95bFM: Breakfast with Rosetta

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another beautiful sunrise in the bFM studio as we've passed the winter equinox; Second Guessing is far from easy this morning; the Mayor gives us an update on the drought situation, statues across Aotearoa, and the Emergency Budget; Dharmarat pops into the studio ahead of Fancy New Band on Friday; Sam's not thrilled with 13 Reasons Why; another Short Player thanks to Jess and L V J; and Rebecca talks research post-lockdown. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's back from the weekend, and Sarah's in the hotseat; Rupert pops in for Home Economics to talk finance; Gum Country chats to us all the way from LA about their hot new record; Kiran's back in the studio with a book she can't recommend enough; and Justine's here to guide you through some of your union queries.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's Friday and we're kicking this off with some absolute bangers; Fabian Fanboy's got a couple of streaming films to talk about; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings a polarising genre into the light; Rachel had a chat with Phoebe Bridgers about her new album, Punisher; and Zoë's got some local selections for Stage Direction this week. Don't forget, from 7pm tonight until 7pm tomorrow, Bandcamp is donating 100% of its fee to NAACP legal defence fund. Check out this link for an ongoing list of black artists with music on Bandcamp.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A nice big cuppa coffee to kick off this Thursday morning; Professor Jennifer Curtin joins us to talk about what's going on in politics; Diggy Dupé brings us his new single CT&T; Rachel had a chat with Christian Lee Hutson about his new album; and Troy's got some selections From The Crate to share with us.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking off the show with our first chat with Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Nikki Kaye; followed by a lovely chat with Noah Slee about his newest single; Tim comes in with plenty to talk about in the mediascape; and Amelia reminds us that one word can have two meanings on Word Salad. Nothing like a good gig announce to get you through your Wednesday.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're back discussing the ol' red sky at night weather myth with Rick Breeze; Second Guessing brings us an absolute hit; the Mayor goes over the Emergency Budget with Rachel; Sam's spent the weekend in tears with a must-see show; on the 49th anniversary of the Polynesian Panthers, Dr. Melani Anae joins us to talk about her history with the party; and the University of Auckland's Merryn Gott tells about her research into the experience of older people in the Covid-19 lockdown.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: After the first weekend of returning to the clubs, we're needing a little pick me up; Rupert joins us for Home Economics to get our finances in order after the weekend; Sian Montgomery-Neutze chats with us about being the tā moko artist in Ruahine: Stories In Her Skin; Jenna loved Fake Baby, and definitely recommends it; and Justine is here to guide you through your union queries. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Last night saw the return of live gigs and we're sure some of you are feeling it today so we've got plenty of tunes to get you through; Dr. Kirsten Zemke kicks off the weekend with Funk; Victoria talks to us about Girls Rock Camp, slightly different this year; and Director, Vanessa Patea, tells us about her film, Tapu Te Ranga Marae. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Hot coffee and even hotter tunes are essential this morning; Rod Oram gives us his Political Commentary for the week; Ben Stevens chats to us about a new compilation Kiwi Animals: Future/Primitive Aotearoa; Troy's got some groovy picks From The Crate; and Sarah takes us through some of the new playlist tracks on bFM. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's back but we're still figuring out what day it is; Prime Minsiter Jacinda Ardern dials in to catch up now that we're in Alert Level One; Rob's tells us what's what with crumpets; Tim covers election campaigning and latest in media coverage of the Black Lives Matter movement; and Amelia goes through logy's. Plus, a heavy debate about Vegemite and Marmite.