Adam & Arie for Breakfast: Recent Episodes
Breakfast with Lee & Jess
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Mrs. Mackey and her grade 6 class from Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School in Devonport were this year's winner's of our Apple For The Teacher competition.
Arie came 3rd for women in the Light Night Glow Run in Devonport on Saturday. How did she do it? Find out here.
Adam & Arie talk to someone who sometimes teaches with the brother of Kat Edwards for Sea FM's Friday Live.
Was the forbidden apple actually the forbidden quince? Smutty Sam has never heard of that theory.
Kiss Me Like You Mean It is the fourth single from Casey’s latest album, Light It Up, and follows the multi-million streaming hits God Took His Time on You, Come Turn Me On and Get To Know Ya.
Adam caught up with Casey on this morning's show.
Everyone's got a different sauce. Some people are a little bit country. While others, a little bit rock and roll.
All the bits of Adam & Arie discussing the haunting of Allison rd. in North Motton, said to be haunted by the ghost of Chrissie Venn.
Cameron Ling (born 27 February 1981) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League.
But Jesus called them unto him, and said, Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God.
A clown is a person who wears a unique makeup-face and flamboyant costume, performing comedy in a state of open-mindedness (by reversing folkway-norms) all while using physical comedy.
Adam attempts to reunite his high-school cover band Margaret Spread after it's confirmed they are as good (if not better) as Pearl Jam.
The fear of missing out refers to the feeling or perception that others are having more fun, living better lives, or experiencing better things than you are. It involves a deep sense of envy and affects self-esteem. It is often exacerbated by social media sites like Instagram and Facebook.
A New Zealand man's 1993 Toyota Corolla ticked over the TWO MILLION KILOMETRE mark earlier this month.
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Adam & Arie have an in-depth look into weather smart-casual counts as "fancy" by quickly asking Daz in the studio next door while he's trying to do his own breakfast show.
It's the question that has divided the coast! Not really, everyone thinks he said "C" except Adam.
Kate tries to guess Adam's age and gives Arie a breakup song to listen to. She's playing at Concert in the Vines on the 5th and 6th of March at Ghost Rock Winery.
Listen to SAS Debrief on iHeartRadio here:
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Adam & Arie forget how to do radio while interviewing Jackie Cook of Van Diemen Rollers, Giovanna Simpson of En Vouge Modelling Academy, Sarah Hurst of Cancer Council Tasmania and The Great Lee Dixon.
You can vote for Tayla & Ethan in Sea FM's Micro Wedding giveaway here:
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You can vote for Kieren & Tara in Sea FM's Micro Wedding giveaway here:
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You can vote for Matthew & Caitlin in Sea FM's Micro Wedding giveaway here:
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From Mission: Impossible to Red Sparrow, do we need rule-busting rebels on screen when there are so many in reality?
To cease to follow orders; to act on one's own, usually against expectation or instruction. To pursue one's own interests.
Arie, being the shock-jock that she is, pinches and punches the listener for the first of the month. She knows no limits.
Marie from the Rotary Club of Somerset tells the dynamic duo about tomorrow's Australia Day Family Fun Day happening at Gutteridge Gardens in Wynyard.
More event info here: https://fb.me/e/24C9LyjFu
E-Scooters, Tinder anthems and tech - all discussed on today's show. Haven't you done well.
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Steph from the Optus store in the Rooke Street Mall, Devonport, returns to the Adam & Arie zone for another local expert chat.
Adam & Arie played "Touch the Leg" AND "Ship Shore Shark" last night. That's a two-for-one, so......
Adam & Arie chat to Jolyon Petch about "Dreams", his name, his upcoming show at Frankie J's Devonport and more.
Tickets for the upcoming show in January are available at eventbrite.
The gang take boss Jerry's fingerprints to compare with one of Adam's love letters. Did he write them as a stitch up.......?
Local expert Steph, store manager of the Optus store in Devonport, gives Adam & Arie the lowdown.
