95bFM: Breakfast with Rosetta

Jonny brings you three hours of music, features, opinion and probably-other-stuff-as-well. 

Jonny brings you three hours of music, features, opinion and probably-other-REALLY-COOL-stuff-as-well.

Featuring David Slack on Political Commentary, a special 95bFM announcement that legendary influential Punk rockers The Saints are playing at the Powerstation this Halloween, an interview with Buzz Moller of Voom about the just-announced forthcoming album Something Good Is Happening, and a chat with Tee – the organiser of this Saturday's bike rave on Māngere Bridge in collaboration with Auckland Transport Streets For People programme. 

Featuring What's Up? with MP Steve Able of the Green Party, the Aural Emporium and a first spin of the new single Moonbaby from Pōneke band Love Party. 

Listen back for Isthmus'n That with Deputy Mayor Desley Simpson, Short Player brought to you by NZOA Music featuring Ripship and their latest album Crawling Chorus, and Ready Steady Learn with Dr Andrew Hall thanks to the University of Auckland. 

Jonny brings you three hours of music, features, opinion and probably-other-stuff-as-well. Featuring Loose Reads thanks to Time Out Bookstore and a chat with CHAII ahead of her appearance at Cross Street Music Festival on 8 March. Whakarongo mai nei!

Kicking things off with a first spin of the latest single from Half Hexagon, slections From The Crate by Cam from Southbound Records. This week's picks were extraaa smashing . . . with Cam sharing exclusive Valentine's themed records. How bosom! . . . (in the adjective way, not the women's breasts way). Litia gave us the scoop on what to watch on the box on Viewmaster and Kirsten chats Fender Rhodes on Travelling Tunes. 

Thursday Breakfast is stacked with a bunch of helpful info. Listen back to hear Political Commentary with David Slack, Natural Ange returns for the first time this year, and Ben from The New Zealand Drug Foundation chats GHB/GBL on What's The Buzz, brought to you by The Level. 

Morning Everyone! Our usual chat with Deputy Leader of the National Party is postponed to another week... so we make up for it with some extra tunes & mischief. Festival reviews, fishing rods & bass guitars.

Featuring Ready Steady Learn with Dr Bryan Ruddy, brought to you by the University of Auckland, and a snippet of Hunter's chat with Nadia Reid on Short Player thanks to NZOA Music. This week's our Album of The Week is The D4's Out Of My Head, which at longlast has been pressed to vinyl. Tune into Breakfast all week for your chance to win a copy!

Whakarongo mai nei!