bCasts

On Dear Science today with AUT’s Marcus Jones we talk about a possible solution to the storage of renewable energy problem, the identity of jack the ripper, and an update on the all female space walk.

We speak to a representative of the organisers of the Jummah Remembrance vigil that happened in the domain Friday night who responds to those saying the vigil became too “political”

Sherry speaks to Helen Bowen, a criminal barrister, on Restorative justice and the positive impacts for the victim, offender and community affected. .

And lastly, Rosabel Tan from the Pantograph Punch talks us through some of the talks they’ve organised recently for the Auckland Arts Festival

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Diving into this weird short week with some delicious tunes for Breakfast; a brassy What Am I; His Worships talks one billion dollars and Safe Swim; Pax Assadi and Mikey reminisce together on growing up on the North Shore; and Sam Sinnott talks something Special. Enjoy the sunshine while it's out, folks!

Sam Sinnott's been watching Netflix's new series Special, and think's it's pretty damn good. The 8-episode series tells the story of Ryan, a gay man with mild cerebral palsy who decides to rewrite his identity as an accident victim and finally go after the life he wants. Sam reckons he's part of the target audience and rates it highly.

New songs from Anderson. Paak, Cate Le Bon & Beastwars + a hectic throwback to King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's set at Laneway 2017 for 'About Town'. Callum from Hans Pucket stopped by as well to have a chat about what he's been up to and what to expect from their set at the Hollywood Theatre this Saturday supporting Lawrence Arabia.

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