Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mitch has brought in all his records and is ready to carry you through this Tuesday morning; the Mayor dials in to talk about Level One changes, Council funding cuts and this ongoing drought; another Short Player features Keanu Raves; Sam joins us for a nostalgic review; and Jemaima Tiatia-Seath talks about her research into period poverty in Aotearoa.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's away but never fear, Keria's here; kicking the show off with some financial guidance thanks to Rupert on Home Economics; Penelope Noir talks Fashun, and the history of Donyale Luna; Kiran's got a book that's sure to make you chuckle; and Justine talks four day working weeks on Red Dead Redemption. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Nothing like some hot tracks to warm you up on a chilly Friday morning; Fabian Fanboy watched a film he can't stop thinking about; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us a genre we're a little less familiar with; Gussie from Mermaidens joins us in studio to chat about their new music video; and Zoë's got a couple of virtual theatre picks for you to watch over the weekend. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel is here to guide you through this wintery Thursday morning; Morgan Godfrey calls in for Political Commentary to talk about the Black Lives Matter movement; Alexa Casino joins us with a hot new track, Keep Breathing; Troy returns with his favourites From The Crate; and Natural Ange is here to look after us through the year that's been, so far.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob joins us in the studio and it's safe to say he's a touch excited for his coffee; National MP, Nicola Willis chats to Rachel for the first time since the changes to the party; Rob's got a coffee and some stories about golden moles, eyebrows and hayfever; Martin from REPAIRS chats to us about having a spaced out gig; Tim's here with another round of Mediabatt; and Amelia is making sounds out of words. Or is it words out of sounds? Hmm.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're back after the long weekend, finally into the winter months; testing the listeners music knowledge with Second Guessing; the Mayor talks to Rachel after protests for Black Lives Matter yesterday; and Sam's got a show that's almost like Black Mirror mixed with The Good Place but different? Nice.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We made it to NZ Music T-Shirt Day, Rach is sporting her Na Noise tee and we're stoked to be supporting our talents kiwi musicians; Fabian Fanboy gives us the lowdown on some quality movies on the streaming platforms; Dr. Kirsten Zemke gets into shoegaze; and Zoë's got her usual lockdown theatre specials as well as an actual live show. Wowee.

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.