This week on Morning Glory Hunter played new songs from Kaytranada, Church & AP & Saba. For 'About Town' this week he highlighted live tracks from DIIVs set at Laneway 2016 and In the second hour of the show Cass & Tom from Audrey's Dance popped up to the studio to share some of their favourite influential tracks for My Morning Mixtape ahead of their performance at MOTH Festival this weekend
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel selects some tunes and they're going down a treat; National Party's Paula Bennett talks to Rachel about the UN's extinction report, cannabis and leadership in the party; Rob's got a story that he's ready to make into a film, for any directors out there; and NZ Herald journalist, Kirsty Johnston, comes in to talk about Fighting the Demon. Join us as we dive into the glorious tunes Rachel has selected for this Wednesday.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel's collected some of her favrouite music from our very own Aotearoa, and with day one of our 100% NZ muic week, she's ready to share it all with you; Pennie talks Gucci models; Amanda and Tom from ALot talk tools with Rachel; Jenna's reveling in post Auckland Writer's Festival vibes, and revieing Attraction; and Natural Ange helps you boost yourself up during this tough time of year.
This week we celebrate New Zealand Music Month with a special 100% Pure New Zealand music show. Featuring some of my favorite songs from the last five years (my time at 95bFM).
Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's the last day of 100% NZ music on bFM and Rachel reckons the suns out for it; Fabian Fanboy tells us about his chat with Will Smith, Aladdin and Brightburn; Dr. Kirsten Zemke brings in some Kiwi Country music, wow; Moana Maniapoto dials in to chat with Rachel about her new Single, Tū; Tim Batt, regular guest nowadays, talks about buying a new domain name; and Zoë gives you a guide to some laughs this weekend. Just happy to be here.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: A beautiful sunrise kicks off the Breakfast show this morning; Prof. Jennifer Curtin dials in to guide us through some of the political dramas that have unfolded in the last week; Leisha forecasts food trends for 2020; Louisa Nicklin joins us in studio to share her new single 'Pour It Down'; Troys got some ol' classics that have been reissued; and Ameila runs us through the Top Ten from last night.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rachel and Tess have reunited and it couldn't be better for your Monday; Penelope pops in for Part II of Perfume; and Kiran returns with a book review, Strange Hotel by Eimear McBride. Take it easy, folks.
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