Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey blows, and possibly transplants, Rob's mind; His Worship the Mayor calls in early to talk City Missions and sleeping rough; Clayton gives the rundown on the latest Studio Ghibli offering, The Red Turtle; Dr. Annie Goldson talks to Mike about her new doco, Kim Dotcom: Caught in the Web; we give away more goodies than we know what's good for us; and Amanda Jane Robinson rounds out our NZIFF segment bMovies by reviewing Jonathan Olshefski’s new documentary Quest.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: gigs, gigs everywhere and not the time to think; Big Ben's chime (really appreciate you didn't go with 'dong' here - Ed.); Penelope outlines eyeliner while Mike cranks the Charles & Eddie; Sarah lets slip her favourite bedtime stories; Ximena doubts the veracity of claims from the NZ Taxpayer's Union; and Dr. Marta's got some sound advice on children's health.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: big, big news of the wintery dumping kind; Jacinda speaks to Little's swinging dick comments, Winston's bluster and Metiria's honesty; Dom Hoey won't tell us why his Heart Looks Like A Vagina; Sarah's up with her Las Vegas royalty while Troy Van Leeuwen compliments Mikey's questioning style; and Kiran schools us on skiffle.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Fabian lets Mike in on a little of Tinseltown's finest; Dr. Kirsten brings around the instrument we've all been waiting for; Suzi Jowsey Featherstone talks to us about the state of female mental health in New Zealand; Aussie band The Pinheads seem to have gone a bit too hard the night before their phoner; Matt and Matilda describe their theatrical Cock; and Mike's thwarted in the final minutes by technology. And, erm, minutes.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Jordan Mooney stops by to talk about playing some other dude called Jordan in TVNZ's new Sunday Theatre 'The Dance Exponents: Why Does Love?'; Steph keeps her surf spot secrets in the face of Mikey's insistence; Troy joins us a little earlier and we all get a little wiser in From the Crate; Ant Healey and Fazerdaze talk to Mike about songwriting and the 2017 APRA Silver Scrolls longlist announce; and everyone else is either freezing, moving house, or in France.

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.