Babyteeth are up in the bFM studio to reminicse and purge some energy from the noughtys with some teenage flavoured punk for your Friday morning 

Sam pops in after watching The Boys season two and it's safe to say it's very good, so good that he has already started watching it again. Definitely one to add to the list.

Dr. Kirsten Zemke takes us into the world of Metal music. Featuring Motörhead's Ace of Spades, Judas Priest's Beyond the Realms of Death, and Slayer's Seasons In The Abyss.

What's Halloween without a horror film? Fabian Fanboy's got recommendations for you to check out this weekend, The Craft: Legacy (2020), The Fog in 4D FOGARAMA at The Hollywood Avondale, and Babyteeth (2019).

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's back in the drivers seat, just in time for Drive Island; Fabian Fanboy gives us recommendations for spooky films to catch this weekend; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Metal music; Sam's thrilled about season two of The Boys; and Tiny Ruins pops into the studio to talk about some upcoming gigs! Happy Halloween!

Hollie Fullbrook aka Tiny Ruins is playing a special gig next wednesday with ol' mate Lawrence Arabia at the Auckland Museum. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about what she has been getting up to- new music on the horizon! 

Justin talked to Justice Minister Andrew Little what action would be taken in Parliament if both cannabis and euthanisa referendums are passed, current progress in coalition negotiations with the Greens, the government's treaty settlement priorities for the next 3 years, and New Zealand's intelligence agencies' recruitment campaign.

Justin talked to Justice Minister Andrew Little what action would be taken in Parliament if both cannabis and euthanisa referendums are passed, current progress in coalition negotiations with the Greens, the government's treaty settlement priorities for the next 3 years, and New Zealand's intelligence agencies' recruitment campaign.

This year's APRA Silver Scroll Awards featured stunning interpretations of some of Aotearoa's finest music, guided with grace and precision through the awards' new online format by musical director Julia Deans.

95bFM Breakfast's Rachel was present at the Tāmaki Makaurau tapings of two such interpretations: Disciple Pati's rendition of Reb Fountain's 'Don't You Know Who I Am'; and Alien Weaponry's stonking take on Troy Kingi's 'Mighty Invader'.

Later, at the awards screening, 95bFM's Tess & Zoë caught up with Scroll winners Stella Bennett (better known as Benee), Josh Fountain and Djeisan Suskov as they celebrate their win for Benee's 'Glitter'.