Bailey Lindsey blows Wills mind with some incredibly intricate chord structure and production. Tune in for a good chat and some even better music.  

MELODOWNZ popped in for a kōrero this morning ahead of his free gig tomorrow night at Studio. Tune in to hear what he's been up to including working on his debut album, exploring his whakapapa and translating his track 'Fine' into Te Reo Māori. 

Neighbourhood Watch reports on vaccine hesitancy in Australia, and welfare agency Centrelink not paying people with terminal illness their disability pensions before they pass away.

Justin spoke to University of Auckland health policy academic Dr Tim Tenbensel about health expectations for the Budget.

He also talked to Peter Reynolds of the Early Childhood Council about what early childhood education needs from the Budget.

The Driving Change Network said it takes more than three months of waiting time to sit a practical drivers' test.

Neighbourhood Watch reports on vaccine scepitcism in Australia and welfare agency not paying out benefits.

Producer Louis Macalister talked to Green MP Golriz Ghahraman on the party's motion on recognizing Palestinian statehood.

I tēnei ata kei te Hōtaka Parakuihi: Rod phones up for a classically excellent and informative Political Commentary; food and beverage connaisseur Sam comes into the studio to tell us all about Sichuan peppercorns in Breakfast Food; Sherry Zhang and Sonya Milford from Āhua Collective come in to chat about the wonderful new project celebrating Queer BIPOC artists; Sarah brings us some fresh new playlist tunes in Praise of Songs; and the minds behind New Zealand music photography exhibition From the Pit pop up to chat. Whakarongo mai! 

A Green Party motion to recognise Palestinian statehood has been rejected by National, Labour, and ACT. The party's Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Golriz Ghahraman spoke to producer Louis Macalister about this. 

Dave, Chontalle, and Nikita from From The Pit pop into the studio to chat about the exhibition that celebrates the photographers who capture the best moments in Aotearoa's music scene. Whakarongo mai nei!

Sarah's here with only the freshest of the fresh new tracks of the bFM Playlist. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about Fable's "Karakia," Phodiso's "War," and Grecco Romank's "Parnassus Van."

I tēnei ata for Political Commentary, Rod is on the line and talking to Rachel about the situation in Palestine, the government's recent announcements on immigration, and the Ngāi Tahu water situation.