Adam and Arie turn the whole concept of Prize Giving Friday on it's 'ead by doing PRIZE GIVING THURSDAY and just taking Friday off.
Features chats with George Burgess of Southern Wild Distillery, Marcus Wynwood and Arie's mamma.
Southern Wild Distillery's Dasher & Fisher Gin varieties recently won 7 awards at the Hong Kong International Wine & Spirit Competition.
The Jack Black Challenge makes its debut. Features chats with Casey Barnes and Sarah Hurst of Cancer Council Tasmania.
A balut is a fertilized bird egg (usually a duck) which is incubated for a period of 14 to 21 days, depending on the local culture, and then steamed. Features chats with @westyyourbestieandRichard Pascoe.
The spookiest radio show ever broadcast. LISTEN IF YOU DARE. Features interviews with YouTube's Tasdaz and Lifeblood's Ann Harvey.
Taste testin' toasties, talkin' toasties with Anne Bennett of Ashgrove and talkin' some tech.
Not only does Adam return - but so does Brent Costello! Adam tries out the machine that supposedly emulates "lady cramps".
The Devonport Food & Wine Festival continues so why not get Devonport Food & Wine Chair & Councillor Lynn Laycock on the phone?
Ann Harvey from Lifeblood Australia is featured as well as Emma Everson from Latrobe High School - hosting a High Tea and Auction. Emma is interviewed at 41 minutes past 7.
More on Lisa Drake's Frocktober fundraiser at https://www.frocktober.org.au/my-fundraising/1473/lisa-drake
Arie has a go at runnin' the desk and the gang catch up with a brand new Marvel superhero - Cricket Boi.
Arie tells us - what goes on up there in that Adelaide? Adam has had a 5th love letter sent into the station. Touch Footy Tas are getting involved in the Devonport Food & Wine Festival and Hillcrest Primary are havin' a fair!
It's the spooky season so Rubin Rod gets spooky, Charlotte Loring (one of this year's Rock Challenge finalists) comes in for Friday Live and Ann Harvey of Red Cross Lifeblood talks plasma.
Alderman Lynn Laycock jumps on the phone to chat about the Devonport Food & Wine Festival and Frazer Davison jumps on the phone for another Japanese Word of the Day.
Is it the coast's most underrated town? Does falling asleep with the heater/blanket on cause fever dreams? These questions and more answered at last.
Fancy Friday with Rubin Rod, Word Sandwich with Mysterious Mel and Friday Live with Charlee Saunders.
Featuring an interview with Matthew Bowles of the Devonport Touch Football Association and a whole lotta "Ohhhhh"s.
This is officially the moment Adam & Arie become arch nemeses. Mark it down in history.
Arie dresses up as a penguin as the gang broadcasts live next to the giant penguin while eating Flaming Penguins.
From Sheffield School, going through to the finals in Launceston tomorrow night as a solo performer.
From Marist Regional College, going through to the finals in Launceston tomorrow night as a solo performer as well as with the band Halcyon Twain.
Ovalteenies, bambinos, hedgehog slices, square pies, sausage rolls, Big M's, Nippies..... and good times.
Boss Jerry Sheers comes in for a Lie Detector test, it's a Zombieland taste-test special and Adam matches with Arie's best friend on Tinder.
It's Adam AKA Chucky AKA Davo AKA Adz & Ariele AKA Arie AKA The Little Mermaid AKA Azza for breakfast!
Rubin Rod returns, Sarah Hurst (Cancer Council Tas) returns, Friday Live returns - and Adam & Arie will return on Monday!
There's a dog in the studio, it's Thick Head Thursday, Sarah Hurst from Cancer Council pops in, dog behaviourist Lara Shannon is on the phone - just a mad, mad scene!
Adam & Arie spoke with Matthew Fennell, who is in the middle of a HUGE walk from the very top of Australia (Cape York) to the very bottom (South East Cape).
GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/Cape-to-Cape-for-life-worth-living
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Adam & Arie report back after going to Greens in Burnie on Friday night, they catch up with Peppermint Pete and they meditate (and meditate HARD).
