Chris from Power Nap pops in with a sneak peak of the brand new single 'Club Dino's'. Rach chats to Chris about the mini-album and what we can expect once we get our hands on it in 2021! Don't miss out, get your hands on the new single here. 

LP exploration with the ever-knowledgeable Troy, featuring the following new cakes and/or tasty re-releases:

All available from and thank to Southbound Records.

After a busy few weeks, Nat pops in to share some of the places she's been heading to instead of cooking at home. Listen back to the full list and be sure to get yourself some tasty food.

David Slack dials in during what is a pretty hectic time for politics. Talking local news post elections in Aotearoa, and international news as we navigate the latest with US elections.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking off this sunny Thursday with some Political Commentary with David Slack; Nat gives us a lowdown of her favourite places to dine out in Auckland; Chris pops in with a new track from Power Nap; and Troy's got some fresh vinyl to share with us. Happy Friday-eve!

New Zealand relies heavily on China for trade, but currently there have been nearly 400 detention camps built for Uighur Muslims and reports of abuses of Human Rights. Zoë talks to Green MP, Golriz Gharaman, about how we in New Zealand can effectively call out Human Rights Abuses in other countries without exacerbating xenophobia here in Aotearoa. 

In their debut efforts as hosts, Annabel and Callum quell their nerves by stuffing the show to the rafters with segments, tunes and whiskey. Featuring Jonathan Pearce for chart analysis, some nail biting chat about doors, and the pilot episode of (soon to be) fan-favourite Whiskey Business, and all the while counting down this week's 95bFM Top Ten! 

Featuring: 

Wind by Gigi Masin as the Play It Out album for the week  

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The prestigious Rhodes Scholarship is awarded to outstanding 95 scholars each year from around the world to study at the University of Oxford. Bronwyn speaks to one of the Rhodes Scholars from 2021: Rhieve Grey from the University of Auckland. Rhieve (Ngāti Tūwharetoa ki Taupō, Ngāti Manunui, Ngāti Porou) is an honours student in clinical psychology and Māori studies at. They talk about the application process, and how he hopes to use the opportunity to further the kaupapa around Māori youth flourishing and mental health. 

Bronwyn speaks Act Deputy Leader Brooke Van Velden about their criticisms of the Government’s Recognised Seasonal Emplyee, or RSE scheme. They also talk about the Labour party's opposition to the full represenation rule in Parliament, something which has been very politcally advantageous to the Act Party in the past.