Todays Fancy new Band is Honeybee, mellow Friday vibes with spicy riffs and creamy vocals. Stick your ass in a flower and enjoy the show.

Sam's been watching The Flight Attendant (2020) and he's actually very into it. He's three episodes deep, and this comedy/thriller has hooked him. One to watch out and definitely sink your teeth into.

We're diving deep into Baroque Pop this week, featuring Honeybus' For Where Have You Been, XTC's 1000 Umbrella, and Electric Light Orchestra's Livin' Thing.

Fabian Fanboy's got a big weekend of movies to watch, with the 24 Hour Movie Marathon at the Hollywood Avondale. And if you're still not full of film, you can catch Misbehaviour (2020) which is out this week.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rach and Tess are trying to figure out what to have for Friday breakie; Fabian Fanboy dials in with movies for the weekend, and plenty of them; Dr. Kirsten Zemke talks us through Baroque Pop; Aroha returns to bFM after 11 years to share with us her debut EP; and Sam's been watching The Flight Attendant. 

Legendary DJ, bFM good sort and general all round wahine toa Aroha is back in Aotearoa and she has just released her debut EP 'No More Jenga'. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about how it was made, and catch her playing across the festy circuit this summer! 

On their weekly chat, Justin and Health Minister Andrew Little discussed about pill testing at festivals, health sector review, the government's climate emergency declaration, and New Zealand's relations with China.

Ayana spoke to the Drug Foundation's Deputy Executive Director Ben Birks Ang on how new legislation on fesitval pill testing will affect their operations.

Justin talked to Splore Festival's director John Minty on how drug testing will be conducted on site given its now legal.

Ayana chatted with two young festival drug users on how they view the changes.

Ayana talked to the Deputy Executive Director of the New Zealand Drug Foundation on the new legislation legalising the testing of drugs at festivals this summer. The NZ Drug Foundation has been working with Know Your Stuff over the past three years and it will be different this summer.

Justin spoke with Health Minister Andrew Little on pill testing in festivals, health system reform, the government declaring a climate emergency, and New Zealand's reaction to Chinese foreign spokesperson Zhao Lijian posted a doctored image of an Australian soldier on Twitter.