A montage of all our NW coast teachers up for Sea FM's Apple For The Teacher prize. Featuring:
**Mr Phill Wallace from Andrews Creek Primary School (Wesley Vale)
Mr Travis Cruse from Devonport Devonport Christian School
Mrs Rachael Atkinson from St Brigid's Catholic School (Wynyard)
Mrs Gaye Kelly from Hillcrest Primary School (Devonport)
Mrs Sheryl Belbin from Ridgley Primary School**
A&A catch up with Tash from Windows on Westella, the young ladies from St. Brendan-Shaw College and Adam's dad.
Adam & Arie catch up with Corrie & Matthew from TasRail, Richard Pascoe the Adelaide Tech Guy and their own producer Nath.
Which world record will be broken on today's show? Loudest burp or fastest KitKat eat? Maybe neither?
Do pay phones still work? Was Arie a good student? Is cardboard comfortable to sleep on? All these questions finally answered.
Alexandra Weeks performs "Running with the Wolves" live in the studio, joined by partner Ezra.
Chas Kelly of SeaRoad is excited to present an open day for the MV Liekut this Monday from 10am.
Clint Walker, president of the Circular Head Tourism Association, joined Lee and Jess for a chat about the attention currently on Stanley.
This week's challenge left Dan fishing for his usual composure, but his nerves got the better of him and his time in the MasterChef kitchen was up.
NW local Karen Clarke is currently in Hobart undergoing treatment for cerebral venous sinus thrombosis. This rare form of stroke affects about 5 people in 1,000,000 per year. Karen helps care for people in need and now it's time for us to help Karen and her family through this difficult time. If you can spare a couple of minutes follow this link: https://bit.ly/2TEHx1x
Maree Brodzinski is excited for the return of Devonport Jazz this July. The program dropped earlier this week.
International paper trail – Origins and Destinations – at Burnie Makers Workshop until 6th June 2021 - The world premiere of an exhibition of paper arts from around the globe. Joanna Gair explains to Lee and Jess.
Lenny from Justice Crew and Mitchell from James Sun have joined forces to bring you RUMOR. Their new track Let Me Go is creating waves at the moment. Lenny called into Lee and Jess for a chat about how they came to be.
Today (May 31) is World No Tobacco Day. Quitting is hard but the team at Quit Tasmania can guide you through quitting as they did with 'Mad Dog' Matthew Morgan.
Tom Levick failed to cook his crocodile properly in last nights elimination round and who can blame him? He joined Lee and Jess today after being shown the door to the MasterChef kitchen.
For medical student Eric, the expectations of the MasterChef kitchen proved too great, and he was sent home at the hands of a high intensity pressure test as he explains to Lee and Jess.
Bonnie Leigh - Dodds, co creator of this show, joins Lee and Jess to explain how this show came about. Tickets are on sale now for the Tuesday June 1 show through www.burniearts.net
Ann Harvey from Lifeblood Tasmania joins Lee and Jess to encourage people to donate blood.
The Australian Musical Theatre Festival is on this week in Launceston. Executive Producer of the Festival, Tyran Parke (head of the Music Theatre Department at Victorian College of the Arts, joins Lee and Jess
Lisa Schimanski, CEO of Volunteering Tasmania, joins Lee and Jess to highlight the importance of volunteers in Tasmania.
This week is National Volunteer Week. Lee and Jess speak with Kathy from Penguin Rehab and Release about their volunteer organization.
Conor’s green olive ice cream that failed to meet the mark of a master on Master's Week. His grainy and lumpy ice cream was not the work of a professional and sent him home from the MasterChef kitchen.
Coastal local, Simon Astley, has been busy getting ready for the release of his latest single 'Everything will be alright' and tells Lee and Jess how it came to be. You can also view the clip here: https://bit.ly/3fko4tY
Dayne has been on the coast this week for a number of resin pouring workshops at Bev's Crosscrafts in Spreyton. He stopped by to speak with Lee and Jess about his mental health journey and explained that he turned to resin art through colour therapy.
