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Chris Fowlie chats about the delayed general election, and the benefits of legalising recreational cannabis. Gwilym makes a Coffee Sour, which the boys make in studio while he's on the phone.
Steve Newall is glued to the new horror streaming service for Flicks n That. Samuel Flynn Scott of the Phoenix Foundation beams in from Wellington to guest select some music.
Peter Lineham talks about Californian mega churches distaste for thestate goverment a.k.a "leftist tyrants", and Augusta from Coromandel Watchdog of Hauraki gives us an upate on gold mining in Waihi and the Coromandel.
Ōtepoti band Pearly* were in town for the Eyegum Scenic Tour and made a pitstop in the bFM studio for a killer Friday Live set. Brought to you by NZ On Air Music, with thanks to our mates at McLeod's Brewery.
Josh phones in to discuss a sednoid found in an outer solar system, the closest images ever captured by the Sun have just been released by NASA, and a long-standing mystery has just been solved after a discovery of a new star close to Betelgeuse. Thanks to the Stardome!
Chris discusses a large stash growing in a swamp belonging to a Waikato man, charges brought against a woman who shared cake edibles at a hospital, the proposed merger between Helius and Elysian continues after the Cannibas Clinic withdraws, plus upcoming premiere for The Weed Eaters at this year's NZIFF!
Arlo and Paddy of Wild Magic Tavern cook up an elixir for HALFQUEEN inspired by their DnD series Fury of the Small. Whakarongo mai nei and check out the series over on their substack.
Steve darkens our sunny winter day with a couple of heavy documentaries and dark comedies. Petra Costa's The Edge of Democracy and Apocalypse in the Tropics are both available on Netflix, which depict the current state of politics in Brazil.
Death Bells, originally from Sydney, now based in LA, jumped on a Drive to talk about their latest single, Landslide, produced by Sans Merit. With releases from all the way back in 2017, the band has seen many members and gone through several sonic shifts over their run. The trio talked about making music in LA and their most recent bout of writing and recording.
No Alice this week :( Still the theatre goodness even so! Matthew talks to Barnie Duncan and Pelenakeke Brown, Directors and producers of Siblings, to talk about their upcoming show run at Te Pou Theatre.
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