This week on city counselling, ahead of the council's decision on weed management harmonisation, Oscar Perress speaks to Richard Hills about what the decision is and about the glyphosate chemical spraying method vs thermal weed management method debate. 

Join Ollie and James as they wade through the bullshit and bollocks that is the news, in the last edition of the groundbreaking hit segment -The Week That Was. Thanks for listening.

Kedu Carlo play a non stop set for bFM this morning ahead of a dj set and a live set this weekend, a li'l taster of your 2am on a Sunday morning

Glass Vaults' Rowan Pierce had a chat with us this morning about their new album 'Sounds That Sound Like Music' and their gigs coming up in December. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about making the record, recording videos over lockdown and cool collaborations. 

Fabian's got a tonne of movie reckons this week, from the new releases in the cinemas to the Terror-Fi Film Festival on at the Hollywood Avondale. Plenty to get yourself along to this weekend!

Nothing like some Northern Soul for your Friday morning. Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Frank Wilson's Do I Love You, Tony Clarke's Landslide, and Gloria Jones' Tainted Love.

Everyone's been talking about The Queen's Gambit (2020), Sam watched it and yes, it is as good as everyone says. Following the story of a young chess player, Sam reckons this show might even make Top Five of the year.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking off the weekend with a *slightly* sunny morning; Fabian Fanboy's got some reckons for films you can catch at the cinema; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Northern Soul; Sam watched The Queen's Gambit to find out if it's as good as everyone says it is; and Rowan from Glass Vaults dials in to talk about their brand new record and upcoming shows. 

Justin talked to the new Health Minister Andrew Little about the new Cabinet, the cannabis referendum, the Minister's new health portfolio, and transparency surrounding historic SIS operations.

On a special edition of the States of the States, Justin and Aneeka discussed the US presidential election, which former Vice President Joe Biden is leading incumbent President Donald Trump in the electoral college.

Aneeka spoke to Dr Maria Armoudian of the University of Auckland to talk about how the election reflects the state of America, and what's next if President Trump refuses to accept the result.

Aneeka also talked to Auckland Uni's Associate Professor Stephen Hoadley on the result's effects on American foregin policy and relationship with New Zealand.