Global Innovator, Matt Hart, joins News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host, Joel, and Producer Evie in studio to discuss the new TV series, 'Adolescence,' and how this series delves into toxic masculinity and incel culture.

Recently, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister, Winston Peters, met with his US counterpart; the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.

Despite this meeting, not much is known about the details of what was discussed, however, the two did discuss tariffs, which Aotearoa may be affected by unless the country is exempt from the current upcoming agricultural tariffs.

For our weekly catchup with Te Pāti Māori’s Takutai Kemp, News and Editorial Director and Monday Wire Host, Joel, spoke to her about Peters and Rubio’s meeting, and what the party thinks of this meeting between the two politicians.

They also spoke about the most recent Ipsos Issues Monitor Survey and Israel’s recent aggression against Gaza.

Mondays made better! Featuring a massive 95bFM announcement, Jessica Pratt is returning to Aotearoa for a show in June. On Fashun, Penelope Noir delves into the history of Auckland's oldest department store Smith & Caughy's which recently reduced it's physical retail store by two storeys. Then on Loose Reads, Jenna reviews Karen Russell's latest book The Antidote, thanks to Time Out Bookstore. 

Oto started Monday drive with some classic French House bangers and talked to Professor Emeritus Peter Lineham about how Muslims are experiencing Ramadan amidst current global events for That's The Spirit.

For your weekly chat about all things spiritual and religious, Oto and Professor Emeritus Peter Lineham talked about the month of Ramadan as it comes to an end this year, and how Muslims have been fasting throughout the month in spite of global events like Israel's war on Gaza.

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Penelope Noir chats to Jonny about the Auckland department store Smith & Caughy which recently scaled back it's physical retail store in January. 

This week's show had a mix of hip-hop, alternative rock, pop throwbacks, jangle guitar goodness, and more.

Michelle Zauner joins Hunter to discuss all things 'For Melancholy Brunettes (& sad women)'.