The country music love child of Jazmine Mary and Arahi, duo Pony Baby comes into the 95bFM studio to share a new single from their forthcoming album (with an accompanying music video), and treat us to a live acoustic version of one of the unreleased tracks from the record. Whakarongo mai nei!

It has been a year (well, sort of) since various artists came to air on bFM. It sounds like a bad record name, but because this is our last week of various artists for the year we're taking you through the ‘Best Of Various Artists’. Whakarongo mei nei!

Dr Kirsten Zemke celebrates 2023 by exploring songs that embody the new year, new me sentiment. 

Litia reviews the British romance series Smothered, which delves into the modern situationship. Whakarongo mai nei!

It's that time of the year on Breakfast Food- what Christmas kai are we all planning? Lucinda returns with full force! Tiny Ruins has a kōrero about playing Save the b very soon. Robbie Nicol is in the studio to talk about White Man Behind A Desk, his monthly live comedy chat show at Basement Theatre.

Music in surgery is shown to ease pre-surgery nerves of surgeons, as well as improving concentration.

Beth spoke to musician and surgeon Dr Anantha Narayan, who is writing his PHD on music in surgery, about his studies and findings in this area, and whether music helps or hinders in the operating theatre.

They also spoke about his experience of playing music growing up as well as the experiences that culminated in his studying of music in surgery.

With the number of preventable drownings increasing, Tautiaki Moana, Coastguard New Zealand, are reminding New Zealanders to wear lifejackets while on the water this summer with their new campaign ‘Just Wear it’.

News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to head of Marketing and Communications, Kimberly Waters, about why wearing a life jacket is important.

Kia ora, 95bFM whānau! Thanks for tuning in to another Thursday Morning Glory. On today's show, we discuss the music of Public Possession's 'cowboy in reverse' Baba Stiltz and the sound of the Californian Desert – who also happens to be your Remix of the Day! Whakarongo mai nei...

Around the world, people who have had their reproductive choices interfered with, either intentionally or unintentionally, are seeking legal compensation.

News and Editorial Director, Jessica Hopkins, spoke to Lecturer at the University of Auckland law school, Dr Anna Broadmore, about her research into how reproductive control could be recognised as a protected interest within the common law.