Sarah Hirst joined Lee and Jess today and tickets are now on sale for this June 26 event in Devonport.
Grab your tickets now from: https://bit.ly/3w6kY3R
MasterChef Australia’s reigning dessert queen, Therese, was sent packing tonight, after her celebrated specialty ended up being her downfall.
Nadia Cole from Richmond Fellowship Tasmania explains to Lee and Jess about the calendar of events for Ulvesertone. Head along to all sessions and try them out! A 10 week term commenced on the 19th of April to goes to the 25th June, where participants book into the 10 sessions for the activities they wish to attend. RFTAS.ORG.AU is where you can get more info.
NW Coast music man, Clinton Hutton, called in to Lee and Jess for a chat about his latest release. Check out the clip here: https://bit.ly/3uG3b37
Jess shared her happy baby news this morning along with a message of hope to everyone this Mother's Day.
It was all about meeting the brief, but Wynona missed the memo, and her cucumber wasn’t cool enough to impress the judges.
Kate Manserra who is based at Mersey Community Hospital talks Lee and Jess through World Hand Hygiene Day.
Jock’s double chocolate tart sounded like a sweet dream, but it quickly turned into Maja’s nightmare and she was the fifth contestant eliminated from MasterChef Australia.
It's back in the paddock and the team at Agfest are ready to roll! Chairman Ethan Williams caught up with Lee and Jess.
The gang from Don College are getting set for Don College Presents Mary Poppins 2021. Tickets are on sale today for the June season.
Buddy and his Crickets joined Lee and Jess for Friday Live and Local this week. The Buddy Holly Story gets underway on May 14 at the Town Hall Theatre in Devonport.
Recent changes to My Health Record include a new consolidated view of immunisation information from the Australian Immunisation Register and the individual’s records. Dr Steve Hambleton explains to Lee and Jess.
Club President, Gerard Ennis, tells Lee and Jess what is happening at the Devonport Footy Club in 2021
After an epic challenge set by the master of Italian gastronomy, Massimo Bottura, Katrina was the third contestant to depart the MasterChef kitchen after being out-breaded by her competition
Somerset artist Cynthia Hawkins constructed a 9ft sculpture out of paper titled 'Set Me Free' which will be on display in Burnie next week.
Alison Jarman explains to Lee and Jess a number of events happening in Devonport for Youth Week Tasmania
The second to be eliminated from MasterChef this year, Yo Yo explained to Lee and Jess where her love for food came from.
Paul Turner is not happy with the Devonport dawn service location saying it should not be held in the RSL carpark but return to the cenotaph.
Nikki Kinloch, the CEO of Cure Cancer' called into Lee and Jess to talk about a Camp Quality event being held in Ulverstone.
If you'd like more information on how you can help click this link!
https://www.curecancer.com.au/buddy-box
Devonport's Deputy Mayor, Alison Jarman, explains to Lee and Jess what the Dahlia Festival was all about as Devonport celebrates 40 years as a city today!
Back on the NW Coast today and headed west, Martin Agatyn talks Lee and Jess through leg three.
Shadow Education Minister, Tanya Plibersek, stopped by the studio to tell Lee and Jess Labor's plan for TAFE in Tasmania if they are successful in the upcoming state election.
Jack is looking to gain points this weekend at Symmons Plains, can he improve and move up from 11th?
Driving a Mustang this year, James has been getting set for a weekend of racing by touring Tasmania!
Leonie Turner of Volunteer Marine Rescue in Ulverstone was presented with the 2020 award at a ceremony on Friday night.
Cassie Smith from North West EcoFest is back to highlight the over 40 stalls at the 2021 event in Ulverstone this Saturday.
Organizers are urging those taking part in the return of the Great Train Race to get their tickets early and at a cheaper price!
A big weekend of sport across the coast this weekend from cricket to rowing. Michael Maney joins Lee and Jess each Friday for a rundown!
The Know Your Odds skate competition hits the coast this weekend with the first event in Devonport. The competition will also include Railton, Burnie, Smithton and Wynyard.
