Captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers, Clint Steindl, tells Kaz & Tubes he’s confident the Jackies can bounce back from their rocky season start.

Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology details the week of weather ahead, with a potential 30 degree day on the way.

Kaz and Tubes chat with Canadian/American singer/songwriter, Rufus Wainwright, ahead of his Hobart show at the Odeon Theatre in January.

And, Julie Collins, Federal Labor Member for Franklin, details the Albanese Government’s commitment to cut 20% off all student debts.

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Michael Stretton, CEO of City of Hobart, talks Kaz and Tubes through the planned closure of the McRobies Gully Waste Management Centre by 2030.

Michelle Dracoulis, Mayor of Derwent Valley Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, covering their pool rejuvenation, sports infrastructure, and works on Glenora Road. Michelle also details plans to de-extinct the Tasmanian Tiger, in her role as Chair of the Thylacine Advisory Committee.

Plus, Tassie Tigers player, Tim 'Deavo' Deavin, gives an update on the 2024 Hockey One League.

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The legendary Paul Kelly joins Kaz and Tubes for a chat about his new album being released today ‘Fever Longing Still’, and his biggest tour ever coming to Tassie in 2025.

Dan Gray from the Longley Bunyips updates on the Huon Channel Cricket Association season so far, putting the call out for more umpires to get involved.

And, Hobart locals weigh in on North Melbourne Football Club cutting back on Tassie matches to play in WA instead.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The Tasmanian Tigers have their first Sheffield Shield fixture at home this weekend against Western Australia at Ninja Stadium.

In this episode of Tubes’ Spin on Sport, Tubes speaks with Tasmanian Tigers Lawrence Neil-Smith and Will Prestwidge about their journeys to Tasmania, and how the island lifestyle and Tasmanian fans have assisted their cricketing careers thus far.

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Episode #33 of Spotlight on Tassie hears Tubes chat with recent Hobart Hurricanes debutante, Callie Wilson, about the challenges so far in her cricketing career.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, speaking with Dr Andrew Turner, Medical Director at DonateLife TAS, about the importance of Tasmanians becoming organ donors.

Plus, Kaz finds out how Chris Woods, Convenor of the Glenorchy Municipality History Group, is safely storing memories for generations to come.

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Matt Killingsworth, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the UTAS School of Social Sciences, talks through the upcoming US election, and what the outcome could mean for Tasmanians.

Guy Franklin, Principal and Co-Founder at All Aerobics Fitness, talks Kaz & Tubes through the importance of strength training and how to go about it.

Plus, Hobart locals call in to share stories of the Dumb Things they’ve done for the chance to win Paul Kelly tickets.

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Kaz and Tubes give Hobart locals the chance to win Paul Kelly tickets, with listeners calling in to share the weirdest things that have ever turned up at their doors.

Julie Dunbabin, School Lunch Program Manager for School Food Matters, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women.

And, JackJumpers Superfan, Adam Webster, provides an update on the Jackies’ season so far.

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Darren McNees from Team George joins Kaz & Tubes live in the studio to talk all things Point to Pinnacle.

Sue Hickey, Mayor of Glenorchy City Council is this week’s Mayor on the Air, detailing where things are at with the Tolosa Park Dam Transformation.

Plus, Tubes catches up with Elyse Villani following the Hobart Hurricanes’ WBBL win last night at Ninja Stadium.

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