-year-old athlete, Jackson Mellor, shares how he did Australia proud at the Oceania Games recently.

THUR 6 JUL | Marta Dusseldorp showcasing Tassie in new show | TUFC Lifeline Shield match | Jackson Mellor does Tassie proud in Oceania Cup

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined live in the studio by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus, discussing the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum, and the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) that began this week.

For Wish Wednesday, Make A Wish kid, Jordan Miller, and his mum Michelle, share Jordan's story of getting his wish granted.

And, Triple M listeners call in to enter the draw for the Ultimate Date with your Mates.

WED 5 JUL | Attorney-General talks Voice to Parliament | An ultimate mate date up for grabs | Make A Wish Wednesday

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat about the mystery local who purchased a winning lottery ticket in Howrah.

With NAIDOC week underway, Woody and Tubes are joined by special guest Scott Darlow for a live acoustic performance, and Deadly Choices' Hollie French for a a chat about the Touch Footy Carnival and Community Day this Thursday.

And, Woody shares why Tasmanians are being kicked out of Netflix.

TUE 4 JUL | Mystery Howrah lottery winner | Tasmanians being locked out of Netflix | NAIDOC Week in Tassie

Tessa Randello is joined by 7-Tas Political Reporter Josh Duggan to unpack the biggest stories of this week  

Inside Tas News : Australia First Tassie Nazi Bans | Nurses & Midwives Strike Looms | State Footy Returns to Tassie

In the SFL/SFLW match of the week Cygnet take on Huonville Lions in the battle of the Huon. Tubes is joined by Cygnet stars Amy Sharp and Will Polley while Huonville's, Anna Stanway and Rhys Ward unpack the big weekend ahead

Tubes' Spin On Sport | Cygnet V Huonville

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes hear from Triple M Breakfast listeners as they share their thoughts on the Macquarie Point stadium development.

Rodney from Cygnet raises concerns about increases to rates in the Huon Valley.

And, Senior Coaches of the women's and men's state representative teams, Deb Reynolds and Mav Weller, preview the historic Aussie Rules match this weekend.

THUR 29 JUN | Tasmanians have their say on stadium debate | Local council increasing rates | State coaches preview historic footy match

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Cam Scott, President of Make-A-Wish Australia’s Hobart Branch, about the upcoming Galaxy Gala.

Woody shares her experience getting a colonoscopy yesterday afternoon.

Tubes hears from Kingston High School students as they weigh in on the Tassie AFL team and Macquarie Point stadium debate.

And, Festival of Voices Director, Isobel Marmion, previews the 18th year of events kicking off this weekend.

WED 28 JUN | Kingston High students weigh in on stadium debate | Make A Wish Galaxy Gala | Woody gets a check everyone should

FULL SHOW PODCAST | For today's show, Woody and Tubes broadcast live from the Swansea Town Hall for the second of four LiSTNR Garden Parties celebrating 100 years of RACT.

Triple M listeners share their RACT stories, and Woody and Tubes find out about the different types of mechanical issues people would have experienced in the 1920s.

Plus, Vice President of the Swansea Swan Chicks, Nikita Jamson, chats about her club's plight to get Swansea teams back into a footy league.

TUE 27 JUN | LiSTNR Special Event - Live from Swansea

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes find out just how clever Tassie possums are, chatting with Greg Irons from Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, and Guy Robertson from Mount Gnomon Farm about their experiences.

Woody shares a creepy story of something she did while sleepwalking.

And, Tubes breaks down the local footy leagues and their weekend matches.

MON 26 JUN | Tassie possum wreaks havoc | Woody did WHAT while sleep-walking? | Breakdown of local footy leagues

This week Tessa Randello is joined by Tubes Taylor for a news deep dive

Inside Tasmania News | Electricity Bills Surge, Another Loss to Tassie Health & Winter Nudes

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with COO of Beacon Foundation, Kath McCann, about their 35 years empowering Tassie youth.

Ryan Kinder, and Under 16 players Mia & Roy from the Kingborough Tigers Junior Football Club give details of their mental health round this weekend which has the teams decked out in blue.

And, for National Take Your Dog to Work Day, Woody shares why Mr Chunky Pants is no longer allowed in the Triple M office.

FRI 23 JUN | Why is Woody's dog not allowed in the office? | Beacon Foundation empowering Tassie Youth | Kingborough Junior Tigers going blue for mental health

SFL's Lachy Watt from the Cygnet Football Club and Connor Berry from the Sorell Football Club chat with Tubes ahead of their clash at Pembroke Park.

SFLW Lauderdale Footballer Gemma Hutchison talks about her 150th match this weekend .

Tubes' Spin On Sport | SFL Cygnet V Sorell

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody crosses live to Tubes as he takes part in the Dark Mofo Nude Solstice Swim.

Woody hears from a group of 70-year-old friends who flew in from Brisbane for their 4th ever swim, and Sam who came down from Launceston for her 7th swim.

Tubes chats with his fellow participants as they prepare to take the plunge, including Andrew from Mount Nelson who has managed to do every single swim over the past 10 years.

And, Woody catches up with Kerri Walsh from RSPCA Tasmania ahead of Take Your Dog to Work Day tomorrow.

THUR 22 JUN | Tubes does the Nude Solstice Swim | Take your dog to work day tomorrow |  Tassie power prices set to rise again

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes hear from Hobart locals about what makes a Tasmanian.

CEO of Lifeline Tasmania, Debbie Evans, announces Woody as their second ever Lifeline Ambassador.

