Sarah's here with some spicy new tunes from the bFM playlist. Featuring Emmanuelle's Youth Serum, Molchat Doma's Не Смешно / Ne Smeshno, and Chicken I.D.'s Lockdown Sucks Sometimes.

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

All available from and thanks to Southbound Records.

Rod Oram joins us on Political Commentary this morning to give us a break down of business and the economy in Aotearoa. 

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On this week's thrilling episode of Dear Science, Bronnie speaks with Allan about the possibility of life on Venus, ice-cold hummingbirds, and a study that looks into a link between Panadol and increased risk-taking behaviour.

On this week's thrilling episode of Dear Science, Bronnie speaks with Allan about the possibility of life on Venus, ice-cold hummingbirds, and a study that looks into a link between Panadol and increased risk-taking behaviour.

Ahhh, tmesis. This one comes with a content warning as we delve into the world of swearing-in-the-middle-of-words. Phew!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's in the studio with Rach and Tess on this sunny morning; we head into the dark corners of climate change on The Mind Trench; the Prime Minister dials in to talk about rent increases, Alert Level 2.5 and education in Aotearoa; Ana from Kōtiro joins us to talk about the beautiful new project; Tim's got plenty of morsels for Mediabatt; and Amelia talks swearing. 

There's a heap of stuff in the media, and Tim's sorted through some of it bring you a few tasty morsels to digest this morning. Covering BSA complaints, The Social Dilemma (2020), and the 'Hobbit Law'.

The Prime Minister dials in to talk about Alert Level 2.5 and managing Covid-19, the restriction on rent increases coming to an end, and Labour's Education Package announcement.