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The One to Four with Eli: Thursday March 7, 2024

💚 An electronic / dubby / jazz-adjacent first hour sees returns from old favourites Mala, Calibre, Glass Beams & Nilüfer Yanya. Look out for a controversial appearance of a Kate Bush cover and a brand spanking newYard Act release.

Things get taken down a bit at the start of the second hour, think more ethereal and dream poppy: Beach House, HTRK. 

The final hour has a few classics from the likes of the Headless Chickens and Eric B. & Rakim with a scattering of great singles from the tail end of 2023 + some campy dance adjacent selections via Tokischa / Ninajirachi.

Hopefully something for everyone.

See you all next week, thank you again for all the support on todays show and for turning out to the bRave last weekend. It was a special time.

Playlist lives here as always: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1khsO9BSkMzJIr4t7GIP0b 💚

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The One to Four with Eli: Thursday January 23, 2025

💚 This week's show is a little quicker, peppy even. 

Eccentric Track of the Week: MILLET - PNC
Live Before the Entertainment Guide: Jeff Buckley - Just Like a Woman (Live at Sin-é, New York, NY - July/August 1993)

Horror show style edit at the start of the show (Benson B): https://soundcloud.com/user-640580990/horror-show-style-mastered

Playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify and updates weekly. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)

See you beautiful creatures next week (or at drive island!), thank you always for supporting bFM 💚

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95bFM Breakfast with Rosetta and Milly: Rāpare January 15, 2026

Rosetta and Milly are back in the studio for Rāpare Brekkie - alongside Rosetta's dad Matt after an epic night at David Byrne! E whai ake nei, coming up on the show: Fashun with Penelope Noir, and a kōrero with Estère about Splore! Whakarongo mai nei.

Thanks to eighthirty coffee roasters!

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Angus Thunder brings you discussion on the week that was - including News highlights This Weeks Bits, banter from the weekend, gig guide and a fine selection of music to get your Sunday going. 

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Land of The Good Groove with Nigel Love: July 26, 2019
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The 95bFM Jazz Show with Dr Mark Baynes and Miss Dom, 26 January 2020

The Good Doc and Miss Dom host special guests Swiss/NZ pianist Alex Ventling and British drummer Phelan Burgoyne from the Alex Ventling Trio.

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Tax cuts and lowering child poverty reduction targets w/ Labour’s Carmel Sepuloni: 1 August, 2024

This week the government is implementing their long-awaited tax cuts. The tax cuts differ but are generally small cuts. A couple earning $100,000 a year with no children would pocket an extra $80 a fortnight for example, while a single childless person on minimum wage will save $25 a fortnight.

The tax cuts have been celebrated by some while being criticised by others for being minimal relief, especially for those who need relief from the cost of living the most.

The Government has also put aside an extra $216 million to pay for the scrapping of the excise tax on tobacco. Labour’s health spokesperson has criticised this move, saying the money would be better spent elsewhere.

And the Minister for social development quietly lowered child poverty reduction targets from 13.3% to 9% for 2024/2025 and 11% for 2026/2027. The government says this to make the targets more achievable.

For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, WIre Host Caeden spoke to Labour Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni about these topics.

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Crackdown on truancy and public submissions on the oil and gas exploration bill w/ ACT's Simon Court: 30 September, 2024

The government has finally delivered on a long talked about policy, a major crackdown on truancy in schools. 

Associate Education Minister David Seymour announced a three part ‘STAR’ plan, to be put in place by the beginning of the 2026 school year. There are various consequences for students absent between five and 10 days, but for students absent for 15 days, parents may be fined and prosecuted. 

Many schools and teachers have taken issue with the policy, saying everyone wants their child at school, but the root of the issue can often be much deeper. 

For their weekly catch up Producer Evie spoke to the ACT Party’s Simon Court about the crackdown, and why the government believes it will be effective. 

They also talk about public submissions on the oil and gas ban reversal bill, which are open for only four business days, considerably shorter than submission time for most bills.

 

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Submissions for Auckland Council’s long-term plan, ‘bed tax,’ and discussions around equity in the upcoming election w/ Councillor Julie Fairey: 27 March, 2025

Public submissions regarding Auckland Council’s annual plan from 2025/2026 are set to close tomorrow at 11:59pm, with the plan set to take place from the 1st of July.

These submissions give the public the opportunity to provide feedback on proposals from the coming year.

News and Editorial Director, Joel, spoke to Councillor Julie Fairey about this, and the council’s ‘bed tax’.

They also spoke about the recent discussions regarding ensuring fair and equal representation in the upcoming 2025 local election.

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Weekly Catchup w/ The Green Party's Ricardo Menendez March: 23 April, 2025

Last week, health minister Simeon Brown announced the government’s infrastructure plan for rebuilding hospitals.

The plan involves a $20 billion investment into hospitals across the motu, which Simeon Brown has said will upgrade emergency departments and will improve delivery timeframes.

In that same week, the government’s recent defence capability plan, which involved a $12 billion increase in funding to the New Zealand Defence Force, downgraded climate change as a priority for the NZDF

And, earlier this week, Primate Minister Christopher Luxon announced that New Zealand would be extending its military assistance to Ukraine until 2026.

For their weekly catchup with the Green Party, Oto spoke to Greens MP Ricardo Menendez-March for the party’s take on all of these issues.