Kelli talks to Sam Kimber-Bell from Dick Dynamite and the Doppelgangers who are resurrecting for a Halloween Hangover gig on November 10th.

Gary talks to Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith, who gives a cyclist's perspective on the experience of driving a car in Kirikiriroa.

Mike Williams talks with Jumpin' JB (Jerry Balderson) host of the uniquely quirky show, The Paleface Parabola, which is about to celebrate its 100th episode on Free FM (next Wednesday night).

Jerry hails from Hacketstown New Jersey, USA and is our most distant content creator. He talks about his background and how he came to become involved in making a radio show for a station half a world away.

Waikato mayor Liz Stolwyk talks to the upcoming road and infrastructure works in the district.

Waipā deputy mayor Liz Stolwyk describes her experience at the opening of the NZ Liberation Museum in Le Quesnoy, France.

Kelli talks to Lauren Kerr-Bell about the upcoming Festival of Weird.

Katie from Welsh band Chroma joins Kelli to talk about bilingualism in music, ahead of their Festival of Weird gig in November.

Bike Waikato chair Melissa Smith covers World Car Free Day and Biketober in her fortnightly catch up on the Wednesday Free Breakfast.

Mending the Mind is a student-led campaign designed to elevate the well-being of others.

Ollie Newport and Finn Myles join Cate to talk about how they’re sharing positivity on the Wintec campus.

Emma Sinclair is Project Lead for an initiative to reduce single-use waste and make sustainable choices simple via a reusable coffee cup system, soon to be implemented at five cafes in Kirikiriroa. The Lets Reuse Hamilton scheme launches on October 5 and is being led by Impact Hub Waikato with support from Hamilton City Council. She talks to Mike Williams about the idea and how it aims to reshape the way we view grabbing a coffee to go.