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.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike, Sarah and Jules smash out some pretty mean desk drumming to your Metal Memory Monday track; Jacinda gives her verdict on Bill English's National Party conference speech (spoiler: not good); Geneva from SoccerPractise and Belinda + Jarrad from Puha & Pakeha drop by to talk us through Matariki on the Waterfront, this weekend at Silo Park; Jenna recommends the well-established joys of David Sedaris; and Angela 'Eagle' Haldane advises the sick and helps the aged.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike is absent; Sarah's buzzed out on codeine while recovering from a lost voice; Fabian calls in from Chicago to talk blockbuster mediocrity; Dr. Zemke brings the knowledge with regards to the 'king' of all instruments, the Hammond organ; and playwright Briar Grace-Smith and actor Jack Buchanan drop in to discuss their involvement in Auckland Theatre Company's Matariki play, When Sun & Moon Collide.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Pennie and Mike enquire as to just what constitutes the 'it' in 'it' girl; director Pete Gleeson stops in to talk about his sensational doco, Hotel Coolgardie; Milly Tabak of The Miltones chats to Mike about the band's current tour, as well as performing live-in-studio for your listening pleasure; the newsteam and Mike discuss immigration approaches; and Dr. Alys Clark details the development and uses for virtual (!) lungs.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Jacinda Ardern walked Waterview and lived to tell the tale; some stonkers from artists old and new; evocative post-punk fiction with Kiran; and a hearty Natural Ange to start your week.

It's your bFM Breakfast Club - live from Real Groovy Records. Feat. Fabian Fanboy phoning in; Dr. Zemke talking some vibraslap; Big Hungry doing some furtive sneaking; the climax of our Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson giveaway; and LIVE PERFORMANCES from JessB and Siobhan Leilani. Bloody choice.