Whether you're stuck in traffic, on your bike, or just chilling on the couch, 95bFM Drive will get you where you wanna be! Brought to you by The Beer Spot.
Featuring Stage Direction with Alice Canton and the cast of Rongo Whakapā, Matthew chats with Delaney Davidson about his upcoming Anniversary Tour, later Peter phones in for That's The Spirit, then Lake South is up to discuss their fourth album We lived our lives on top of this.
Liv and Molly take over Drive before Milly and Tuva'a return from Breakfast! Featuring stunning acoustic versions live-and-direct of My Brilliance and Back of the Bar by Jazmine Mary on Friday Live, brought to you by NZ On Air Musicwith thanks to McLeod's Brewery.
Featuring Marijuana Media with Chris and his recap of his recent trip to Japan, brought to you by The Hempstore. Then, Ina from Whau Pasifika Festival calls in for a kōrero about the 12 hour movie marathon happening at the Hollywood Avondale on Friday. Later, Liam from Garage Project is up for Cocktail Corner for a taster of all the nonnies the brewery has on offer for Dry July.
Featuring Flicks 'n' That with Steve Newall, Arabella Poulsen of Ringlets was in the studio to select tunes on What's Cooking, then later Sof speaks to Irish band Junk Drawer about their new album Drawer of Heaven.
First up is Stage Direction with Alice Canton and members of the cast of Saint Joan which you can catch at Q Theatre later in the month. Peter Lineham phones in for That's The Spirit to discuss Brian Tamaki's march and flag-burning. Later Matthew is joined by members of the Medena Ensemble, the only Bulgarian Folk Choir in Aotearoa, to discuss their upcoming trip to a folk festival in Bulgaria and to perform two pieces live-and-direct from the 95bFM studio.
It's a Drive Island! Hell yeah! We're stoked to be down at our favourite spot (The Beer Spot) for a mid-winter broadcast outside the studio. Featuring fantastic sets from CINDY and Voom on Friday Live thanks to our mates at McLeod's Breweryand NZ On Air Music. Thanks to everyone who came along, we'll see you next time!
It's another Tuesday drive with Nick and Rosetta! Today on the show, the duo call up Josh for a yarn about the Rubin Observatory and NASAs social media for Spaced Out. There's also some good yarns about Shazam and what everyone's having for dinner - and a giveaway of our AOTW Flowers by Durand Jones and the Indications! Plus news, weather, surf, and plenty of tunes.
Crawley phones Ōtautahi-based musician Adam Hattaway for a chat about the brand new studio album from Adam Hattaway and the Haunters, Hot Variety, as well as his upcoming release tour starting on 11 October.
Crawley and Peter Lineham discuss Newsboys singer Michael Tait's fall from grace following accusations of sexual assault as well as the parallel industry of secular Christian music in the United States.
Amber Curreen, one of the founders of Te Pou theatre, is in the studio for a korero about the upcoming Koanga Festival2025. The festival kicks off on 12 September.
Oto is joined by Te Whanganui-a-Tara's one and only screeching emo duo Park Flyers who tore the studio down to showcase their latest single - ‘friend!’
Chris recaps the launch of a new pizza from Hell's dubbed the 'doobius', as well as the companie's cannabis themed advertising campaign. Then revisits a 2023 article on the need for an revised drug government policy in time for an upcoming election season, as well as the 'weed man' of parliament Gary Chiles.
James Krivchenia of Big Thief chats to Sof about their sixth studio album together, Double Infinity. Off the back of their 2022 Grammy-nominated record, Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You, Double Infinity is the first record since long-time member and bassist Max Oleartchik left in 2024. Together, James and Sof discuss the collaborative recording process of the album, reconfiguring their approach together as a trio, and the intuitivity that comes from closeness to one another after years of making music together. Listen back to hear Sof geek out about her favourite band x
Elle spoke with Catherine (vocals/guitar) and Adam Cooper (guitar), of Alison's Halo, about their brilliant compilation album Eyedazzler (1998), and their latest singles Happy and So Far Away. A dreamy, shoegaze sound is complimented by Catherine's misty vocals. Lyrically complex, the transportational 90-minute album is worth a listen from start to finish. And so is this interview, so listen back.
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