Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're back after a big weekend of live music; Rupert joins us with some hot takes on billionaires; Pennie returns for part two of glam rock, featuring the New York Dolls; Mark Easterbrook pops into the studio to talk about a very special Going West Festival, this year; Jenna's reviewing a book from New Zealand; and Justine helps us out with all your employment qualms.

This week on Home Economics, we're covering all your money qualms. Plus, Rupert tells us if we ever really do need a billion dollars.

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Pennie returns for part two of glam rock. This week, featuring the New York Dolls.

Jenna returns with a book from a New Zealand author, Lil O'Brien's Not That I'd Kiss a Girl. A story about coming out in Aotearoa, relationships, friendships, and dinner at Cobb & Co. You'll whiz through this one.

Justine returns to answer all your employment issues. Do you have questions about working from home or annual leave? Well, lucky for you, Justine's got the answers.

Mark Easterbrook is in studio today to chat about what the Going West Writer's Festival which is celebrating it's 25th Year. In true 2020 style it's going digital this year with an amazing archive of talks and performances from the last two decades being uploaded to the website weekly. Whakarongo mai nei to find out more! 

Zoë Larsen Cumming has her weekly chat with the Green Party Co-Leader James Shaw. This week's agenda included the Greens' amendments to the Education and Training Bill, the Equal Pay Amendment Bill, and also the Progressive Home Ownership project officially launched this week by Marama Davidson. 

Zoë Larsen Cumming has her weekly chat with the Green Party Co-Leader James Shaw. This week's agenda included the Greens' amendments to the Education and Training Bill, the Equal Pay Amendment Bill, and also the Progressive Home Ownership project officially launched this week by Marama Davidson. 

Zoë Larsen Cumming is joined in studio by Pacific Media Watch's contributing editor Sri Krishnamurthi to talk about a documentary called Loimata on waka building, eco-tourism in the Pacific, and Covid 19 in Papua New Guinea.  

This week on Monday Wire with Zoë: 

The weekly chat with Green Party co-leader James Shaw

Southern Cross with Pacific Media Watch's contributing editor Sri Krishnamurthi

An interview on the Australian Modern Slavery Act with the NZ Human Rights Commission's Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner, Dr Farina Sumeo.