Andrew and Michael from Die! Die! Die! join us in the studio to talk about their freshly pressed, blue, 7" record featuring I Seek Misery and 450, plus some upcoming gigs! Definitely get yourself a ticket here, you don't want to miss this one.

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.

Chocolate, the sweet treat that is beloved by so many. Nat talks through some luxurious recipes and her favourite chocolate bars.

As we're anticipating the confirmed results of the election, and the results of the referendums, Dr. Bryce Edwards joins us for a chat about what we might be expecting to see here in Aotearoa.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Tess and Zoë are steering the ship this morning, keeping it afloat; Dr. Bryce Edwards gives us a bit of Political Commentary while we wait to hear what happens next in Aotearoa; Nat joins us to talk about chocolate, mmm; after an exciting night at the APRA Silver Scrolls, we catch some audio from the artists nominated and the artists who covered the nominated songs; Troy's got some spooky vinyl to share; and Andrew and Michael from Die! Die! Die! talk about their upcoming gigs.

Bronwyn speaks to Professor Klaus Bosselman from the University of Auckland, one of the world’s leading environmental lawyers, about wildlife trading. In particular they talk about trophy hunting and the effect of pro-trophy hunting lobby groups on the world's leading conservation organisation, the IUCN.

The most important election of 2020 - Bird of the Year/ Te Manu Rongonui o te Tau - is back! Voting opens at 9am on  Monday, 2 November. Bronnie caught up with spokesperson Laura Keown to talk about the awards and what it aims to achieve.

Felix speaks to Dr Stephen Hoadley, Associate Professor of Politics and International Relations at the University of Auckland, about yesterday’s confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett for the US supreme court. Barrett’s confirmation marks a 6 to 3 conservative majority in the court, and is the third justice to be confirmed under Donald Trump.

This week on Dear Science, Allan tells Bronnie about the life of James Randi, a new organ found in the human throat and the shortest interval of time ever recorded - a zeptosecond. 

The director of Fake News, Stella Reid, and cast members Brittany O'Rourke and Mana Tatafu, pop into the studio to have a chat about the Actors Program Graduate Show. Sarah casts to the cast about what the Actors Program is, and how they devised such a relevant show. Grab yr tickets here, you don't want to miss this!