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The Big Breakfast
by 5CS/5AU & iHeart Australia
Who doesn’t want to greet another day with information and entertainment?That’s what you get with The Big Breakfast, and there’s something different every day.The Big Breakfast is so big, you won’t need lunch….and probably dinner either!Jordan’s been keeping the state’s north company on the Big Breakfast for a few years now, keen to chat about what’s happening in our own backyard.With interests across news, politics, and sport – he’s a cricket tragic – Jordan loves a chinwag on just about any topic.He also apologises for his blatant Port Adelaide bias throughout the AFL and AFLW seasons, it simply can’t be helped.
Episodes
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Money Magazine - Firmus Public Bid, Counterfeit Money On The Rise
When it comes to AI and data centers there's a lot of money in play, and a lot of murkiness around one company in particular interested in going public. Jordan caught up with Michelle Baltazar at Money Magazine to learn more about Firmus and their stock situation, plus a warning to keep an eye…
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Whyalla-Based Support Service Nominated For National Award
It's always worth celebrating local success stories, and Wara Yindi Support Services in Whyalla is just that. Jordan caught up with Wara Yindi Director, Jacinta Dempsey, to learn about what they do and their new Community Cooking pilot program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Finder - Most Aussies Want Houses To Get Cheaper
There's always going to be noise when property prices change, but with the current downward trend it looks like the majority of people in Australia are happy with that news. Jordan caught up with Richard Whitten, Home Loans Expert at Finder, on their latest housing survey. See...
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Better Homes & Gardens - The Ideal Summer Trees To Protect You From The Sun
With summer approaching we're very cautious about just how hot it's going to be, but if you plan ahead you can set your garden up for comfort. Jordan caught up with Jenny Dillon, Gardening Editor at Better Homes & Gardens Magazine, to learn about ornamental trees that flower in summer. See...
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Ospreys Honoured In Price
It's been a tough few years on the Yorke Peninsula between the algal bloom and more recently H5 bird flu outbreak, but that isn't stopping the town of Price celebrating their local legends - Ospreys. Jordan caught up with organiser of the Salt N' Samphire Nature Day, Kylie Correll, to learn about...
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Money Magazine - How Surcharge Ban Might Impact Rent And Strata Payments
It seems like with the introduction of the surcharge ban from October 1st, there are many changes the banks are making to offset the impacts for their own bottom line. Jordan caught up with Money Magazine's Michelle Baltazar to learn about how it might affect rent and strata fee payments. See...
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Weekend Sports - Lions Comeback To Win 3 In A Row
Sports broadcaster Bevo joins Jordan to talk all the action from the weekend, including the ill-fated Wharfie Time at the MCG, and how the Aussies are faring against South Africa in both rugby and cricket. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Aus Science Media Centre - How Attractive Are Deeper Voices Really?
Many things play a part in how attractive somebody is perceived to be, and according to a recent study it might not be as obvious as you'd expect. Jordan caught with with Steven at the Australian Science Media Centre to learn more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Jamestown-Peterborough BBQ Volunteer Heads To MCG
As the AFL closes in on the biggest game for 2026, the best BBQers in Australia head to Melbourne to crown the Legend of the Tongs! Jordan spoke with Robert Honan, a volunteer with Jamestown-Peterborough, ahead of his trip to Melbourne to hopefully claim the golden tongs. See...
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Buffel Grass Risk In Outback SA This Summer
The summer is fast approaching and all predictions are pointing to it being hot and dry, which is why invasive weeds like buffel grass are causing concern for landscape managers. Jordan caught up with Greens MLC Melanie Selwood ahead of BuffelpalooSA; an industry forum on how to deal with the...
