Airchecks and interviews of Cameron Scott- Bohanna

On board the unsinkable breakfast show this morning I set sail with some interesting facts about the famous ship that met it's ill-fated demise on its maiden voyage.

Do you when the best time to harvest coffee beans? I gave some interesting facts about the humble coffee on the breakfast show this morning.

Here's a Guinness world record that is very cup-tivating. 2398 people gathered in the city of Xi'an, Shaanxi, in China to set the record for the largest cup percussion ensemble in the world in 2017.

Here's a world record for those who love some cheddar with their Wensleydale. The world's largest cheese platter/board record was achieved by Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin in 2018. They're definitely a big cheese now.

If you want to brush up on your painting skills and add a stroke of creativity to your life. You can rock on down to Emu Apple Arts on Gill St for a guitar watercolour workshop on the 30th of April. It's only $35 to take part.

The Queen of Jazz who won thirteen Grammy Awards and became a legend for singing "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" was born on this day. She is our Celebrity Birthday segment on the show this afternoon.

If you like to live life in the fast lane, these cheetah facts will be roar-some. According to thefactsite.com, whilst chasing prey a cheetah's speed can reach nearly 100km/h and can take up 150 breaths per minute.

As we know, most deserts are in hot regions of the world, evoking imagery of sand dunes and the shifting sands that make them. But, the Guinness world record for the most southerly sand dunes are in a place most won't expect. They are the Victoria Valley dunes, located in Antarctica and reach heights of up to 70 metres. Pack your jumpers if you want to see them though because it gets a bit chi...

Hello. A famous actor who once thought his maternal grandparents were his parents, and spent a year's worth of afternoons in detention while he was in high school celebrates a birthday today.

ANZAC Day is this month and if you're looking to mingle with members of the community after the parade and service, the Charters Towers CWA is inviting you back to their hall in Mossman St for a tasty morning tea.

Fridays are good days as it's the last day of the working weekend and we can celebrate the coming weekend. But if your birthday falls on a Friday, that's even better as James in Charters Towers found out.

This segment will certainly make tails wag. Do you know why dogs wag their tails? It's to communicate various emotions and gestures. I revealed how dogs do this on the show.

What starts with a one cent coin and ends with Bugs Bunny? It is the month of April! I detailed special days that fall within the month of April this morning.

Do you know what the best-selling video game console ever is. It was discontinued in January, 2013 but by then managed to sell a whopping 157,680,000 units from its release on 4 March 2000. I revealed the answer this morning on the brekky show.

This month, a great mental health initiative is coming to Charters Towers on the 15th of April. It's the RU OK? Conversation convoy happening at the Wellness Hub where you can connect and support each other. Plus there's a free sausage sizzle too.

Someone in Hughenden is having somewhat of a long weekend this week, as it's their birthday.

One of the most famous TV presenters ever, whose  family owned a company that sold tea cosies, celebrates a birthday today.

Some random Friday facts to get us in the mood for a weekend.

Charters Towers is now on Level 4 water restrictions due to the recent heavy rain. Council is working to repair the main intake. In addition, the Community Strategic Plan and Destination Management plan is now open for the community to have their input. And sadly, the CEO of the council is resigning in May. I spoke to the mayor of Charters Towers Regional Council, Liz Schmidt about this in our mon...

This morning I had a conversation with Sgt Anthony Hosie from QLD Police in Charters Towers about the recent break and enters over the past few weeks, the recent closed roads due to the flooding and police presence over the Easter holidays.

A famous singer that was once the lead vocalist for indie rock band Theaudience has a birthday today.

This is one world record you can bank on, at least if you lived in the Ming Dynasty in China. It's for the world's oldest surviving bank notes which were first printed during the reign of the Hongwu Emperor (1368–1398). I revealed this record on the brekky show this morning. Dollar for dollar, that's a pretty penny.

One eel in Sweden managed to live for one hundred and fifty-five. I gave some eel-ectric facts about the marine animal on the show this morning.

For today's Guinness World Record segment we're off to London to reveal a museum that has entered the record books for the world's largest archaeological archive. With over 10 kilometres of shelving and 120,000 brown boxes of artifacts, The Museum Of London archive contains everything from old Roman shoes, coffin plates, "witching bottles" and whale bones.

Back in 1882, a great unsolved mystery took place in the North Queensland town of Charters Towers. A large amount of gold went missing at one of the mills and despite police's best efforts they weren't able to find who the culprits were. It remains a mystery to this day. Today the talented cast of Towers Players are performing a musical based on this historic event, written by the staff of...