In which Dr. Zemke details uses for/of: the vibraphone. Whether cracking solos, percussive melodies or Looney Tunes foley, this week's instrument brings the bones-as vibes. (Sorry.)
Kelly talked to National MP Jami-Lee Ross on the recently approved negotiation mandate for the TPP11 agreement, and how this will directly affect New Zealand businesses and trading. Jami-Lee also chats about National's widely condemned Youth Crime policy package.
Producer Laura and Lachlan Balfour talk to Associate Professor at Auckland University School of Biological Sciences Mary Sewell, Environment Associate Minister Scott Simpson, and GreenPeace Spokesperson Elena Di Palma on the government’s advancement and widening on the policy banning of harmful microbeads in many shower gels and household cleaning products.
On Neighbourhood Watch for the 18th of August, Kelly talks to Nicole about the recent revelation of the Australian Deputy Prime Minister as a dual NZ citizen. We also chat about Pauline Hanson's islamic dress stunt in Parliament and the Federal Government's relaxing of secrecy rules for employees in detention centres.
Kelly talks to Deb Smith, the founder of Cloud Workshop which provides art and photography workshops for bereaved children and provides for them an environment of solidarity where the government has been yet to.
Producer Laura and Lachlan Balfour talk to Associate Professor at Auckland University School of Biological Sciences Mary Sewell, Environment Associate Minister Scott Simpson, and GreenPeace Spokesperson Elena Di Palma on the government’s advancement and widening on the policy banning of harmful microbeads in many shower gels and household cleaning products.
Kelly talked to National MP Jami-Lee Ross on the recently approved negotiation mandate for the TPP11 agreement, and how this will directly affect New Zealand businesses and trading. Jami-Lee also chats about National's widely condemned Youth Crime policy package.
On Neighbourhood Watch, Kelly talks to Nicole about the recent revelation of the Australian Deputy Prime Minister as a dual NZ citizen. We also chat about Pauline Hanson's islamic dress stunt in Parliament and the Federal Government's relaxing of secrecy rules for employees in detention centres.
Finally, Kelly talks to Deb Smith, the founder of Cloud Workshop which provides art and photography workshops for bereaved children, and provides for them an environment of solidarity where the government has been yet to.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: it appears the church still isn't done interfering with yr rock 'n' roll; Fabian's out to detail a brand new type of Trip; gig announces up yr wazoo; Looney Tunes stair foley courtesy of Dr. Zemke; a visit from three floor managers at the Magic Factory; and James Lavelle has some advice for Mikey regarding his first edition UNKLE figurine.
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Today on your bFM Breakfast: it appears the church still isn't done interfering with yr rock 'n' roll; Fabian's out to detail a brand new type of Trip; gig announces up yr wazoo; Looney Tunes stair foley courtesy of Dr. Zemke; a visit from three floor managers at the Magic Factory; and James Lavelle has some advice for Mikey regarding his first edition UNKLE figurine.
Isaac Hayes - By The Time I Get To Phoenix
k2k - Malibu
Tapper Zukie - Dub M.P.L.A.
Queens Of The Stone Age - The Evil Has Landed
Lou Reed - Perfect Day
Prince - I Would Die 4 U
A.C. Freazy - Creeping In
Die! Die! Die! - Bottlecaps And Phones (I Can't See You)
On Today's Wire, Ximena speaks with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Matthew Savoca on how fish are eating plastic ocean garbage, because it smells like food. We speak with Labour Deputy Leader Kelvin Davis on mental health support policy for Canterbury’s youth. State of the States is back, this week speaking with Nick Sawhney our regular correspondent from WNYU on the white nationalist conflict in Charlottesville, and an update on what’s happening in Guam, and Ben has a report on Media and the history of US/Russia Relations
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