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Money Magazine - Getting Started With Exchange Traded Funds
Investing can seem like a big thing to the uninitiated, but there are ways to dabble at a lower level before diving right in. Money Magazine's Michelle Baltazar explained Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) to Jordan (a finance novice). See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Invasive Species Council - Many Aussies Mistake Introduced Species for Natives
There are some very iconic Australian species, but it turns out the general public have trouble discerning which species are Australian and which - like Cane Toads or Foxes - are introduced. Jordan caught up with Invasive Species Council's Rob Brewster to find out more. See…
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Archibald Prize Winner's Exhibit In Port Pirie
For the art lovers in the Spencer Gulf region, it might be worth heading to the art gallery in Port Pirie to see Steve - an exhibition by celebrated Australian artist Richard Lewer. Urusula Halpin of the Port Pirie Regional Council stopped by to tell Jordan all about what's on display. See...
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Secret Sound Winner... Again
Following up our hardest Secret Sound to date, worth $375 thanks to Harvey Norman Whyalla & Port Pirie, it turns out we found the easiest Secret Sound the very next day... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Finder - Aussies Rank Their Best Valued and Most Trusted Brands
Each year Finder collates the best products from around Australia that Australian consumers either find value in or trust. Jordan caught up with Taylor Blackburn at Finder to see which products top the charts in 2026. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Better Homes & Gardens - Fruit Trees In Bloom This Spring
Spring time is the best time for flowers and plants bursting to life after a cold winter, but it's also the time we start to see plenty of trees bear fruit. Jordan caught up with Jenny Dillon from Better Homes & Gardens Magazine to talk about which fruits are starting to appear, and what might be...
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Ex-INXS Frontman JD Fortune Brings The Hits To Australia
Following a successful tour in 2025, former lead singer for INXS JD Fortune is bringing The Best of INXS to Australian cities again this October, and told Jordan all about the show and the process of taking on the role at the front of one of Australia's biggest ever bands. See...
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Political Update with Tom Venning
All eyes are on Whyalla this week with the steelworks shutting down its six-decade-old blast furnace, which will impact up to 600 jobs. Jordan spoke with Federal Member for Grey, Tom Venning, about the frustrations that have led to this point. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Secret Sound Winner
It's been 11 weeks, countless guesses and a lot of frustrated contestants, but FINALLY somebody has cracked our latest secret sound... listen back to the reveal, and the winner's reaction to finding out they've won the prize! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Steel Works Job Losses To Be Felt In Whyalla - Mayor Phill Stone, Whyalla City Council
The news of the blast furnace shut down will be felt throughout the Whyalla community, with the major industry impacting all facets of the steel city. Jordan spoke with Mayor of the Whyalla City Council, Phill Stone, about how the town will respond. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...
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Whyalla Steeworks Blast Furnace Permanently Shut Down- Eddie Hughes
It was sad but not unexpected news this week that the Whyalla steelworks would shut down the blast furnace, meaning the loss of over 500 jobs. Jordan spoke with local member for Giles, Eddie Hughes, about the decision. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Weekend Sports Wrap - Crows Crash Out, Sturt To Face Red Legs, Big Local Flag Wins
It was a massive weekend as Footy Finals Fever, with grand finals locally and dramatic results in the AFL. Sports broadcaster Bevan Jones joined Jordan to talk about all the action, from the Crows big loss at the Gabba to the local sides breaking long-term flag droughts. See…
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Aus Science Media Centre - The Curious Case-Study Of The Mysterious Rash
Sometimes there's a medical marvel that stumps the professionals, and sometimes the answer is more obvious than you'd think - but that's why case studies of the more unique cases get published. Olivia of the Australian Science Media Centre joined Jordan to play a game of "guess the rash" that had...
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Money Magazine - Banks Winding Back Credit Card Rewards
From October it looks as if the big banks will be offering less in return for credit card customers off the back of changes to surcharges. Michelle Baltazar at Money Magazine gave Jordan the run-down of what this means for customers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Weekend Sports Wrap - Crows Shake The Finals Monkey Off Their Back
Footy Finals Fever has taken hold, with things heating up from the local level all the way to the AFL. Bevo joined Jordan to discuss the spectacular season of Jamestown-Peterborough in the NAFA, Glenelg's straight-sets exit in the SANFL, and the Crows nabbing their first final win since 2017. See...
