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Comedian Jimmy James Eaton joins Peter Bar for breakfast.

Always quirky and unusual – Jimmy talks to Pete about Troy Buswell, unicorns and … getting kicked out of home!?!?

There’s a comedian in town with a lineage as convoluted as a daytime soap plot and who can make mirth out of misery.

Des Bishop’s a London born Irish comedian brought up in New York whose Dad was very nearly James Bond.

Not everyone can say that…

Des joined Pete for a chat about his latest work, _ My Dad Was Nearly James Bond_ that’s inspired by the appreciation Des has for his dad.

It’s about fatherhood, how his dad was meant to play James Bond (in place of George Lazenby) and … his illness.

A Breast Cancer specialist has said women should be checked for Breast Cancer at a younger age to prevent the need for radical surgical procedures.

PROFESSOR IAN BENNETT told the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons Annual Scientific Congress that a national screening program should be put in place for young women with a family history of the disease.

His statements are at odds with the Breast Cancer Screen Program, who recently recommended women with a high risk of Breast Cancer not be screened.

PROFESSOR IAN BENNETT joined Meri Fatin to discuss the matter further.

It seems that an awards ceremony doesn’t go by without somebody losing their job the morning after…

Earlier this week, Comedian and columnist for Melbourne’s The Age newspaper CATHERINE DEVENY was sacked from her position at the paper following her twitter coverage of the Logies at the weekend.

Her comments about celebrities like Bindi Irwin and Rove McManus received criticism from fellow columnists, talkback radio hosts and fellow tweeters.

Meri Fatin spoke to Lecturer in Internet Studies at Cutin University DR TAMA LEAVER to discuss the ins and outs of social networking…

Breakfast’s own culinary expert Luke Bolton returned to speak to Peter Barr after a fun night baking in his kitchen with his children.

With bread on his mind, the banter began…

Brooke spoke to Gary Warden about a social networking for sustainability program called daysofchange and Helene Fisher about her experience at the Findhorn Ecovillage in the UK and how she applies that experience to facilitating change here in WA.

For more information check out daysofchange.org and findhorn.org.

Four of Australia’s premier singer/songwriters have come together to form one supergroup – a bit like the Travelling Wilbury’s but much younger.

One’s the front man for WA’s most successful band, one alternates between heading one of Perth’s indie darlings and knocking out solo songs under a non de plume.

Another has played in a number of adored local outfits and threatens to release a solo album soon, and the fourth is one of Sydney’s most successful singers.

They’re Kev from Eskimo Joe, Kevin Mitchell aka Bob Evans, Steve Parkin and Josh Pyke – together they’re Basement Birds and two of them joined Mr Barr for Breakfast.