And, Woody and Tubes taste-test the world's hottest gin made right here in Tassie.

WED 21 JUN | Woody announced as Lifeline Ambassador | Locals debate what makes a Tasmanian | World's hottest gin made in Tassie

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Heart Kid George Clarke about the upcoming fourth annual Kick for HeartKids game.

Mahalia Barnes opens up about growing up with Jimmy Barnes as her dad, ahead of her intimate Festival of Voices show in Hobart next month.

And, Triple M listeners continue to share their stories about their experiences running into Tasmanians in the wild.

TUE 20 JUN | Mahalia Barnes bringing intimate show to Hobart | Kick for HeartKids 4 | Tasmanians found in the wild

FULL SHOW PODCAST | After a week off, Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes returns to Hobart airwaves.

On today's show, Woody reveals why she has a phobia of public showers.

Triple M listeners share their stories of running into Tasmanians outside of Tassie, after Tubes came across a mate on his trip to the Gold Coast.

And, Tubes pays Woody out for having her laugh make it on to national TV.

MON 19 JUN | Why is Woody afraid of public showers? | Tasmanians finding each other outside of Tassie | Woody's laugh makes national TV

Bek & Julian Sturzaker of the Campania Wallabies Football Club in the Oatlands District Football Club talk about the importance of recognising the ODFA Pink Ladies Day 

Tubes' Spin on Sport |  ODFA Pink Ladies Day, BCNA & Bek Sturzaker's Inspirational Story

Rachel & Tessa discuss the launch of Dark Mofo 2023 including their top tips of what to see and do across this 10th celebration  

Inside Tasmania News | The Dark Mofo Special

Tubes talks with Brad Willis Coach SFLW Seniors & Chris Jackson Coach SFLW Under 20's rep side ahead of the SFLW appearance in the All Star Series this weekend against the NTFA & NWFL.

Tubes' Spin On Sport | SFLW, NTFA and NWFL - All Star Series

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined by Tubes' cousin, Charlotte Hawkes from Carbonel Siamese and Orientals, and two of her kittens, Mia and George, for a chat about the Australian Cat Federation’s National Cat Show coming to Tassie this weekend.

Financial Advisor, Matt Hawkins from Elevate Wealth, and Accountant, Matthew Dix, answer questions from Triple M listeners ahead of tax time.

Oatlands District Football Association President Brian O'Reilly previews the ODFA round ahead.

And, Bailey Scott from North Melbourne Football Club shares his excitement ahead of this weekend's match against GWS in Hobart.

THUR 8 JUN | Tubes holds his cousin's cat | Tasmanian's tax questions answered | ODFA + AFL preview

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes are joined live in the studio by Dark Mofo's Creative Director Leigh Carmichael.

Three of Tasmania's next generation of beekeepers, Lilith, Audrey, and Reuben, share details of their upcoming trip Slovenia for the International Meeting of Young Beekeepers.

And, Chocolate Starfish front man Adam Thompson previews the band's Bat Out of Hell show, coming to Hobart next weekend.

WED 7 JUN | Dark Mofo's Leigh Carmichael celebrates 10 years | Tassie Junior Beekeepers heading to Europe | Chocolate Starfish gearing up Hobart gig

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes chat with Tassie actress and Deadloch star, Katie Robertson, about the new series which was filmed in Tasmania.

Emma Bygrave, Coordinator of the South East Suns Truck and Trade Show, gives all the details of this weekend's event.

We hear a heartwarming story of a local creator, Michelle from Ruby Boo Bowtique, who is now having her products stocked in the Faerie Shop, after Manager Kelly Price heard Michelle's chat with Woody and Tubes.

Woody shares some concerning news about swimming in public pools.

And, Tubes asks why Tasmania's railways aren't better utilised.

TUE 6 JUN | Tassie's Katie Robertson starring in Prime comedy | Should Hobart railways be used for public transport? | Local businesses working together

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes announce the exciting news that the Foo Fighters are touring Australia.

Rod Wyker, Chair of the Royal Tasmanian Fine Food Awards, explains how cows' milk can taste different depending on what they've been eating.

And, Woody shares a story of a woman who freeze-dried her cat, putting the call out for Tasmania's oldest cat.

MON 5 JUN | Foo Fighters announce Aussie tour | Cows producing onion milkshakes | The search for Tassie's oldest cat

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes hear from Triple M listeners as they call in with free plugs for Tassie businesses.

Tubes previews the ODFA and SFL rounds ahead.

And, Woody shares details of Australian cows being fed chocolate to make their milk sweeter.

FRI 2 JUN | Tassie business shout outs | Aussie dairy cows eating chocolate for sweeter milk | Tubes' 3-year-old son reviews a National Pie

The Lindisfarne Two Blues battle the Sorell Eagles this weekend.

Tubes speaks with Lindisfarne defender Aidan Webster and Eagles young gun forward Connor Smith.

Tubes also catches up with SFLW Competition manager, George Kalis to talk about the first Women in Football Breakfast.

Tubes Spin On Sport | SFL Lindisfarne V Sorell

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's podcast, Woody and Tubes hear from the Bureau of Meteorology and The State Emergency Service about the wet and windy weather overnight.

Lucy Baker, Creator of To The North Market, gives details of this weekend's event.

Kieron Barton, Inventor of NOOT non-alcoholic drinks, explains how his creation still gives you a buzz without the alcohol.

And, Woody and Tubes share hilarious stories of when they've accidentally had a butt-dial mishap.

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