ex-Drive captain Jonny is in to host Breakfast.

Jenna reviews Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan on Loose Reads. Whakarongo mai nei!

Kirsten in the studio with some old blues, new blues, new folk and country. Loved The Devil Makes Three "Old Number Seven".

Blind Mango Chutney takes us back, back, back, to the heady days of 1990s acid jazz with special guest Chris Forster. Pour your latte bowl and get groovin’. 

This week, Sam says goodbye to Saturday for the final time as he moves to Sunday mornings from next week.

This week's show featured new music from Aaron Frazer, Troy Kingi, Greathsouth, The WAEVE and more. 

Mōrena! A packed show with some groovy tunes. Some Moodymann, Funkadelic, POiSON GiRL FRiEND, and Tosca. Variety! Sofia also speaks to TYRUN about his new single, 'do it'! Love! Whakarongo mai e te whānau x

We bid farewell to our beloved Rachel, with many tears and many laughs too. On behalf of 95bFM and the wider industry and community, it's a resounding THANK YOU for the five years of exceptional broadcasting on Breakfast. We have old mates Lucinda in for Breakfast Food and Jim in for Greening Out, and beet-wix chats about the Cryathalon. 

Auckland Council has announced $60,000 in funding to youth crime prevention group, Turn your life around. This is part of a broader plan of the Council to increase community safety.

Wire Host Caeden asks Councillor Shane Henderson about this funding, and also about what’s happening in Tāmaki Makaurau this weekend for Matariki.

The Government is reintroducing the Three Strike laws which were repealed by Labour during their last term. These laws set out mandatory, lengthy sentences for some repeat offenders.

The laws have been controversial, with experts stating that there is no evidence that they work in preventing serious crime. 

The Government has also announced a reduction in support to community food providers. Auckland City Mission has stated they may need to cut their food packages by half. 

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden asks Labour Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni about both of these topics.