Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess are joined in studio by Liv this morning, and it's definitely feeling a lil wintery today; Fabian Fanboy dials in from LA to talk films; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings in some Hi-NRG, and Rachel's ready to dance; Troy Kingi pops up to the studio to play us a track off his very special new album; and Julia brings us the best weekend in theatre all year, wowee. Keep dry, folks.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another foggy morning in Tāmaki Makaurau; Rod Oram dials in to talk electric cars and mixing business and government; Leisha joins Rachel and Tess in studio for a chat about mid-winter Christmas before she gets off for some European summertime; Bailey Wiley pops up for a chat about her gig tomorrow night and the Redbull Re-Up remix competition; Troy brings in some long-awaited tunes; and Amelia brings us up to date with what happened on the Top Ten last night.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A big bowl of some good music for Breakie this morning; with a dash of The Mind Trench with Rob Bollix bringing us some hot takes on ~art~ and stuff about outta space; plus Peter Ruddell pops up to talk about Sulfate, his new solo project that's taking the airwaves by storm. Nothing like some good tunes to clear up a foggy morning.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel gives you Coffee for your Wake Up Call, this morning; Search & Destroy! strikes again; our second installment of bMovies features Director, Justin Pemberton talking economics and Amanda Jane Robinson shares some love for Agnès Varda and her special feature in NZIFF this year; and Ready, Steady, Learn brings in Craig Sutherland to talk about robots. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's Monday morning, it's getting brighter and we're starting to feel we're out the other side of this Winter business; Penelope Noir's talking about a second hand mall in Sweden, the first of it's kind; JessB pops up to the studio to chat about her new single MOOD, and touring Europe; Jenna brings up a bit of a weird (in a good way) book to review; and Natural Ange is talking about anxiety, warts and sleep. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Breakfast brings the sunshine out, we reckon; Fabian talks to Rachel after an earthquake in California, very scary stuff, but still talking movie releases; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Do Wop, one of her personal faves; Liv does a great interview with Mike Skinner from The Streets; special bFM alumni, George Fenwick, gives us a juicy theatre guide for Stage Direction; and Laurette and Aaron come up to studio to talk Slow Saturdays and sustainable fashion. We made it to Friday, yay!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess are rugged up in the studio bringing you some Breakfast delights on this dreary morning; Dr. Bryce Edwards chat with Rachel about warmer and drier rentals (especially with this weather), the DHB, and the End of Life Choice bill; Leisha brings in some buttery treats (she says burnt, we say perfection) and talks fourth of July and Canada Day snacks; Troy brings in a few jazzy numbers From The Crate; and Amelia counts down the Top Ten for us. Plus two tasty special announcements. Keep dry out there folks.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Everyone's feeling a little croaky but nothing some good Breakfast can't fix; Rob's talking dreams, and we're really getting into the deep stuff on The Mind Trench; Petra from the Eastern Women's Refuge comes in to talk about their epic fundraiser line up, and who doesn't love a good raffle?; and the Dance Plant Collective pop up to talk to Rachel about a few events they've got coming up including First Thursday's and Tūrama Festival. We made it through Wednesday with coffee, tunes, chats and great segues.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess are just waking up with some good tunes and a sip a coffee, waiting for the sun to rise; a round of Search and Destroy! gets the adrenaline running; we debut this year's bMovies segment to showcase some of the films featuring in NZIFF this year, Simon Coldrick, Director of By The Balls (2019),and our very own Amelia reviews You Don’t Nomi (2019); and Dr. Nicki Jackson talks to us about alcohol policy and she believes it needs to change. A wild ride of a Breakfast show this morning.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's Monday, we've got coffee and tunes plus a special announcement to kick your week off real nice; Penelope Noir answers a listener request and pays tribute to Gloria Vanderbilt; Kiran joins us to talk about a special book that was a winner of the 2019 International Booker Prize, Celestial Bodies by Jokha Alharthi; and Natural Ange pops into the studio to talk about PMS. A good start to the week.