The call is out for new players and members of the Burnie Emus Rugby Union Club, Lee and Jess caught up with club stalwart Patrick Fahy.
Meet Bec! Bec lives with an intellectual disability and is teaching kids yoga in Burnie each Wednesday in March. Bec and her mentor Kristen joined Lee and Jess for a chat about these unique classes.
This Thursday, over 600 Devonport students will be armed with online safety skills after taking part in Optus’ Digital Thumbprint Program, a free-in-school program that supports young people to be safe, responsible and positive online.
This forms part of a one week-long roadshow across Tasmania which will visit more than 1,500 students in Hobart, Devonport and Launceston.
Students from St Brendans Shore College will be participating in the free in-school program, which will equip them with simple and effective tools for staying safe online. Peter West from Optus explains to Lee and Jess.
The Coast's newest tourism venture was officially opened by Premier Peter Gutwein this week. Sitting in a gully atop Don Heads this amazing new facility boasts cliff top accommodation and glamping with views for days.
Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff stopped by for a chat with Lee and Jess about a number of things happening on the coast in the next couple of weeks.
Local business operator Nicole Viney is getting set for an International Women's Day breakfast in Ulverstone this Wednesday. Guest speakers, yoga, artisan stalls and wellness workshops will all be part of the breakfast.
Randy is bringing his new show to the coast this weekend in Burnie on Saturday night and tickets are on sale now. Randy had a chat to Lee and Jess about the seal at Launceston Airport... a subject Lee and Jess are not too familiar with!
Do you remember getting in trouble at school camp? Lee, Jess and Adam recall an incident on Maria Island!
10 Days on the Island starts tomorrow in Burnie with 'mapali dawn gathering'. Artistic Director Lindy Hume explains to Lee and Jess.
Steve Phillips is getting set for another successful 'Gone Nuts Adventure Run' from Stanley to Wynyard this long weekend.
The Ripcurl West Coast Surf Classic is on this weekend at Marrawah. The event has been part of the west coast since the early 70's and we spoke with founder of the surf event, Shayne Clark from Surfing Tasmania.
Gastronomy Long Table Event March 13 AT Providore Place. Limited tickets available. Email info@padonmyfrenchcatering.com.au
This long weekend the annual Steamfest is taking centre stage in Sheffield. Tickets are strictly online sales only from their website.
It seems people from all over the coast have a 'getting bogged' story. After a bloke called Sean got stuck on Wivenhoe Beach at the weekend we wanted to know if anyone on the coast was willing to share their stories - Johnny was more than obliging.
This year's event is going ahead this Saturday evening from 5pm in Burnie. Tickets need to be purchased at burnietickets.com.au
Bonnie will be in Devonport this weekend appearing at the 2021 Regatta. She will be signing autographs, taking photos and having a chat on the day.
Boss Man Jerry is keen to sit back, relax and listen to some great live music this Saturday.
Paula from FitWitz in Devonport explains to Lee and Jess how important fitness is in everyone's lives.
Joe from Westside and Penguin Pharmacies joins Lee and Jess for a chat about the rollout of the Covid vaccine along the coast.
Three Devonport secondary schools will be taking part in the event which returns on Friday March 5 at Providore Place from midday and everyone is welcome to come and watch.
Brian Lyons and Tim Blair joined Lee and Jess to talk about the return of The Great Train Race on April 11. Entries are now open and there will be a 'carbo load night' on the Saturday which Tim is encouraging people to be part of. More details: https://bit.ly/3bvebIf
A new feature is our local weekend sports preview with Michael Maney. Michael has been broadcasting his love of sport for years and we are grateful he has taken the opportunity to join Lee and Jess each Friday at 8:50am.
Kaytlyn Johnson is a Palawa singer-songwriter from Lapoinya, Tasmania. At 19 years old, she begins her second year studying a Diploma of Music alongside a Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne. Kaytlyn has been passionate about poetry and songwriting throughout High School and has performed alongside reputable artists, such as Claire Anne Taylor and Grammy award winning artist, Lucky Oceans.
