A chat with Australian comedian Kirsty Webeck ahead of her comedy show, Everything I Need To Say ABout Sea Creatures, heading to Auckland as a part of the New Zealand International Comedy Festival!
This week we recieve an inheritance of 250, 412 cans and bottles of Doctor Pepper, we draft the Teenage Bill of Rights, and we learn that ghosts die too.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Geneva's back for a second helping of Breakfast; talking aaall the gigs on the show this morning; we chat to Coco Solid while she celebrates the anniversary of Cokes and ahead of 95bFM GOLD; Snail Mail dials in to chat her upcoming visit to Aotearoa; Johanna brings in some special guests before Fringe Festival starts; and the Karaoke Boiz pop in. Such fun on bFM!
The last Thursday Morning Glory of 2019! Jenn plays you some sweet tunes from the likes of Blanco, Sidney Gish, Sui Zhen and the Sons and Daughters of Lite. She will be back in the new year after lots of sun, sand and food. >>>> Tschüss! Bis bald! <<<<
Lucia plays from her new favourite album, Rahill's Flowers at your Feet, celebrates Thursday night's Fazerdaze gig and give another tribute to Sinead O'Connor, throwing in some old school NZ punk + indie for good measure.
Highschooler shredders Pat's Cave join for Fancy New Band while their music class listens in, thanks to NZ on Air Music.
Blind Mango Chutney has guest Taylor Griffin in the studio, a new drummer on the scene, to talk about his debut EP and the creative process, plus Mango's pick of sublime grooves to jazz your day away.
Sam welcomes in 2021 with a jam-packed show of new releases and plenty of surprises. The first mixtape of 2021 features new tunes from Paul McCartney, Madlib, The Avalanches, and more. Sam also celebrates the return of The KLF to the music industry and pays tribute to MF DOOM who passed away last week.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: we start the week off with a triad of anti-Key anthems; Pennie's in the studio to talk Met Gala 2018; religion (or lackthereof) seeps into our Metal Memory Monday with a track from Stryper; Ange heals our wounds naturopathically; and we double-down on our literary segment with Jenna Todd and Robert Tennant. Welcome one, welcome all.