Jannat Maqbool joins Cate Prestidge on breakfast to talk about the first ever Ramadan Community Iftar dinner being held this Saturday April 8. The dinner is an opportunity for non-Muslim members of the community to join the breaking of the fast and share conversations with the Muslim community.

Cate Prestidge talks with singer/songwriter Jennifer K Austin about her North Island tour this month. We also hear her new single, 'Cards'.

Kelli Speaks with Jennifer K Austin, ahead of her double release gig with Zephyr Love at Nivara Lounge, Saturday 8 April.

Te Awa River Ride opening celebration and winter cycling are on the agenda for Melissa Smith, chair and spokesperson for Bike Waikato, in her fortnightly appearance on the Free Breakfast.

The Ramadan Community Iftar Dinner will take place on April 8 at Claudelands Event Centre, Hamilton, from 5:30pm - all are welcome. Jawaid Pardehi from the Waikato Arabic Society joins Gary in the studio to talk about it.

Waikato musician Leah Bell joins host Gary in the studio to share a couple of live acoustic songs and the inspiration behind her music. Leah doesn't have any recorded music yet, which makes it even more of a privilege to hear her music on Free FM. Gary initially heard Leah playing at Nivara Lounge's open mic night in Hamilton - a great, inclusive way for musicians to start stretching their wings, and for audiences to to hear them.

Kelli talks to Wairehu Grant from Maaori punk band Half/Time about their upcoming tour to the FOCUS festival (Wales).

Anthonie Tonnon will be playing in Kirikiriroa at the Meteor Theatre on the 30th of March, in support of his album Leave Love Out of This. Kelli Pike spoke to him ahead of the performance.

Angela Roberts is the Labour list MP for Taranaki, the King Country, Otorohanga and Te Awamutu. She will now be appearing regularly on the Free Breakfast, speaking about the many hats she wears - staying in touch with local communities and representing them in Parliament, working on the education and workforce select committee, and being the deputy chair of the primary industries select committee, to name a few. Free FM's Mike Williams had an introductory chat with her.

Emily and Yyan are Where Water Meets, an existential chamber-folk band from Tasmania. Set to play a gig at Nivara Lounge on Saturday 18 March with Looking For Alaska, they join Gary on the Free Breakfast to share their work, including performances of a couple of pieces.