95bfm: Mikey Havoc Breakfast

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Brrrr, it's a chilly one this Friday morning; Fabian reviews the new Netflix original, Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings us Minneapolis Sound; Graeme Jefferies from The Cakekitchen chats to us ahead of their gig tomorrow; real life theatre is returning on Stage Direction; and Thom from Guardian Singles joins us for a chat about their new album and upcoming tour. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Waking up with some truly delicious coffee, thanks Espresso Workshop; Dr. Bryce Edwards chats to Rachel as we near closer to the election; Natalie comes in to talk about a hero vegetable, cabbage; Chopper from Fat Freddy's dials in as summer festival line-ups start to roll out, starting with Rhythm and Alps; Troy's got more new vinyl rolling into Southbound; and Pharaoh Swami chats to us after the Black Lives Matter protests and ahead of the Phoenix Summit on Friday. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We made it to July in this strange year, and what a beautiful morning it is; Rob joins us with some interesting findings about Stonehenge, and a poem; Tim talks local and international media news; and Amelia talks about words that originated from Hindu and Urdu. Happy July!

Today on your bFM Breakfast: We're pushing through winter with some hot tunes to warm you up; Second Guessing features a cover this morning; Short Player features Raiza Biza's new project; bMovies is back, and we've got Richard Riddiford in the studio to talk about his film Before Everest; Sam from Viewmaster reviews Dinner in America; and Associate Professor Katie Groom talks to us about birth. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's been a big weekend, thankfully we've got a pick me up; Rupert guides us through the scary world of credit and payment schemes; Pennie joins us with Andre and James to talk about their YouTube channel, Beauty Benders; Sophie from Soft Plastics brings us a brand new song; Jenna's reading a book that makes her feel a little hopeful; and Justine helps us through on Red Dead Redemption. Mondays, eh?

Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's Fancy New Band day and safe to say we're pumped; Dr. Kirsten Zemke talks us through sixties American folk music; Deb 5000 pop into the studio ahead of playing Fancy New Band tonight for a quick catch up; and Sunday Painter teaches you everything you needed to know this morning. Don't miss out on all the fun, get yourself to Whammy Bar tonight.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Keeping warm in this stormy weather with some toasty tunes; David Slack pops in for a coffee and a chat about politics; Troy's here with a selection of tunes after some big deliveries this week; and Natural Ange helps us get through a strange time. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Getting through Wednesday with some superb selections; Rob has two truths and one lie, but all in all, three wacky facts; the Prime Minister dials this week to discuss the Covid quarantine procedures in Aotearoa, Ihumātao, and the DHB's; Tim's got a media update for us; and Amelia reckons she knows a few bird names. A lot of bird related content today.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Another beautiful sunrise in the bFM studio as we've passed the winter equinox; Second Guessing is far from easy this morning; the Mayor gives us an update on the drought situation, statues across Aotearoa, and the Emergency Budget; Dharmarat pops into the studio ahead of Fancy New Band on Friday; Sam's not thrilled with 13 Reasons Why; another Short Player thanks to Jess and L V J; and Rebecca talks research post-lockdown. 

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's back from the weekend, and Sarah's in the hotseat; Rupert pops in for Home Economics to talk finance; Gum Country chats to us all the way from LA about their hot new record; Kiran's back in the studio with a book she can't recommend enough; and Justine's here to guide you through some of your union queries.