In which Jonny plays nothing but the hits and Rob has sauerkraut on toast.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey's got gummed up ears; Penelope's got body mod concerns; we talk HP48HRS with Auckland City Manager, Morgan Leigh Stewart; Sarah's teen years sound pretty sketchy; Ximena hates syncopation; and Prof. Drummond tells us tales of computers, viruses and evolution.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: a big weekend for Jacinda, Jacinda, political flame tinder; Morgana O'Reilly drops in to talk Stella Kowalski and swoony accents; Jenna and Mikey talk books on Badalamenti; the U.S. really is falling to bits RN, huh; and Ange has the tonics to cure what ails you.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: it appears the church still isn't done interfering with yr rock 'n' roll; Fabian's out to detail a brand new type of Trip; gig announces up yr wazoo; Looney Tunes stair foley courtesy of Dr. Zemke; a visit from three floor managers at the Magic Factory; and James Lavelle has some advice for Mikey regarding his first edition UNKLE figurine.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Dr. Edwards has some bold statements for the politically indifferent; Delaney had a birthday dozen; Troy's triptych slays once again; Amelia holds down the 95bFM Top Ten fort; and James Lavelle calls in 'cat'.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's got zero 'knees-up' for Mrs. Brown; His Worship tells us what to do if your local cat's eyes look drunk; Clayton applauds the Dion/Laurent approach to suggesting a sustainable future; Sarah'd quite like a Babel fish; and we all get a box of Cricket Pasta. Seriously.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: everybody loves Marlon (again); Alessandra loves Rum 'n' Raisin; Mia loves Cookies 'n' Cream (good woman); and I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: everybody loves Marlon; Jacinda weighs in on clean water and dirty boot camps; Kiran makes a case for an author's decision to dismiss the full stop; we solve the Nambassa Dancing Guy mystery; and Ange has some sage advice for those plagued with studytime stress.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Reuben's a trooper; brand new tracks get a play (as well as some, er ...Van Halen); Fabian's verdict on the latest Luc Besson; Dr. Kirsten professionally makes a case for an instrument she dislikes; the utterly lovely Bic Runga stops by in honour of the twentieth anniversary of her debut album Drive; and we announce the winner of the utterly bonkers 95bFM Winter Dump.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Assoc. Prof. Jennifer Curtin makes sense of an NZ political world gone topsy-turvy; brand new gig announces for your ear/eyeholes; Delaney gets a Scot-accented caller (and Sarah) a bit too excited about breadcrumbs; Troy's triptych is a corker (again); and Pearl just really needs Ximena to finish talking so she can get to class.