Lee and Jess caught up with Beau Ryan from Amazing Race Australia. This Sunday night on WIN the race around the red center heats up!
Cradle Coast Junior Rollers are having free come and try days in the next couple of weeks! Spread the word!
State Opposition Leader, Rebecca White, joined Lee and Jess in studio for a chat about local jobs, the rural health inquiry and changes to Facebook news presentation.
Tracey will be officiating the wedding of our Micro Wedding winners Samantha and Chris after the coast voted the happy couple as winners of a fully paid for 'micro wedding'.
Kathy is passionate about the protection and rehabilitation of local bird life on our coastline.
Samantha and Chris from Wynyard are the winners of SeaFM's Micro Wedding thanks to Pop Up Weddings Tasmania!
Samantha and Chris from Wynyard are our final couple for SeaFM's Micro Wedding. Listen to their story and vote for them on this website by Sunday evening and they could win a wedding on us!
Couple number four in SeaFM's Micro Wedding Giveaway are Jacqui and Drew. A sweet story about finding love after moving from the other side of the country.
Di from the Van Diemen Rollers stopped by to encourage everyone who is curious about strapping on a set of roller skates to come and try on February 28 at the East Devonport Recreation Centre.
Meet Monica and Joseph. They met online last year and want to get their lives underway by getting married and having kids before they turn 30.
Devonport's iconic tourist destination, Don River Railway, recently received government funding to help their quest to upgrade their current offerings and to work towards operating a tourist train between Don and Penguin.
Today we spoke with Dawn from Sisters Beach who is more in love with Wayne than ever before!
A new fixture at the Devonport Regatta is 'Fashion on the Mersey'. Register now at devonporttickets.com.au
Don College are busy this week auditioning the stars of tomorrow for their 2021 production of Mary Poppins. Lee speaks with Director, Dayna Dennison.
Friday, the Tasmania branch of M.A.C.E. (Motorcyclists Advocating Child Empowerment) will visit North West Regional Hospital to donate a bunch of ‘supertees’ to the Paediatric Unit.
The Boost Mobile Race Tasmania is heating up Symmons Plains this weekend and Jason is returning and racing against his son!
Maree is keen to hear from anyone who would like to hold an event to coincide with DFWF 2021.
Chris Martin from Steam Fest is optimistic the festival will go ahead but needs bodies on the ground to help make it a success.
Lee is part of the Boost Mobile Race Tasmania this long weekend at Symmons Plains. He'll be driving an Alpha Romeo.
Sandra McCann from TasFire speaks to Lee and Jess about the importance of having a bush fire plan.
YFCC have teamed up with local musician 'Stray' for a rap and hip hop workshop which is on today at The Junction in Burnie from 11-3. It's free to attend and Stray is urging people to just rock up!
Lee and Jess spoke to DSLSC Vice President, Luke Emmett, about the dangers lurking below our local coastlines.
Today's hot picks are the 4th test, Australian Open quarantine woes and the Hobart Hurricanes quest to move from 7th place.
Lee and Jess were wondering if sending Christmas cards is as popular today as it was years ago...
Des Brown, the operator of Eagle's Nest Retreat, is concerned that inconsistent border rules are hurting accommodation outlets across Tasmania as he explains to Lee and Jess.
This Friday Market Square in Devonport will come alive with music, food and local artisan crafts which could come in handy with Christmas only days away!
Taylor Forward from The Rock Community Church explains their special light display in Penguin which is on until the end of December.
Devonport Repertory are currently showing A Covid Christmas Carol at Devonport's paranaple Arts Centre.
It's been a long time coming but Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff finally brought Lee and Jess some cake!
TasRail CEO Stephen Dietrich called into Lee and Jess for a chat about the famous Christmas Train.
Paul from Hope at St Paul's Kitchen stopped by for a chat with Lee and Jess and to extend an invite to his spread at the kitchen on Christmas Day in Devonport.
