Today on your bFM Breakfast: Sarah's into contouring; Mike's into mah-na mah-na; Jacinda's got the post-Straya goss and practicality in the face of poor inheritance; and Kiran brings in some Didion and some Doors.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Fabian questions our need to contend with 'moms', bad or otherwise; Dr. Kirsten brings in a 'borg' of a beauty; Jonny and Rick help Mike deliver the firework review the city might not _need_, but it certainly deserves; and Shane's going up the Hokianga.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: David Slack's both in the building and in the mood; Delaney's got fermentation massage advice; Mike attempts a firework cross (spoiler: fizzer); Ant Timpson's film competition is now an accomplished teen; Troy's picked you some export quality fruit; and Pearl hearts Bic (remixed).

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's been digging through ancient alien civilisations; Maria's come over all poetic; His Worship the Mayor's back with a bumper sound-off; Mike hearts sapiens; and mince... what is it?

Today on your bFM Breakfast: it's a very spooky Halloween special (well, not _really_); Pennie introduces us to The Vampire's Wife; we get behind a bid to help Beastwars f*ck cancer; Phil Brough tells us about his award winning short, Fire in Cardboard City; Aidee tried to watch a scary movie and ended up comic/festive; and Lucy Vete describes her work referencing Tongan diaspora through architectural practice.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike smells a Ratt; Stewart smells a building; PM Ardern knows what's really in your t-sauce; we find out about the future of increasingly monetised professional gaming; Kiran brings in a story of minimal noise and maximum drugs; and Ange deals patiently with magnesium, minerals and mutts. Oh my.

Mikey chats with Dr. Bryce Edwards about the new coalition government; Hard To Find Bookstore owner Warwick talks with Mikey about the challenges facing his Onehunga store; And Troy brings in a bag of vinyl treats for From the Crate.

Breakfast with a strong Halloween theme. Rob Bollix explores some old holloween tales; Maria Walls reviews 'Spookers'; And Darryn Paterson-Harkness joins Mikey to talk about the screening of Nosferatu at the Vic in Devonport.

Full to the absolute brim. We talk to Jacinda Ardern; Announce the 2018 Auckland City Limits lineup & speak to Campbell Smith; Discuss the best superheros on TV; Explore the ethics of invasive species eradication; and wrap things up with a little chat about Kea, the 'bird of the year'.

Broadcasting live from Real Groovy Records, Mikey has regular guests Fabian Fanboy & Dr Kirsten Zemke; With live performances from Arthur Abez & Being.