Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob details his recent psychic takeover; Dr. Maria seeds a studio-wide David Lynchathon; Julian Boshier drops in to talk about his sensational Head Like A Hole documentary, Swagger of Thieves, and Ximena runs through the contradictions and questions inherent in the new Laura Poitras documentary on Julian Assange, Risk, as part of our weekly NZIFF segment, 'bMovies'; and Mikey and Sarah yell at a departing Adam from another room.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Chris Marshall, bass in both Miss June and The Miltones, drops in to talk short burst touring; Penelope Noir and Aimee from Tatty's educate on the recycled clothing game; we air our special interview with Baby Driver director Edgar Wright; Simon Velvin stops by to talk all things Semi-Permanent; and we stay in the lobby to learn about the anthropological study of multi-player online video game music.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: we give a hearty shaka to our new surf reporter, Stephanie; Jacinda Ardern uses rude words on air pre-watershed (awesome); Mikey's a Bad Feminist; the team bask in the warm post-deGrasse Tyson glow (apart from Ximena, who has her own stories to tell); and Ange takes verrucas, travel belly and critics to task.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Dr. Bryce talks to Mikey about the government's response to youth suicide and the public's response to Shane Jones; Nick and Anya from Nick Von K jewellery stop by to talk First Thursdays and space cats; Troy brings in an unusually horse based selection in From the Crate; Sarah's dad _didn't_ write a porno; and Pearl brings the latest news from the ever-changeable bFM Top Ten.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: we're filled to the gills with giveaways; Rob educates on the sexual habits of the common cabbage butterfly; Dr. Maria isn't so swayed by German cinematography (or nunches); Phil Goff seems to be developing the dangerous (and foolhardy?) ability to read Mike's mind; Veronica stops by to talk all things Hollywood Avondale; our very own Amelia reviews some really great rugs (like, really great) and this week's NZIFF pick, The Love Witch; Ximena talks some Shane Jones; and we all _just about_ exit the show unscathed.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Pennie, Mike and Sarah discuss creative copyright in Fashun; we give away a metric sh*t-tonne of prizes; Big Hungry finds that asking does beget receiving; Mikey disusses the perils of sugar with Dr. Gerhard Sundborn; and, oh just casually, only a bloody interview with Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Fabian Fanboy sits through a third helping of minions; Dr. Kirsten brings in a great bag of tracks to celebrate the sunshine-y steel pan; Sarah flubs an attempt to sneak Debussy into the wee hours; and - on the day of its release - we give the brand new Kane Strang album, Two Hearts and No Brain, a spin ...as well as having a chat with the man himself, live from Dunedin.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: the wonderful Rod Oram lets slip his vicar's anarchist reading habits; an underslept Gareth Popham stops by to let Mikey in on the first wave of acts playing this year's Northern Bass - including, oh, only a live bloody interview with legendary musician, actor and artist Goldie; Troy's From the Crate biscuits/cakes are particularly tasty; and Sarah and Pearl fill you in on all things theatre and bFM Top Ten.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's got the meat on animal sentience; Dr. Maria discusses the superhero parody anime, One Punch Man; Phil Goff gets comprehensive on Watercare and proposed America's Cup developments; Tool videos are pretty weird; and Ant Timpson gives us the rundown on his Incredibly Strange selections for the New Zealand International Film Festival.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: we bring you Breakfast LIVE from the Team New Zealand America's Cup camp in Bermuda**; Pennie, Mikey and Sarah praise the virtues and history of the humble Doc Marten boot; and Mike interviews Dr. Pauline Gulliver of the New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse about their new release of truly shocking NZ family violence statistics.

**bFM cannot stand by the veracity of these claims.