Today on your bFM Breakfast: Day two of 100% NZ music for Breakfast with Rachel, and it's toasty; His Worships talks some NZ music, homelessness and youth voting; we find out what's searched more, KFC or the Bible on Search & Destroy; Barnie Duncan's a man of many talents, including the Tap Man; Sam talks about Fleabag; and the University of Auckland's Julie talks about her research into cerebal palsy assessments. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's collected some of her favrouite music from our very own Aotearoa, and with day one of our 100% NZ muic week, she's ready to share it all with you; Pennie talks Gucci models; Amanda and Tom from ALot talk tools with Rachel; Jenna's reveling in post Auckland Writer's Festival vibes, and revieing Attraction; and Natural Ange helps you boost yourself up during this tough time of year. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel brings the sun out with some toasty tunes; Fabian's taking us to the streets of Hollywood for the latest movies; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings K-Pop to your airwaves this morning; and Zoë joins us with two special guests, Hweiling Ow and Marianne, to talk theatre. And would you look at that? The sun is now shining. Beaut.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: What a lovely morning to get cosy with some tunes for Breakfast; we've got a special 'ello from Rick Breeze's cat with our weather report; Rod Oram gives us some insight on why some aren't stoked about the Zero Carbon Bill; Leisha's eaten some yummy food she'd like to tell us about; Troy's got some disco (or not disco?) for us; and Amelia's got another dish of Top Ten for you. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's here to lift yr spirits through those mid-week blues; Rob tells Rach about some killer cows; we're very lucky to have Tayi Tibble in the studio after winning an Ockham Book Prize last night for her poems in Poūkahangatus; and we've got a bunch of goodies to give away for y'all. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's keeping up with the good tunes and keeping away from the germs around the office; we've got another round of Search & Destroy!; His Worship takes public transport (age-old Auckland discussion), homelessness, and waste; Ruby Porter joins Rachel to talk about Attraction and speaking at the Auckland's Writer Festival; and the University of Auckland's Matt Liggins talks lights and architecture. Stay safe out there in this cold weather, folks.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Feeling a little wintery this morning, time to warm up with some good tunes and hot coffee; Penelope's talking winkle-pickers, chelsea boots and beatle boots with Rachel; DisasterRadio and Tim Batt talk a pink Space Couch from light years away; Kiran's brought up a book she's been excited about for months, Shayne Carter's Dead People I Have Known; and Natural Ange is here just time for everyone falling ill.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's last show of her first week, woop! And we've got a full Breakfast for ya; Fabian Fanboy's over Anne Hathaway with Rachel; Dr. Kirsten Zemke talks Mento, a thread in the history of reggae music; Chelsea Winstanely joins Rachel to talk about Merata: How Mum Decolonised the Screen and the history of Merata Mita's powerful film-making; Johanna's got her top Comedy Festival picks for next week; and Repulsive Woman chats to Rachel about touring and their upcoming album. Enormous Breakfast, this morning.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's a jam-packed show this morning, oh boy, has Rachel got the tunes for you; Jennifer Curtin talks to Rachel about the Zero Carbon Bill, and the upcoming Australian election; Leisha's back from Thailand, so you can only imagine the flavours on offer today; comedian Donna Brookbanks is looking for her inner superhero, in her show Heroic; Troy brings in some tasty selections; and Amelia's got a hot new Top Ten for you. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel selects some tunes and they're going down a treat; National Party's Paula Bennett talks to Rachel about the UN's extinction report, cannabis and leadership in the party; Rob's got a story that he's ready to make into a film, for any directors out there; and NZ Herald journalist, Kirsty Johnston, comes in to talk about Fighting the Demon. Join us as we dive into the glorious tunes Rachel has selected for this Wednesday.