95bFM: Breakfast with Rosetta

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another Monday as we inch closer to the end of November and the start of the festive season; Penelope Noir teaches us about a slighlty more sustainable silk-like fabric; Andrew from Die! Die! Die! is on the line for a quick yarn before their gig in December; Kiran brings in a very special pick from her favourite publisher, this week; and we've got a special announcement to get you in the Christmas spirit. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rick Breeze tells us it's all sun for the weekend, like music to our ears; Fabian Fanboy chats to Rachel about some exciting cinema; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us PBRNB, slightly controversial; Dharmarat pops in with a brand new album to share; Sanaya & Mayen from My Heart Goes Thadak Thadak are here to gives us a run down of the play; and Director of Spring Interlude, Martin Sagadin, tells us about his brilliant film. Big day, lots of sunshine, make sure to wear sunscreen!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's a real space-y day on Breakfast today; Dr. Bryce Edwards chats local politics; Troy brings in his funky selections; and Amelia rounds up what went down on the 95bFM Top Ten last night. Special thanks to the hive mind for teaching us about space.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob and Tess are sleepy but thankfully Rachel's straight into some heavy politics with National Party Deputy Leader, Paula Bennett; Rob talks white noise, the pros and cons; Mark Fisher comes in to talk about some of the awesome events during World AIDS Day Festival; and our newly found media mate, Tim Batt joins us to solve the puzzle of Aotearoa's complex media landscape. Happy Days!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking the show off with a round of Second Guessing; followed by an intense encounter with some very spicy Peaches Hot Chicken ahead of Laneway Festival; Sam talks some big names on Viewmaster; and Kate Hannah from the University of Auckland tells us about her research on the science Whisper Networks. A very big, very spicy Breakfast, this morning.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A moody Monday after a big weekend; Penelope talks iconic fashion statements and one special designer; Jenna brings us a book by the joint Manbook Prize winner; and Luke Wood is on the line talking about his exhibition at Objectspace. We're bringing back the Summer Sorted Super Prize Pack, but when you needed a sunny pick me up, get yourself involved.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Big morning after the VNZMA's, with many exciting awards to be had; Fabian Fanboy calls in from Tinsletown with all sorts of exciting cinema reckons; Dr. Kirsten Zemke is back and bringing us riot grrrl this week; we hear from Jonny and Big Hungry at the VNZMA's last night; and Zoë joins us for some study procrastination in the form of theatre. Get out there and catch that high tide folks.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's excited about some upcoming tours; Rick promises we'll be fine for Drive Island tomorrow; David Slack's been thinking about maunga; Leisha's been thinking about hangover cures; Danielle sends in a sneak peek of her Church & AP interview; Troy makes a stop at 'the hole in the road'; Amelia's celebrating Kirikiriroa's finest - and apparently, so are you.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're talking Christmas already, yikes; Rob takes us back to the roots of left and right; we've got the Prime Minister on the line to talk Zero Carbon Bill, Armed Response Teams, and changes to partnership visas; Nato from Beastwars pops up to the studio ahead of the VNZMA's and to chat about some other exciting things on the horizon; and Tim Batt gives us the lowdown on some hot media-related takings. Good stuff.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A gloomy morning, but nothing like a bitta Breakfast to brighten it up; another tough Second Guessing stumps the listeners; His Worships touches on a few hot topics this week; Steve Newall pops into the studio to talk the Fraud Film Festival; Sam returns to a genre close to his heart whilst reviewing Watchmen; and we're learning about the dark side of tourism with Professor Andreas Neef. Make sure you've packed your umbrella today.