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This Is How We Brew It w/ Christian: Rāhina March 23, 2026

Christian chats all things filter coffee and gives us the best tips for perfecting our brew! Plus, we've got delicious Colombian Popayan filter coffee to give away this week - whakarongo mai, tune in for your chance to win! 

Thanks to eighthirty coffee roasters!

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Fancy New Band with Young Baptist: 27 March, 2026

After a hiatus following their first release in 2019, Young Baptist are back with new material. The Tāmaki Makaurau four-piece is comprised of vocalist and guitarist Hugo Collins, drummer Emlyn Williams, Tim Burrows on lead guitar, and Nico Fitzpatrick on bass. Whakarongo mai nei to hear their forthcoming singles, plus a live version of a tune familiar to bFM listeners, Ice Cold Sensation. Keep an ear out for more recorded tunes set for release this year. 

Brought to you by NZ On Air Music

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The Saturday Spring w/ Karyn Hay: April 25, 2026

Season I of The Saturday Spring wraps up with a Demo Gods special. All the artists who have collaborated with Finn in the last three months: Indira Neville, Club Ruby, Maebh McCurdy, Josh Hunter, jackaltheblackal, and Karl Sölve Steven.

Plus new tracks from TOMORA, Kathryn Mohr, and Robert Smith of The Cure is more than a little impressed by the songwriting talents of Olivia Rodrigo. 

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The Wire with Amanda: Monday April 24, 2017

This week, producer Ben Goldson speaks to representatives of the People's Review of Mental Health and we chat to Green Party co-leader James Shaw about the PACER Plus agreement, the pay equity bill, and spy agency Five Eyes meeting in New Zealand this week. We have AUT Pacific Media Centre Director David Robie as well as AUT PhD student Stephanie Sageo-Tupungu and her husband Kenneth for regular Pacific news segment Southern Cross. We have bFM reporter Mack Smith speaks to SOUL spokesperson Pania Newton about Ihumatao and the upcoming UN summit, producer Ben Goldson speaks to taxation expert and Labour party candidate Deborah Russell and Wire host Amanda Jane Robinson speaks to Windham-Campbell prize winning writer Ashleigh Young ahead of next month's Ockham book awards about her essay collection, Can You Tolerate This?

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Artbank: June 25, 2017

Artbanker Theo set a bit of a record for us today, talking to 11 GUESTS IN THE HOUR. Ka pai. Firstly we heard from Amy Weng, Kalee Jackson and Rebecca Lal, three of the minds behind Te Tuhi's latest publication THE HIVE HUMS WITH MANY MINDS.  This 130 page full colour limited edition printed publication features essays by Tessa Laird, Gregory Kan & Ruth Watson, and Bruce E. Phillips, plus additional contributions by exhibiting artists such as a foldout page work by Monique Jansen and texts by Shahriar Asdollah-Zadeh and Charlotte Drayton, all complemented by graphic design by Kalee Jackson.

Then we had the Bulgasari Aotearoa crew in studio. Throughout June and July, Lee Hanjoo (이한주), Lee Bong Gyo (이봉교), Yukie Sato, Taekyung Seo (서태경) and Soojung Kae (계수정) will be in residence at the Audio Foundation HQ in central Auckland where they will collaborate with local musicians – producing concerts and recordings while working toward an exhibition for the Audio Foundation gallery. Travelling with the Korean artists as key collaborators are renowned NZ musician John Bell (vibraphone/percussion) and sound artist Ian-John Hutchinson (prepared harmonicas). These two artists have been based in South Korea for over 5 years and are established figures in the Korean experimental music scene.

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I/V w/ Dominic Hoey: July 17, 2017

On the eve of his new performance piece, Your Heart Looks Like a Vagina, Dom Hoey drops in to talk to Mike about the differences between straight up performance poetry and anything involving goddamn props and lighting. Combining poetry, comedy and theatre, Dominic's one-man-show covers his personal journey from developing Ankylosing Spondylitis (a rare form of arthritis), through being bedridden, to eventually reclaiming his life. Plus some laughs. Promise.

MORE/TICKETS HERE: Basement Theatre - Your Heart Looks Like a Vagina

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The Audible World Sunday July 23 2017

Hazel Nuts Chocolate - Wild Wild Summer
Mito Natsume - Fuusen to Hari
Capsule - Call Me Call Me
Hazel Nuts Chocolate - Swing Life
YMCK and Dede Mouse - Downtown
Tropico Q - Welcome To The Jungle
Macdonald Duck Eclair - The Yellow Go
Plus-Tech Squeeze Box - Sneaker Song!
Melting Holidays - Pavement
EeL - Marche
Eel - If It's Fake
Mito Natsume - I'll Do My Best
Seiko Oomori - Pictures at an Exhibition
Satsuma Biiwa - Fan style (from this time Buddhism to pray)
Japanese Traditional Music - Gagaku - Seigaiha
Sukeyasu Shiba/Reigakusha - Bugaku: Shunnoden Ichigu: IV. Satto
Kyoto Imperial Court Music Orchestra - Manzairaku
Tokyo Gakuso - Nasori 2 Tokyoku Ha (Komagaku)
Nippon Gagaku Kai - Bairo
Toru Takemitsu - Strophe for Gagaku Orchestra

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Universal Harmony: April 10, 2018


With music from Dimlite, Mumbles, Djrum, Wormstorm, No Smoke, Ill Considered, Tyler, The Creator, Kilchhofer, Benedek & Noble, Kerrier District, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Color Plus, Elmo Crumb, BOY DUDE and Matt Karmil.

Feature: Sound of Sydney
Checking in with our man Carlos, to hear what the party sounds like in our sister city...

Aged In Harmony - You're My Melody
Arian - Your Love Makes Me A Winner
Beckie Bell - Music Madness (Tom Noble Remix)

Feature: Heaters from Holland
Every now and then we share the universal vibe and invite a guest to curate songs for the show. This is now, with Joost from Lisse in the Netherlands providing some heat...

WhoMadeWho - Dynasty (Jimi Jules Remix)
George FitzGerald - Burns
LUXXURY - Pleasure!
 

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Artbank: 19 August 2018

This week we are talking about the 9th Walter's Prize, New Zealand's most prestigious art award hosted by the Auckland Art Gallery. In studio we have three of the nominated artists chatting about their works: Ruth Buchanan, nominated for BAD VISUAL SYSTEMS (2016), and Jess Johnson and Simon Ward, nominated for Whol Why Wurld (2017). Plus learn how to make your own studio with Sunday Painter and stay up to date with this week's Art Guide. Tino Pai!

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Artbank: 16 September 2018

A jam-packed show this week! Mya Cole is in studio in the first hour speaking to us about Whispers, her solo performance at Basement Theatre on for one night only (september 20th). In the second hour we work out how to share 3 microphones between 8 people and chat to the artists involved with The River Remains; ake tonu atu up at Artspace. Plus Jackson is teaching us how to make a Thiccck Santa in this week's Sunday Painter. Tight!