Will's back in studio! Nice.

Sam Sinnott watch Shrill (2019) in two days, and he reckons it's pretty good. Although he would've liked to see the show go a little further with it's core themes, he reckons this one is worth sitting down and watching through. Good stuff.

On this weeks episode of Travelling Tunes, we're travelling into the world of Spoken Word. Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Iggy Pop's A Machine For Loving, Meatloaf's Wasted Youth, and Gil Scott-Heron's Whitey On the Moon.

Fabian Fanboy joins us for a chat about the film everyone has been trying to figure out, Tenet (2020). As it's finally out in Auckland's cinemas, Fabian reckons you better get yourself along to this. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Give it up for Tim Batt, this mornings guest host on Breakfast; Fabian Fanboy dials in for a chin-wag about what's new in movies this week; Dr. Kirsten Zemke takes us into the world on Spoken Word; and Sam joins us with a show you've got to watch, Shrill. Friday feels good.

Justin discussed with Justice Minister Andrew Little on a Council of Trade Unions petition calling for more paid sick leave, recent cyber attacks, and the sentencing of the Christchurch terrorist.

Justin discussed with Justice Minister Andrew Little on a Council of Trade Unions petition calling for more paid sick leave, recent cyber attacks, and the sentencing of the Christchurch terrorist.

Misinformation is rampant about COVID-19 and in some cases, it has caused death, blindness, emergency health issues, and widespread stigma, and social ostracization. Holly Seale and Md. Saiful Islam were part of a team that studied the rumors, conspiracies, and falsehoods spreading through social media. What are the costs of these mistruths? Maria Armoudian spoke to Seale and Islam about their research.

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Natural Ange returns with some helpful tips to manage anxieties. And as usual, answering all your queries; nightmares, restless sleeping, fish oils and skincare.