Comedian Tom Sainsbury came in to chat with Rachel and guest producer Rosetta about his debut feature film, psychological thriller "Loop Track". The film debuts tonight at the Civic for the New Zealand International Film Festival. You can purchase tickets here. Whakarongo mai nei.

Dr Kirsten Zemke spoke to Rachel and guest producer Rosetta about three songs and their historical backgrounds, all across the theme of "chanting". Whakarongo mai nei.

Musician Rodney Fisher phoned in to chat with Rachel and guest producer Rosetta about his newest project, "Keeping Up Appearances" featuring Terrible Sons. The music video can be watched here. Whakarongo mai nei.

Marc Daalder gives us some Political Commentary about climate policies from parties in the leadup to the election, discusses recent polls and National’s kiwisaver bond payment policy (+ other parties’ response to it). Lucinda chats cookies on Breakfast Food. i.e. crazy is in the studio talking about their album, Country Justice, out today. Grammy-award-winning producer Tayhana comes in to talk about her show tomorrow, night put on by the good folks at Community Garden. We recap your Top Ten. Whakarongo mai nei!

News and Editorial Director Jessica Hopkins spoke to Labour’s Andrew Little about an office for an Independent Inspector-General of Defence being established after a bill passed in parliament, The New Zealand Defence Force's deployment to the Republic of Korea being extended, and National's proposed Pothole Fund. 

First, she asked Hon Andrew Little about why an office for an Independent Inspector-General of Defence is needed. 

Yesterday protestors gathered outside supermarkets across the country in response to rising supermarket prices.

Demonstrations took place in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Hauraki.

This comes after last year, the commerce commission found that large supermarket chains in Aotearoa are bringing in around $430 million a year in excess profits, which is more than one million dollars a day.

95bFM Reporter Ash Rose Redstone spoke to Action Station Campaigner, Max Harris on the scene at New World Metro on Queen Street in Tāmaki Makaurau.  

She started by asking about the purpose of their protest action.

For Get Action! Otago University Students’ Association President Quintin Jane and Victoria University of Wellington Students’ Association Te Aka Tauira President Jessica Ye discussed their petition to make tertiary education more accessible and introduce a universal study wage for all.

Grammy-award-winning producer Tayhana comes in to talk about her show tomorrow night, put on by the good folks at Community Garden. Whakarongo mai nei!

Liam's back for our fortnightly segment on Thursday Morning Glory! Be sure to tune in to his new show, Fridays 5-7am. Keep it on the b! 

i.e. crazy is in the studio talking about their album, Country Justice, out today. Whakarongo mai nei!