Fifi Kent (age 10 from Devonport) is cutting her hair for Hair for Heart Variety the children’s charity in December the 16th.
Fifi and her brother have created an iMovie to raise awareness and share why she is so bravely cutting her hair.
It always pays to shop locally and support the people we know and love in our community! Kim from Urban Wall in Ulverstone was stoked to hear that someone who had shopped at her business had just won $5,000!
Sheyana is playing tonight at the Ulverstone RSC (Fri 4/12/20) and with her band next Friday at The Wharf (11/12/20) in Ulverstone.
On April 11 2021 at 8:00 a.m runners will race the Don River Railway steam train over a 7km distance and 2 km race for kids. The train takes approximately 30 minutes to do the round trip and entries are now open via everydaylions.org
Port Arthur, Strahan and Devonport are featured in a limited release edition of the Monopoly board game. Jasmine from Winning Moves called in to Lee and Jess for a chat about why these towns made the cut.
Jess from The Fairy Godmothers told Lee and Jess about their trivia night coming up on December 5 in Latrobe.
Sharmaine from TMH is taking paranormal investigators to Zeehan this weekend as she explains to Lee and Jess.
Road Safety Advisory Council Chair Garry Bailey this week is urging Tasmanians to take the pledge to support road safety.
Ulverstone Waterslide will host Pledge for a Plunge between 12-5pm on Friday November 27, raising money and awareness for MND.
Debuting 'Choose Happiness', Connor Scheffer stopped by the Friday Live studios for a chat with Lee and Jess on SeaFM.
Ride you bike to work, get a free breakfast! Pretty simple isn't it? Nikita from Devonport City Council explains how to Lee and Jes.=s.
Penny Lane sings the praises of a successful event this year but tells Lee and Jess it could be very different in 2021.
Congratulations to the Penguin Surf Life Saving Club for being named the Club of the Year at the National Surf Life Saving Australia 2020 Awards for Excellence.
In a big compliment to the club and the work of its volunteers, this is the very first time a Tasmanian club has taken out the national award.
The North West club was one of six finalists from around the country, and I am delighted that their dedication to the local community has been acknowledged on a national level.
Lee and Jess spoke with PSLSC President, Allison Kable.
Annette Rockliff stopped by for a chat about work happening around Devonport's waterfront and things to look forward to in 2021.
Casey Barnes once had a dream to be nominated for and ARIA and 2020 he got to tick that box!
Author Graeme Base is back with a new release titled 'The Tree'. He explains to Lee and Jess where inspiration for this book came from.
There will be a launch for Relay for Life in Penguin at 11am at the Big Penguin in Penguin as Sarah and Alicia explain to Lee and Jess.
Penguin's Scott Mainwaring popped by the Friday Live and Local studio this week for his version of a classic Tom Petty song.
Kindred pilot and Tasmanian Young Australian of the Year nominee, Bob Bramley, spoke with Lee and Jess about the award and efforts to raise money for 'Surviving Turbulence'.
Lee and Jess spoke with Health Minister, Sarah Courntey, after news came through that the Mersey Community Hospital's emergency department will revert to 24/7 operation from 8am November 30.
Jess' daughter is growing up so quick! We put in a call to the birthday girl on today's show.
Plenty happening in the Devonport region in the coming months as highlighted by Devonport Mayor, Annette Rockliff.
We caught up with Tommy from DMA's after the Sydney rock band were nominated for 5 ARIA's from the one album!
Damien was the latest bachelor to be shown the door on The Bachelorette Australia. Will Damien's AFL grand final prediction be more successful than his quest to find love?
Steve Martin is calling for 24/7 emergency services to be reinstated at the Mersey Community Hospital and wants to open up conversation about future-proofing the needs of the coast.
This Sunday will see the 5th Pink Walk in Devonport run by Century 21 Banks Property Group. A new location this year starting at the Bluff at 10am.
View Road Reserve is looking for people from around the area to be part of a working group to conceive and develop ideas for the site into the future.
