Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess talk movies and keeping warm after Rick Breeze's cold weather warnings; another round of Search & Destroy in the quest for a year's worth of free Orcon internet; His Worship talks Matariki, free transport and gambling; Sandra Reid from NZIFF comes in to join the chat about movies and the film festival programme; Sam's got some Big Little Lies on his mind; and Deb Polson talks about the University's new Design degree.
Playlist
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess talk movies and keeping warm after Rick Breeze's cold weather warnings; another round of Search & Destroy in the quest for a year's worth of free Orcon internet; His Worship talks Matariki, free transport and gambling; Sandra Reid from NZIFF comes in to join the chat about movies and the film festival programme; Sam's got some Big Little Lies on his mind; and Deb Polson talks about the University's new Design degree.
Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
Dirty Pixels - Spacesuit
Molly Burch - Only One
The Mint Chicks - Bad Buzz
Sister Sledge - Thinking of You
Golden Grrrls - New Pop
Róisín Murphy - Incapable [Edit]
Justin Townes Earle - Can't Hardly Wait
Burial - Claustro
Grass Widow - To Where
Lawrence Arabia - Everything's Minimal w/ Tiny Ruins
Depeche Mode - Spacewalker
Miss June - Best Girl
raveena - Nectar
Soaked Oats - Don't Chew
Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)
His Worship talks to Rachel about Matariki, free public transport on the weekend, and gambling in Tāmaki Makauraua. Also, happy birthday for Saturday Mayor!
Sam and Rachel are very much excited about Big Little Lies Season Two, as it's just returned to our screens. After a couple of years hiatus, we're back into it and without any spoliers, it's very, very good.
The University of Auckland is starting a new degree in Design and Rachel chats to Deb Polson, who is the appointed head of the faculty and is currently in the midst of developing the programme. Rachel and Deb discuss how this new degree fits into the University as it currently stands. Exciting things on the horizon, as it seems.
With the launch of the New Zealand International Film Festival, we've got Programmer, Sandra Reid, in studio to talk about what's coming up, what we can get excited for and what to expect from this annual event. Rachel asks Sandra about the changes she's seen in the last 25 years of working on the film festival, and how Aotearoa stands on the international film stage. After seeing Martha: A Picture Story, it's safe to say we're thrilled with the line-up.
No guests this week - just a ton of Hunter's favourite songs including new ones from Repulsive Woman, Earth Tongue & black midi. We threw in a few live tracks from Sneaky Feelings and had some good chats about the new 95bFM Merch.
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Playlist
Sneaky Feelings - Wasted Time (Live at The Gluepot 05/09/1987)
B Boys - Pressure Inside
Widowspeak - Borrowed World
The Stroppies - Noble Creatures
Neneh Cherry - Natural Skin Deep [Prod. Four Tet]
Spectral Display - [Won't You Come And] Knock Knock
black midi - Speedway
Blair Parkes - habit to break
Divino Nino - Cosmic Flower
Justin Townes Earle - If I Was the Devil
Sneaky Feelings - In The Shape of A Heart (Live at The Gluepot 05/09/1987)
Moodymann - I'll Provide
Liam K. Swiggs - BEFORE 2 DAY
Avoid! Avoid - Low Earth Orbit
Sidney Gish - Imposter Syndrome
Sneaky Feelings - Your Secret's Safe with Me (Live at The Gluepot 05/09/1987)
It's a NZ Music Month special! Three hours of some of our favourite local tunes from the last six months, plus a whole bunch of highlights from Long Player.
Playlist
The Naenae Express - Hello Clouds
SJD - Lava Lamp
Bene - Evil Spider
Lucky Boy^ - If everyone's at ease, I'm pleased
Bad Timing - Tui
The Spectre Collective - Seance Fiction
Lawrence Arabia - People Are Alright
MAOCHIE FEMCHAIN - To The Oracle
Dbldbl x Trapjaw Kelpie - Nurse Joy
SJD - Hide Your Brain
Kruff Kurtis - Ancestor
Alphabethead - The Whirly Dirly Rock Conspiracy
Goodwin & Kyle - I'm Not Fucking Around
milk - Pouring Salt
Go Nuclear - Necrophilia
NOXO - Eat Hot Lead
Dog Power - Not Human
Dog Power - Come Back To Paris
Contenders - Attract/Repel
Repairs - Thanks for the Advice
Blame Thrower - Best Friend
BIB KIDS - Intro (DRTY) - Gimp Software
P.H.F. - leasher*
Long Distance Runner - The First Lie
Earth Tongue - Microscopic God
Ounce - Eat Yer Greens
Te Huhu - Emily
Cleophus - Chemicools (Feat. Ryan Hendriks)
Diggy Dupe - The Hill
Schofield Strangelove - LONELY
Roidz - Fanta
L V J & Trapjaw Kelpie - Where Did You Hide Your Wings
We welcomed (We hope) Whau local board Chairperson, Tracy Mulholland. We discussed the Whau Pacific People’s Plan, which is a plan aimed at better connecting with the Whau Pacific communities. We also discussed the role and place of community wardens. Listen in to find out more!
Sceptical that declaring a climate emergency has become a fashionable publicity stunt for
Council’s, Mitch talks to Auckland Council Environment Committee Chair Penny
Hulse following their recent decision to join the bandwagon. So far 623 jurisdictions and
local governments around the world have declared a climate emergency and Mitch is
interested to see what this will mean for Auckland’s future. Mangrove Mitch begins by asking
Penny what a climate emergency declaration entails.
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