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.

Rob takes us into the world of some tragic consequences of climate change. Plus, a poem about wearing ya mask.

Kōtiro is the new project from experimental artist, musician and actor Ana Chaya Scotney. Whakarongo mai nei to hear about the audio-visual track 'Force Field', claiming identity, Hine Titama and Hine Nui Te Pō, and more! 

Felix Walton outlines every major political party's employment and income policies ahead of October's election.

Kia whakanui te wiki o te reo Māori, i kōrero a Bronwyn Wilde ki Jeromy Van Reil, he kaiako i te reo Māori, Pākehā. 

Bronwyn Wilde speaks to Jeromy Van Riel, a Pākehā teacher of te reo Māori about his experience, teachings and the importance of embracing mistakes. 

Another sad show sending off Silver Apple Simeon Coxe but not all gloom & doom, plenty of light & positive shite as well.

As the country faces both an economic crisis and an election, political parties on both of the aisle have very different proposals in mind when it comes to the minimum wage. Moreover, each party claims its respective approach is necessary for Aotearoa's economic recovery. 

Hanna spoke to Rod Oram, business journalist and political commentator, about whether low wages are necessary to sustain the economy.