Serenity to a double footmahi finish.

This week's show featured new music from Gorillaz, Clipping, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, and Aaron Frazer.

Oscar speaks to Deborah Richards of Water Cremations Aotearoa about what to do with ourselves when we die.

We Spoke to Michelle Fawcett-Thompson, of Ngāti Whātua and the University of Otago about what it means to decolonise our urban form in Aotearoa. 

Join Ollie and Oscar for a rundown of the weeks headlines in the segment that asks the question "Why?"

"Why am I listening to this?" - The Week That Was

Rachel was lucky enough to have a chat with Tunisian-born, New York-based, experimental singer, Emel who is releasing The Tunis Diaries; a two-part album that features a collection of newly recorded reworks from Emel’s catalog ‘Day’, paired with an eclectic selection of covers ‘Night’. Definitely worth checking out.

We're taking the dive into Celtic music with Dr. Kirsten Zemke this week. Featuring Julie Murphy's The Song of Clettwr, Flogging Molly's Drunken Lullabies and Sinead O'connor & The Chieftans' The Foggy Dew.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's the Friday before the long weekend, what a treat; Fabian Fanboy reviews Babydone, starring Rose Matafeo; Dr. Kirsten Zemke talks us through Celtic music; Fable pops in to share his new single with us; and Rachel was lucky enough to have a chat with Tunisian-born/New York-based experimental singer, Emel. 

The May Project are up in the bFM studio today to take us on a journey through space and time with some ethereal tracks and hauntingly beutiful songwriting.

Fabian joins us with a review of Babydone (2020), starring Rose Matafeo and Matthew Lewis. Directed and written by New Zealand's own Curtis Vowell and Sophie Henderson, this is sure to crack a few laughs and make you feel good.