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Today on your bFM Breakfast: it's a very spooky Halloween special (well, not _really_); Pennie introduces us to The Vampire's Wife; we get behind a bid to help Beastwars f*ck cancer; Phil Brough tells us about his award winning short, Fire in Cardboard City; Aidee tried to watch a scary movie and ended up comic/festive; and Lucy Vete describes her work referencing Tongan diaspora through architectural practice.
Playlist
Today on your bFM Breakfast: it's a very spooky Halloween special (well, not _really_); Pennie introduces us to The Vampire's Wife; we get behind a bid to help Beastwars f*ck cancer; Phil Brough tells us about his award winning short, Fire in Cardboard City; Aidee tried to watch a scary movie and ended up comic/festive; and Lucy Vete describes her work referencing Tongan diaspora through architectural practice.
Dusty Springfield - Spooky
Wukong the Monkey King 悟空 - Ode to Keen / 踊跃颂
Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Fright Night (Nevermore)
Dirty Dozen Brass Band - Voodoo
The Ramones - Pet Sematary
Suicide - Ghost Rider
Marlon Williams - Vampire Again
The Cramps - I Was a Teenage Werewolf
Dead Kennedys - Halloween
Totally Mild - Today Tonight
The Nudge - Dark Arts
The Cure - Lullaby (live)
Grinderman - Palaces of Montezuma
Beastwars - Witches
The Stone Roses - Bye Bye Badman
Future Islands - Seasons [Live on Letterman]
Heartless Bastards - Searching for the Ghost [Acoustic]
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike smells a Ratt; Stewart smells a building; PM Ardern knows what's really in your t-sauce; we find out about the future of increasingly monetised professional gaming; Kiran brings in a story of minimal noise and maximum drugs; and Ange deals patiently with magnesium, minerals and mutts. Oh my.
Playlist
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mike smells a Ratt; Stewart smells a building; PM Ardern knows what's really in your t-sauce; we find out about the future of increasingly monetised professional gaming; Kiran brings in a story of minimal noise and maximum drugs; and Ange deals patiently with magnesium, minerals and mutts. Oh my.
Radiohead - Jigsaw Falling Into Place
U.S. Girls - Mad As Hell
Pixies - Gigantic
Manic Street Preachers - Motown Junk
Anthonie Tonnon - Two Free Hands
Yumi Zouma - Half Hour
Brad - The Day Begins (Acoustic)
The Mint Chicks - Octagon Octagon Octagon
Dum Dum Girls. - Yours Alone
Ratt - Round and Round
LCD Soundsystem - Losing My Edge
Kasabian - Eez-Eh
Salad Boys - Exaltation
Primal Scream - Come Together (7" Mix)
Goldfrapp - Lovely Head
The Pleasure Majenta - Radical Social Incest
Led Zeppelin - Immigrant Song (Sparky's Funk Metal Remix)
Mikey chats with Dr. Bryce Edwards about the new coalition government; Hard To Find Bookstore owner Warwick talks with Mikey about the challenges facing his Onehunga store; And Troy brings in a bag of vinyl treats for From the Crate.
Breakfast with a strong Halloween theme. Rob Bollix explores some old holloween tales; Maria Walls reviews 'Spookers'; And Darryn Paterson-Harkness joins Mikey to talk about the screening of Nosferatu at the Vic in Devonport.
Full to the absolute brim. We talk to Jacinda Ardern; Announce the 2018 Auckland City Limits lineup & speak to Campbell Smith; Discuss the best superheros on TV; Explore the ethics of invasive species eradication; and wrap things up with a little chat about Kea, the 'bird of the year'.
Broadcasting live from Real Groovy Records, Mikey has regular guests Fabian Fanboy & Dr Kirsten Zemke; With live performances from Arthur Abez & Being.
2/3rds of the regular features. Rob muses on Deep Space; Clayton reviews Iranian film The Salesman; and Mikey chats to Nick from Slowdive ahead of their 2018 Laneway performance.
Mikey reminisces on past & present summer festival looks with Pennie; Alex looks at the first season of I'm Sorry and discusses the most recent Twin Peaks for Viewmaster; And for Ready Steady Learn Mikey learns about slow fashion.
Milly and Tuva'a talk to Tom a PhD candidate in History at the Waipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland about all things cold war and space race. In a deeply engaging chat we apply this to today's space politics and Trump's 'Golden Dome' and the laws of space.
Milly and Tuva'a chat to Suri from the Time Out book store about a book that follows a water droplet throughout time! From a Mesopotamian King all the way to modern day..
We chat to Desley about how people can stand for the local elections coming up later in the year, as well as talking about the flood prone property buy up they are doing.
Milly and Tuva'a chat to Senior Engineering lecturer Dr Ashkan Hashemi about their research involving timber buildings and their response to earthquakes.
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