95bFM: What's Cooking

Luke from Flamingo Pier Waiheke strolls into the studio with the beats you can expect at the big party from March 3rd to the 5th.

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The legendary record collector, record fair runner, and former owner of a record store in New Plymouth: Brian Wafer, joins us in the studio and tells tales of his experiences over the years ahead of the Record Fair at Freemans Bay Community Hall this weekend.

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Corey recorded a special edition of What's Cooking before 2023 came along, and spoke with some Americans that were viral on Tiktok with a song performed at a thift store (that doesn't even exist any more). Live from the States are Estelle Piper, Tom Shaw, and Vincent Gargiulo of Toasters 'n' Moose.

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To celebrate the upcoming PowerWest Fest, we have founder of Powertool Records, Andrew Maitai, coming in and sampling the offerings that people can expect this weekend.

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Miloux from Haz & Miloux joins us to tease the upcoming Morningside Block Party and their soon-to-drop EP, while also offering some tasty jazzy jams.

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Dan from Amsterdam-based Dutch New Zealand trio, MY BABY, joins us from the side of the road for What's Cooking ahead of their gig at The Mothership on January 12.

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Mark Thomas, of NZ Metal Rock band Infinity Ritual, phones in from New Plymouth with a taster of inspired songs from each member of the band, before they perform live at Ding Dong Lounge on Saturday.

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With their tour of the North Island just around the corner, The Oogars join us to talk about their band formation, their name, and bring beats they love.

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Sam from Shapeshifter visits the studio to chat about their summer gigs + new tune + guest selects a bunch of music.

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Jonas from SANOI & Barton from ANTIX visit the bFM studio to chat about new music & gigs!

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