This week we're talking health and safety, Justine's got you covered from ergonomics to lunch breaks and how to set up a union at your workplace.

Surviving Autocracy by Masha Gessen is Suri's pick for this week, after a dense read that captures the political environment in Russia and the USA over the last few years all the way up to the latest news in 2020. A heavy but important read.

Penelope Noir brings us a pocket history of Björk's iconic Fashun looks, an absolute legend.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rach is back from Girl's Rock Camp and we're kicking off the week with some classic tunes; Penelope Noir pops in to talk us through Björk's iconic looks; Edith Amituanai joins us ahead of her exhibition at the Auckland Arts Festival, Edith and George; Suri reviews a very relevant book on Loose Reads; and Justine helps us out with some health and safety issues. P.s. Happy Birthday Rach!

Kirsten's back with lots of women's music. And Black lives matter, lots of Black artists and new releases. Plus a bit of history. 

Kirk's back for '21.

This week Finn McCahon-Jones joined Theo in studio and they spoke to Louise Menzies about her exhibition In an orange my mother was eating, which runs until February 14 at the Wallace Arts Centre. Later on, Theo talked to Uma Tuffnell about Jonald Dudd, an exhibition at Christchurch's Hot Lunch gallery.

Sam returns after a week off due to an unfortunate e-scooter accident. This week features new tunes from Shame, Hahko, and more. Sam also pays tribute to New York Dolls guitarist Sylvain Sylvain who died last week. 

Jade talks to San Fransisco based climate activist and solar industry professional Wei-Tai Kwok on Biden's new climate change plan and how it may affect how the world and other countries tackles the climate change issue. 

Yesterday the labour party announced where they would be building 8000 public houses, which was met by critism due to the slow pace at which housing is being built. New Zealand is currently in a housing crisis due to a number of factors, which has resulted in rising prices and empty households. James talks to the Nation party's housing spokesperson, Nicola Willis, about the announcement and Nationals stance.