Today on your bFM Breakfast: You could be mistaken for thinking this was a round of bingo but we're definitely awake now; David Slack joins us for a coffee and a chinwag about politics; Peter Dickens is in the studio to remind us about NZ Music T-shirt Day tomorrow; Baby Zionov has a new track out and is ready for her zoom club night; Leaping Tiger chats to us about having gigs again ahead of playing tonight; and Programme Director, Sarah, gives us three new tracks to sink our teeth into. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A typo leaves us thinking we might be expecting some pretty big ~waves~ coming through, oops; the Prime Minister dials in bright and early to cover some huge topics; Rob's talking bees and fridges; Miranda Harcourt discusses the film industry with Rachel, how things are changing; and Tim's here to help us through a hefty week of media news. Feeling thankful for the rain, to be honest.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rach and Tess talk tourism (don't ask) to kick off your Tuesday; Second Guessing gets the listeners giving clues; the Mayor is thrilled about the heavy downpour we had overnight; Short Player features Vera Ellen; and Sam watched Midnight Gospel, but did he enjoy it? Stay tuned.

Today on your 95bFM Breakfast: kei te ngenge ahau, kei te pēhea koe?; Penelope Noir gives us the lowdown on hygiene face masks within fashion, from medical-grade generosity to morbid cash-grab; Stefan Neville's on the line to talk about bFM favourite Olumpus' 'Caucus' being pressed to wax for the first time; Jenna's been reading all about Breasts & Eggs; Rachel's got a bunch of sick tunes for yr Mondayitis; and Sarah says as little as possible.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We made it to Friday; Fabian Fanboy gives us the low down on cinemas reopening and what's good to see; Dr. Kirsten Zemke sparks debate with Zolo; Rohan from the Wine Cellar dials in ahead of the first gig in a wee while; Zoë's got some hot picks for theatre you can watch online; and another Sunday Painter teaches us what we didn't realise we needed to know.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking the show off with some good news; Dr. Bryce Edwards dives deep into the ongoings with the National Party; Tess is dedicates a whole segment to risotto; and Jazmine Mary dials in to give us the low down on one of the first gigs at Level Two. Nothing like getting real profound to carry you through a Thursday.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel consoles (gettit?) about her broken PS4, rough start; National Party Deputy Leader Paula Bennett talks polls, and other political things with Rachel; Rob tells us stories of corgis, magpies and Greek Gods; Tim Batt returns to give us the full story of the $1 offer to buy Stuff; and Amelia gives another content warning before Word Salad.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Hopefully everyone's adjusting to waking up a little bit earlier; Dim proves his expansive music knowledge yet again; His Worship isn't stoked on all this sunshine; Short Player features Borrowed CS, thanks to Jess Fu; Sam's been sucked into Little Fires Everywhere; and Dan from Doc Edge runs us through their online programme. Kia Kaha David Lange.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're kicking off the NZ music only week, and wowee is there plenty of bangers to play; Justine returns for Red Dead Redemption, answering all your Level Two employment queries; Catalina joins us to talk about taking Auckland Zinefest online this year; and Kiran reviews a book she's been sitting on for a year. Back into it!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We made it to Friday after a ha-uge week; Fabian Fanboy spooks us with this Top Five Horror films; Dr. Kirsten Zemke gives us the lowdown on Zydeco; we've got Haz Beats on the line while he's out for a jog; Zoë's got a few faves from the theatre world to recommend; and another Sunday Painter teaches us about toast. Happy Friday!