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Aus Science Media Centre - Science Blinded By Butterfly Beauty
It turns out people are biased to all things beautiful, and that includes researchers who have been found to neglect uglier insects when doing studies as Steven at the Aus Science Media Centre told Jordan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Horse Racing Tips With John Letts
As the Melbourne Cup Carnival heats up, the world of sports is buzzing with excitement. This week, our guest shares his expert insights on the latest racing tips and news, and we dive into the world of football with a discussion on player movements and team strategies. See omnystudio.com/listener...
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Political Update With Tom Venning
This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the welfare of Australia's most vulnerable communities and the country's veterans. Joining the conversation is Tom Venning, the Member for Grey, who shares his insights on the pressing issues affecting remote Indigenous communities in South...
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Political Update with Tom Venning - Rubbish Roads and Regional Council Financial Stability
Not every political topic is exciting, but they're all necessary to see our regions run smoothly. Tom Venning, Federal Member for Grey, joined Jordan to talk two key pillars of regional living: road quality and council rates. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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A Brush With Art Flinders Ranges Trail
An annual event for regional art lovers kicks off again for a 5-week run from September 5, and A Brush With Art Event Director Leonie Hunt told Jordan about how big this year's art trail will be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Money Magazine - Saving On Car Insurance
If it feels like car insurance is more expensive than usual, that's because it is. But there are ways to minimise your insurance bill, which Money Magazine's Michelle Baltazar shared with Jordan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Wilmington Show Cancels Bird Events
Regional shows are a highlight of our communities, and the Wilmington Show on the 20th of September is no exception - although there is one big change made for this year's schedule. Jordan spoke with President of Wilmington Show's organising committee Melenee Ellard about the big decision to…
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Weekend Sports Wrap - Aussies Test Success, Crows and Port Finish AFL Season With Wins
It was a busy weekend with a lot of positives for fans of Australian cricket, but still shadows looming over the batting order ahead of a busy test schedule. Our sports expert Bevo joined Jordan to chat all things cricket and football. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Better Homes & Gardens - Getting Bare Rooted Plants In the Ground
As springtime looms, now is the perfect time to get our bare rooted plants into the soil. Better Homes & Gardens' Jenny Dillon told Jordan all about how to do it properly to enjoy the perfect growth in Spring. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Finder - Aussies Regret Taking Super Out Early
For many Australians superannuation is the big golden egg at the end of their working life, but that egg is significantly smaller if you take from it before retirement. Finder's Sarah Megginson joined Jordan to talk about the super regrets many Australians are feeling. See omnystudio.com/listener...
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Eddie Hughes on Steelworks, Ambulance Station & Port Augusta Crime
Member for Giles Eddie Hughes joined Jordan to update the electorate on the latest in Giles, including the latest on the repair work to get the blast furnace up and running, as well as what's being done to address rising crime rates in Port Augusta. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...
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Political Update with Tom Venning - Census Bungle & Childcare Progress
Member for Grey joined Jordan to discuss the lack of letters mailed out across the region ahead of the census, leaving many residents in the lurch and unable to take part. They also discussed childcare and the "widow tax". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Money Magazine - The Dodgy World of Prediction Markets
Gambling has many ugly faces, and a modern trend online seems to be trying to make money off predicting world events. Jordan caught up with Money Magazine's Michelle Baltazar to talk about the risky practice and the platform that has now been banned in Australia. See omnystudio.com/listener for...
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Vietnam Veteran's Day - Little Pattie's Story of The Battle of Long Tan
It's the 60th anniversary of The Battle of Long Tan, a significant day in Australia's history during the war in Vietnam. Jordan caught up with Patricia Thompson, AKA Little Pattie, a wartime entertainer who travelled to Vietnam at the age of 17 and was there when the battle broke out. See...
