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This week on Dear Science Marcus talks to Felix & Karanama about the rise in conspiracy research, whether birds or mammals survive longer in arid conditions, and a new spacecraft that has reached Mars!

Felix spoke to Gen Toop, the sustainable agriculture campaigner from Greenpeace NZ, about the risks involved with synthetic fertilizer.

National Party Deputy Leader, Dr. Shane Reti, dials in for his fortnightly catch up with Rachel after Waitangi on the weekend. Covering the Waitangi Festival, as well as, National contesting the Māori seats, and the latest comments around Conversion therapy.

We're getting on board the nautical theme today, Amelia takes us through some of the various saying that came from the sailing days.

Tim joins us to talk about the latest news in media around Aotearoa, from Rawiri Waititi being ejected from Parliament, to the latest news after John Banks was taken off Magic Talk.

Today we're talking tears, why we cry, and how it's truely good for us. And as usual, a glorious poem.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: How about this humidity in Tāmaki, eh? We're feeling it; National Party Deputy Leader, Dr. Shane Reti, dials in to catch up with Rachel after Waitangi weekend; Rob talks us through a good cry on The Mind Trench; Jo and Jessie pop in talk about Cook Thinks Again; we've got some media news to indulge in with Tim Batt; and we're jumping on board the nautical terms on Word Salad.

I tēnei ata theatre makers Jo Randerson and Jessie Alsop popped in for a chat about their waterfront walking tour 'Cook Thinks Again', a comediec exploration of Pākeha identity and racism happening from this Sunday as part of Auckland Fringe. Whakarongo mai nei to hear more! 

The bfm crew took a trip up north over the weekend to commemorate Waitangi Day. Karanama chats to a few attendees to discuss what Waitangi means to them, and whether Waitangi Day should be a day of commemoration, grievance, or both