Lucky for us, Marlon Williams pops into the studio on this Friday morning after announcing another seven dates on his tour around Aotearoa. As we eagerly await the Marlon Williams + Kacy & Clayton release, Plastic Bouquet, Rach chats to Marlon about what we can expect from the new record. Plus, a very special live version of 'I Wonder Why'. You don't want to miss out on tickets for this, get them here!

Dr. Kirsten Zemke dials in to bring us Hapa haole, on this fine Friday morning. Featuring Charles Kaipo'a My Little Grass Shack, Don Ho's Tiny Bubbles & Pearly Shells Medley, and Bill Sevesi and His Islanders' Come to Me.

Melbourne-based Gregor makes big-hearted bedroom pop music that sounds something like the musical baby of Arthur Russell and Kanye. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about his wonderful new album 'Destiny' which is out today via Chapter Music! 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We've got a very special Breakfast show instore for ya'll today; Fabian Fanboy talks about a couple of new films you can check out this weekend; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Hapa haole on this Friday morning; Marlon William's pops in for a chat and a lovely tune for us; Sam reviews the latest Simon Pegg TV series; and we were lucky enough to chat to Gregor about the new record. 

Fabian Fanboy's got some hot new releases to talk about this week. Rams (2020), an Australian comedy-drama, is out now alongside the remake of Freaky Friday, Freaky (2020).

On Neighbourhood Watch this week, Justin and Zoe talked about the ABC's Four Corners report alleging federal Attorney General Christian Porter and Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure, Alan Tudge, for inappropriate behaviour.

They also talked about gardening group Jim's Mowing founder and CEO Jim Penman's "vile, sexist and racist" letter to Victoria's first indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe over her opposition to the state government's decision to bulldoze a culturally-significant tree for a highway. 

They also talked about NAIDOC week that celebrates Australia's indigenous peoples.

On Neighbourhood Watch this week, Justin and Zoe talked about the ABC's Four Corners report alleging federal Attorney General Christian Porter and Minister for Population, Cities and Urban Infrastructure, Alan Tudge, for inappropriate behaviour.

They also talked about gardening group Jim's Mowing founder and CEO Jim Penman's "vile, sexist and racist" letter to Victoria's first indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe over her opposition to the state government's decision to bulldoze a culturally-significant tree for a highway. 

They also talked about NAIDOC week that celebrates Australia's indigenous peoples.

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little on the recent primary care nurses strikes, new vaping laws, how to distribute the new COVID-19 vaccine, and the Prime Minister's comments on Monday that the Government would not change benefits by Christmas.

Justin spoke to Health Minister Andrew Little on the recent primary care nurses strikes, new vaping laws, how to distribute the new COVID-19 vaccine, and the Prime Minister's comments on Monday that the Government would not change benefits by Christmas.

Karanama Ruru spoke to Dr Rowan Light, a history professor at the University of Auckland, about how New Zealanders have historically remembered the past, and how that has effected how Kiwis view Aotearoas past today.