The second of our NZ Music Month Live to Airs with our featured performer MeloDownz.

Thanks to NZ on Air.

Deep dives into the song vaults; Penelope Noir explores the role of the 'older woman's' place in the world of fashion; Kate Brettkelly-Chalmers explores the idea of 'time' in contemporary art; and ...draw us a picture of thunder, would you?

The first of our NZ Music Month Live to Airs with our featured performer Kraus.

Thanks to NZ on Air.

For the first of our NZ Music Month Breakfast live to airs we're joined by the bloody legend that is Pat Kraus. Not to mention our stellar cast of regulars: Jacinda Ardern; Natural Ange; Kiran Dass; and Ximena Smith.

It's the bFM Breakfast Club, live from Real Groovy Records! Live performances from Trapjaw Kelpie and The Biscuits, and a live didgeridoo performance from Mikey as part of our weekly Travelling Tunes feature. Don't say we never do anything for you.

Thanks to our mates at Coffee Supreme and BurgerFuel.

Beth Orton joins Mikey, down the phoneline, prior to travelling here for her three New Zealand shows. How does her latest release, Kidsticks, fit in to her greater catalogue and how will she be bringing it to us live in June?

While at times completely derailed by the appearance of real live oysters, accompanied by Camilla and Tim from Rockefeller Oyster Bar, the show also manages to include an interview with the lovely Beth Orton; political commentary with Jennifer Curtin; crate dives from Troy and the folk at Southbound; some drooling from Producer Sarah and some swearing from Top Ten Pearl. It's a corker.

NZ gig promoter Manolo Echave on Venues Wellington's recent decision to enter an exclusivity arrangement with Ticketmaster. What does this mean for gig goers, both in Wellington and greater NZ?

Mike welcomes His Worship the Mayor of Auckland, The Honourable Phil Goff to the 95bFM Breakfast fold in this, the first of their weekly catch ups.

What a ripper: giant grounded clown balloons; Maria Walls on Leo's doco on climate change; Phil Goff in the first of our weekly catch ups; Laneway promoter Manolo Echave on Wellington's ticketing monopoly decision; and a bunch of Rob's bollocks.