Today on your bFM Breakfast: Keria's filling in for Rachel this morning, kicking off a week of guest hosts; Penelope Noir joins us for a rundown on Laneway's Fashun trends, and a new reality show on Netflix; Kiran pops in her book reckons to kick off February; and Keria got a chance to chat with The Chats at Laneway so we catch some of that. Happy Monday!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: So much sunshine this morning, just lovely really; we catch some of Rachel's chat with Holly Herndon during her Laneway; Dr. Kirsten Zemke is back with some British Blues; Tom Sainsbury pops in to talk about Auckland Museum's pride celebrations; Zoë joins us with Freya Finch to talk about OurGala; and Luke from Phoenix Foundation dials in for a quick chat.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A beautiful sunrise kicks off the Breakfast show this morning; Prof. Jennifer Curtin dials in to guide us through some of the political dramas that have unfolded in the last week; Leisha forecasts food trends for 2020; Louisa Nicklin joins us in studio to share her new single 'Pour It Down'; Troys got some ol' classics that have been reissued; and Ameila runs us through the Top Ten from last night. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Still somewhat recovering from Laneway, nothing a few coffees and good tunes can't fix; Rob talks us through the Antikythera mechanism; Brent and Morgan from Roady for Roadies join Rachel in studio to chat about a very worthy cause; and Rachel was lucky enough to have a chat with Stella Donnelly before her extraordinary Laneway set. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's the day after Laneway, things are a little dusty; His Worship dials in to talk Ihumātao, Fuller's ferries, and the City Rail Link; Blain Cunneen joins us after playing guitar for Julia Jacklin, and ahead of his own gig tonight; Sam gives us a review of a show he's been keeping secret for a bit; and Chris Bainbridge chats to us about 3D printing. Happy recovery day.

We're broadcasting live from Laneway Festival NZ, thanks to Atomic Coffee Roasters. Rachel and Tess run through some highlights from Laneway's past, and look forward to what's to come in Laneway future (AKA, this afternoon). Plus, a quick chat with Laneway Founder, Danny Rogers, about how this magical day came to fruition.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're like two kids on Christmas Eve, but instead, the night before a long weekend; Rachel was lucky enough to have a chat with Weyes Blood ahead of the Auckland Arts Festival so we catch some of that; we have two of the people behind Heavy is the Head That Wears the Crown in the studio Zoë talking theatre; and we're ending Friday Breakfast with cake, what a dream.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Phew, these nights are warm, lucky we've got some sizzlin' hot tunes to wake you up; Rod Oram runs us through some heavy topics on Political Commentary; Leisha's back talking nightshades and grilling; Troy brings in some goodies; and we've got Nicole, Billie and Xanthe on the line from Bitch Magic at Girls Rock Camp. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob shares his not-so-hot tips to Rachel and Tess; Rick Breeze prepares us for some humidity; we learn a couple of things we didn't know before on The Mind Trench; and Tim Batt reminds us there's no updates on the TV Three sale or the RNZ merger. Phew, Wednesday already.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: After a pretty warm evening, Rachel's got some hot tunes to start your Tuesday; His Worship, Phil Goff, talks about the housing crisis, homelessness and expensive transport; Sam's been watching Stephen King adaptations; and Dr. David Welch joins us to talk about loud music. Nice.