Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's all over your Göbekli Tepe; we stay _just_ on the right side of the wheels falling off with Dr. Walls; Mikey talks to Simon Ogston about his new documentary, Bill Direen: A Memory of Others; Sarah reveals her specialist subject; and we all make fun of Hugh. ...Sorry Hugh.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Head Like a Hole's Nigel Regan calls in ahead of the NZIFF premiere of Swagger of Thieves; Penelope and James from Jimmy D talk the trials and tribulations of NZ Fashion Week; Bloodnut come in to give their stonker of a brand new album, St. Ranga, a spin; the newsroom's in a bloody tailspin over the departure of both Little and Scaramucci; and Dr. Francis Collins speaks to us on the topic of the hour - migration.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey asks Jacinda about how the latest Colmar Brunton affected Labour's leader; Murray 'Legend' Cammick stops in to talk Iggy Pop's pajamas and his latest photography exhibition, AK 75-85; Kiran talks millenials, fashion and St. Kevins Arcade within a Loose Read; Joel's got a fair whack on The Wire; and just a big shout out to John Pilger, ay.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Fabian phones in with the latest in Hollywood television; turns out the Theramin wasn't made by an Ian; street artist Adore lets us in on what she has planned for Saturday's bStreet; and Gloria Estefan really missed out on employing the Te Kuiti Sound Machine.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Sarah manages to wedge in an accidental feet theme; Steph makes an open invitation to the Maori Bay surf comp this weekend; Rick's amped for bStreet; Ally wonders whatever happened to glue; Troy's biscuits are analysed; and Pearl and Sarah give the 95bFM Top Ten a thorough dissection.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's attempted hexes fail to _completely_ take over the show; Ximena saves the day and the microphone; Rob talks sea monsters and sirens; Paul Oremland talks to us about his new film, 100 Men, and how it turns private history into public snapshot; Penelope Noir returns early to discuss an NZIFF doco on her specialist subject; and Sarah plays more records from the 70s than she'd usually be allowed.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Penelope talks neckties and Mikey talks frigatebird furniture; Karyn Rachtman talks us through some of the gamechanging film soundtracks she's helped compile; Hugh Sundae ups the yelly quotient (as if we needed help); and Sarah's kinda upset about the demise of MSPaint.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey's discovered that Mike Patton just might be the baby whisperer; Jacinda talks trials of the campaign trail; we start not one but two giveaway draws; the sound of turtle copulation; Ange extolling the grand virtues of garlic; and Jenna, Mike and Sarah talk clever-clogs and onion layers in Loose Reads.

Today on your bFM Breakfast we're beaming to you live from Real Groovy Records! We've got: live performances from Roy Irwin (sans Piss) and Baby Zionov; piping hot smash-browns from our mates at BurgerFuel; piping hot coffee from our mates at Coffee Supreme; a treasure hunt in the CD bins; Mikey talking a lot about his impending birthday; and Sarah's been sleep scrapping again.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey talks to David Slack about election promises and Metiria's admissions; Independent Music New Zealand's Dylan Pellett drops in for a sneaky embargo break while detailing the upcoming Going Global Music Summit; My Year with Helen director Gaylene Preston talks about her namesake award within the HP48HOURS Film Competition; Troy brings in the best misheard nod to King Curtis around; and Mike talks community and music with electronic musician-turned-Hare Krishna Denver McCarthy.