95bFM: Breakfast with Rosetta

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another short week and a lot of getting take-out for tea; Second Guessing proves just how well the listeners know their stuff; His Worship chats to Rachel about the ongoing water issue, public transport, and council run facilities; and co-founder of Eat Local NZ, Tim, joins us for a chat about how to support local cafes and restaurants. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another week down, and some glorious sunshine to top it all off; Fabian Fanboy gives us his Top Five Steven Spielberg movies, absolute classics; Dr. Kirsten Zemke is bringing back New Wave; Hayden from Swallow The Rat joins Rachel to chat about the new album out today and touring in an uncertain time; Zoë's shares her top picks of theatre for the weekend (virtually, of course) and Sunday Painter is back with another lesson, this week.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess are make sure to get themselves ready for work *before* the show starts; David Slack shares his hot takes on the current political climate; Tess talks about eggs on Tesscipes; Chris Cudby brings in some funky new tracks to take us through the weekend; and Amelia gives us the lowdown of what happened on the Top Ten last night.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking off the show with a beautifully crisp morning (thanks Rick Breeze) and diving straight into some politics with National MP, Nicola Willis; Rob's giving taking us down the rabbit hole of defrosting; David Farrier joins us to talk all sorts of Webworms; Tim's here to update us on all things media; and Amelia's talking quarantine. Topical.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're holding it down on bFM with plenty of good tunes to help you through; His Worship catches up with Rachel about the PM's announcement and various other related topics; Larsen chats to us about the new project from Noa Records; and Sam Sinnott returns this week with a show that gets rave reviews all round. Settle in, bFM's got you.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A foggy Monday in Tāmaki Makaurau, in desperate need of a Wake Up Call and some coffee; Justine's on the line to kick of the week with some top tips for union matters on Red Dead Redemption; Alice Snedden and Rose Matafeo chat to Rachel about Boners of the Heart and their celeb crushes; and Jenna's been ploughing through her reading list, this week special mentions go to Rebecca Solnit's Recollections of My Non-Existence. Plus, some top tips for cooking eggplant. Nice.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: All the days might be blurring but it is indeed a Friday and we're happy to be here; Fabian Fanboy gives his top five Paul Verhoeven films; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Neo Soul, and we love it; Vanessa and Ruth chat to Rachel about how you can get your entries in for the 48 hour Film Festival; Zoë brings us some more virutal theatre; and we're happy to bring you a new (old) segment, Sunday Painter! 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Nothing like a bit of sunshine streaming into the bFM studio, and Tess's bedroom studio; Dr. Bryce Edwards catches up with Rachel about the PM's paycut and what our democracy looks like; Tess talks everyone's latest hobby, making pasta; Vanessa from Pantograph Punch joins Rachel for a chat about their online festival; Chris Cudby brings three new tracks for us to wrap our ears around; and Amelia's got a hot new Top Ten to share with us.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A little chillier this morning, lucky we've got plenty of hot tunes to warm us up; the Prime Minister dials in to catch up with Rachel about the latest with Alert Level Four; Rob's got a mixed bag on The Mind Trench; Ben Woods chats to us about Better, Living, Everyone; Tim gets a few things off his chest about our current Mediascape; and Amelia teaches us another word to add to our vocabulary. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're back after our Easter staycation with plenty of good tunes to kickstart your short week; His Worship joins us to catch up about putting Council contracts on hold, the Government's Education rollout and the Council's Welfare Package; and a round of Second Guessing proves the listenerships collective genius.