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It's the Queens birthday! Aimée's on the decks with side-kick Poppy Totally to celebrate the cultural phenomenon!
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Dr. Bryce Edwards provides some insight into the current state of #nzpol; Delaney's getting smashed on mulled wine; Troy plays not one, but TWO tracks from London keyboardist Kamaal Williams; and Pearl rounds up another week's Top Ten. Who's got the top spot? There's only one way to find out.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Dr. Bryce Edwards provides some insight into the current state of #nzpol; Delaney's getting smashed on mulled wine; Troy plays not one, but TWO tracks from London keyboardist Kamaal Williams; and Pearl rounds up another week's Top Ten. Who's got the top spot? There's only one way to find out.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey DJs a live set from Morning People; Rob and Jack try an Englishman's kombucha; Jules is fizzing for the We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! DVD review; His Worship discusses the future of a notoriously rectangular Waterfront stadium; and another lucky punter joins the fight for 12 months of free internet. Shoutouts Orcon.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey DJs a live set from Morning People; Rob and Jack try an Englishman's kombucha; Jules is fizzing for the We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! DVD review; His Worship discusses the future of a notoriously rectangular Waterfront stadium; and another lucky punter joins the fight for 12 months of free internet. Shoutouts Orcon.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: another ~ controversial ~ season of 13 Reasons Why is upon us and our resident television authority's got the rull review; Nick Borroz joins us to studio to internationalisation and foreign policy on Ready, Steady, Learn; we have passes on passes to giveaway for Courtney Barnett; and Mikey prepares for tomorrow's highly-anticipated morning rave. 6:30 - 8am at Whammy Bar. Party first, work later.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Dr. Bryce Edwards provides some insight into the current state of #nzpol; Delaney's getting smashed on mulled wine; Troy plays not one, but TWO tracks from London keyboardist Kamaal Williams; and Pearl rounds up another week's Top Ten. Who's got the top spot? There's only one way to find out.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey DJs a live set from Morning People; Rob and Jack try an Englishman's kombucha; Jules is fizzing for the We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! DVD review; His Worship discusses the future of a notoriously rectangular Waterfront stadium; and another lucky punter joins the fight for 12 months of free internet. Shoutouts Orcon.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: another ~ controversial ~ season of 13 Reasons Why is upon us and our resident television authority's got the rull review; Nick Borroz joins us to studio to internationalisation and foreign policy on Ready, Steady, Learn; we have passes on passes to giveaway for Courtney Barnett; and Mikey prepares for tomorrow's highly-anticipated morning rave. 6:30 - 8am at Whammy Bar. Party first, work later.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike's got a ripping Metal Memory for your Monday morning; Kiran joins us in studio to discuss Alex Ross' sonic musings in Listen To This; Lachlan teases another riveting Wire; and Mary-Margaret and Natural Ange tag-team a talk on Menstrual Health Day.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: David braves the cold winter to give us his hottest takes on #nzpol; we feast on cheese scones with Delaney; Noah Slee's performing live from the bFM lounge ahead of the Pacific Music Awards; South Africa's "king of jazz" makes an appearance via Southbound vinyl; and Pearl drops by for a deliciously New Zealand Top Ten.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: David braves the cold winter to give us his hottest takes on #nzpol; we feast on cheese scones with Delaney; Noah Slee's performing live from the bFM lounge ahead of the Pacific Music Awards; South Africa's "king of jazz" makes an appearance via Southbound vinyl; and Pearl drops by for a deliciously New Zealand Top Ten.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob wishes he could bring his own emotional support pet to the studio; Clayton reviews of one of Nic Cage's few good films; the Prime Minister celebrates this holy month of NZ Music with a classic track from Tiny Ruins; and another lucky punter goes in the draw to win 12 months worth of free internet. Thanks Orcon!
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob wishes he could bring his own emotional support pet to the studio; Clayton reviews of one of Nic Cage's few good films; the Prime Minister celebrates this holy month of NZ Music with a classic track from Tiny Ruins; and another lucky punter goes in the draw to win 12 months worth of free internet. Thanks Orcon!
Today on your bFM Breakfast: our second NZ Music Month special is underway; television extraordinaire Sam Sinnott reviews Netflix docu-series Evil Genius (2017), we learn more about how fear and conflict obstructs Māori land aspirations with Kiri; and the ancient bFM landlines strike again. Oy vey.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: our s…
Today on your bFM Breakfast: David braves the cold winter to give us his hottest takes on #nzpol; we feast on cheese scones with Delaney; Noah Slee's performing live from the bFM lounge ahead of the Pacific Music Awards; South Africa's "king of jazz" makes an appearance via Southbound vinyl; and Pearl drops by for a deliciously New Zealand Top Ten.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob wishes he could bring his own emotional support pet to the studio; Clayton reviews of one of Nic Cage's few good films; the Prime Minister celebrates this holy month of NZ Music with a classic track from Tiny Ruins; and another lucky punter goes in the draw to win 12 months worth of free internet. Thanks Orcon!
Today on your bFM Breakfast: our second NZ Music Month special is underway; television extraordinaire Sam Sinnott reviews Netflix docu-series Evil Genius (2017), we learn more about how fear and conflict obstructs Māori land aspirations with Kiri; and the ancient bFM landlines strike again. Oy vey.
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