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Weekend Sport Wrap - Aussies Shock Darwin Loss, Crows and Power's Weekend To Forget
It was a disastrous weekend across different sports, with Australia getting humbled by the Bangladeshi test cricket team, and both SA footy teams being handed a loss. Jordan caught up with resident sporting expert Bevo to unpack the weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Aus Science Media Centre - Olympic Committee Do the Science on Athlete's Mental Health
It can seem surprising that even the most committed, conditioned and disciplined bodies can struggle with mental health, but the International Olympic Committee have put a spotlight on just how big an issue it can be. Olivia at the Australian Science Media Centre spoke with Jordan about the…
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Aussie Music Legend Ian Moss On His Latest National Tour
Best known for topping the charts as a solo performer and with his band Cold Chisel, Ian Moss is once again hitting the road with country music star Troy Cassar-Daley. He spoke with Jordan about the upcoming tour. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Weekend Sports Wrap - Aussies Dominate in Glasgow, Crows Sneak Into Top Four
To catch up on the monumental amount of sport that happens each weekend, Jordan chats with sports broadcaster Bevo to give us the highlights. This week they spoke about the very successful Commonwealth Games campaign, Port Adelaide's narrow loss to the Giants, and an important win for the Crows…
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Finder - Do Aussies Feel Ripped Off By Solar?
Anytime you make a big purchase you run the risk of buyer's remorse; the regret of paying big money for something you end up not liking. Solar panels are no different, and Taylor Blackburn at Finder ran through a study on how Aussies feel about solar panels they've bought. See...
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Better Homes & Gardens - Getting Annuals Ready For Spring
Each year you might want to design a new look for your garden, and annuals are the best way to do that - here for a fun time not a long time. Jordan spoke with Jenny Dillon from Better Homes & Gardens Magazine to learn how to get them ready for planting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...
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Political Update with Tom Venning - Child Care and Bird Flu
Every Wednesday Tom Venning the Federal Member for Grey joins Jordan to keep the electorate up to date on what's been happening. This week they spoke about two of the biggest pressing issues around Grey; the lack of child care options, and the current bird flu outbreak. See…
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Bird Flu Outbreak Concerns In South Australia
Controlling wild animals is difficult at the best of times, and stopping them spreading diseases during an outbreak is even harder. Jordan spoke with Dr Carol Booth, Policy Director at the Invasive Species Council, about what we can do to best handle the impacts of the outbreak. See...
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Money Magazine - Savings Rates Worth Looking At
With interest rates rising this year it's a cause for concern for mortgage holders, but great news for high interest savings accounts. Michelle Baltazar at Money Magazine spoke with Jordan about some of the high rates being offered at the moment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Weekend Sports Wrap - SA Footy Woes, Comm Games Domination
Each Monday we look back at the weekend of sport, and crack into the AFL and anything else worth looking at with resident sporting nuffy Bevo. This week we spoke about a week to forget in South Australian sides in the AFL, and how Australia is cleaning up in Glasgow (although is anyone paying...
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Aus Science Media Centre - New Ancient Egypt Burial Discoveries
Ancient Egypt has long captured our imaginations, yet there's still quite a bit we don't know. Steven from the Australian Science Media Centre spoke with Jordan about the latest research. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Who doesn’t want to greet another day with information and entertainment?That’s what you get with The Big Breakfast, and there’s something different every day.The Big Breakfast is so big, you won’t need lunch….and probably dinner either!Jordan’s been keeping the state’s north company on the Big Breakfast for a few years now, keen to chat about what’s happening in our own backyard.With interests across news, politics, and sport – he’s a cricket tragic – Jordan loves a chinwag on just about any topic.He also apologises for his blatant Port Adelaide bias throughout the AFL and AFLW seasons, it simply can’t be helped.
HOSTED BY
5CS/5AU & iHeart Australia
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