With the grand final only days away, Matt and CJ decided to do their cover of Holy Grail.
You can enter online from now until late Sunday evening at the website, why not get the whole family involved? burnieten.com.au
Half way through Devonport Food and Wine for 2020 and in it's 10th year, Lynn Laycock talks through some highlights for the next few days.
Dave Brennan is the CEO of Carers Tasmania and Care2Serve. Dave explains the value of carers in our community.
NWFL grand finals, AFL prelims, Sheffield Shield and records being set in the French Open! A big weekend of sport with Brent from WinTV News.
NWFL President, Andrew Richardson, walks Lee and Jess through the 2020 season and we glance at 2021 footy on the coast.
There will be dog friendly BBQs on the coast this weekend. Phil from Devonport City Council explains why.
Lee and Jess catch up with Dave Roberts-Thompson from the Table Cape Tulip Farm ahead of a mostly fine weekend for people to get out and enjoy the coast.
The Bachelorette starts tonight with two lovely ladies looking for love this time around. Osher tells Lee and Jess why people should tune in and of course talk about his amazing head of hair!
Ticky is the Business Editor at Sky News Australia and talks Lee and Jess through the budget which will be handed down from this evening.
We spoke with Kylie Rogerson who is heavily involved in live entertainment in Tasmania and she explains what this social media movement is all about.
Burnie is going pink for the McGrath foundation this October, Deputy Mayor, Giovanna Simpson tells Lee and Jess for Breakfast how the town can get involved.
Maddie from Caravan Industry Association of Australia is keen for Tasmanians to go camping or caravanning if they get hold of a Make Yourself at Home voucher tonight.
Andrew Farriss called in to Lee and Jess for a chat about his new EP and single which drop this week.
Alicia from Cancer Council Tasmania is excited to bring Unite In Yellow to the coast in 2020 with some special guests and amazing auction items up for grabs at this major fundraiser.
Chris Stredwick from Cradle Coast Mountain Bike Club explained the excitement for the new trail to the summit of Mt Dial in Penguin.
Dylan chose to play a cover of Tom Walker's 'Leave a light on'. If you are a local muso or have a live act fit for radio get in touch with us!
Annette Rockliff, Mayor of Devonport, talks through a number of happenings around the city at the moment.
Lee and Jess spoke to Kentish Mayor, Tim Wilson, about spending time in the Kentish region in the upcoming school holidays.
Local runner and founder of Tim Blair Run For Kids Foundation is running from Burnie to Devonport today. He tells Lee and Jess how this run came about and also speak with the run's namesake, Phoebe.
Lee and Jess spoke to paranormal investigator, Sharmaine Mansfield, from Tasmania's Most Haunted after a night spent at the Mole Creek Hotel.
Lisa Drake is frocking up once again to raise money for Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. She is going the extra mile this yeats, as she explains to Lee and Jess.
Sharmaine Mansfield from Tasmania's Most Haunted tells Lee and Jess about their live stream tonight from Mole Creek.
John X is bringing 'Croon' to Burnie tonight. There are only a couple of tickets left so get in quick!
25 year old primary grade teacher, Maddy, failed to find love on national television but is still on the hunt.
Jodie Saville from CHArts is excited as the rest of September is full of events for locals and intrastate tourists.
Karen is a registered nurse and is part of a trial for a rapid response program on the NW Coast.
Caitlyn sang one of her own songs on Friday Live and Local. If you are a local musical act and would like play for us simply get in touch via our Facebook page or call Lee and Jess at SeaFM during office hours.
Cas from myhomesteadingsecrets.com jumped on air to tell us what we should be planting in the garden going into winter.
Cas from myhomesteadingsecrets.com called in to let us know the importance of bees and how we can attract them to our gardens.
Cassie Smith from My Homesteading Secrets gave Lee and Jess some ideas for waste free gift giving this Christmas.
North Motton local Cassie Smith will be holding workshops in Penguin to teach you how to reduce plastic waste in your home. She spoke to Lee and Jess about creating new habits that will make a difference in the long run.