Today on your bFM Breakfast: when the cat's away, the mouse will play w/ brand new tracks and gig announces; Delaney likes cheese but not cheese laws; Troy's on the tenor sax; and Sarah's got Blade Runner on the brain.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: no one can speak French (well, maybe Maria); His Worship the Mayor's getting pretty good at pre-empting our lines of questioning; Harry's got no time for Mikey's hi-jinx; it's only Shonen Knife, playing live in studio (!); and Sarah keeps blowing Lillian's news items.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Steph loves goats; Penelope details just what makes models 'super'; some humanity in the face of a pretty horrible worldwide newsday; Alex, Aidee and Mike discuss who's the bigger Big Little Lies fan; and Emily's got some bad news about the ocean.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike goes gospel; Steph's on the oxys; Sarah's buzzed out in the mountains; Jacinda's fence still needs another coat (but who has the time?!); Eli's running rings 'round your reading list; and Kyuss has had it up to _here_ with Dad's control of the studio.

Friday moves sideways into the weekend. All the regular features and great game of "What am I?"

The gold standard in breakfast radio: Robust political discussion with Rod Oram; The best eats and a new cookbook from Delaney Mes; Hot wax with Troy from Southbound; And a theatre guide thanks to The Vic.

A choca-block show. Rob Bollix ponders elephant sleeping patterns; Dr. Maria Walls reviews Risk, the Julien Assange doco; Phil Goff discusses affordability in Aucklands and its effect on school teachers; and Alex reviews Fear of the Walking Dead, available on NEON.

Tuesday Breakfast! Pennie discusses youth tribes with Mikey, and an excited caller regails them with tales from the middle ages; Professor Basil Sharp talks Climathon & renewable energy.

As we hurtle to the General Election Mikey delivers a fast and loose show. Full to the brim with banter, tunes, regular guests and even a live performance from Cameron Goodall. 

A super charged show featuring political commentary from David Slack; Delaney Mes tackling food questions which err on the side of bizzare; Tasty vinyl treats from Southbound Records; and a Theatre Guide with Sara Shirazi.