This week's show featured new music from Troy Kingi, Fontaines D.C., Angel Olsen, and more. Sam also pays tribute to Peter Green, Denise Johnson, and Malik B who all passed away this week.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: We made it to Spring, and we are absolutely excited about it; the Mayor dials in a little earlier this week to make sure we all understand the Level 2.5 guidelines; a round of Second Guessing brings us some apple slices; Zoë's got a couple of online theatre picks that she's pretty thrilled about; and David Clark from the University of Auckland talks taking exhibitions online.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Rob's here with Rach and Tess and we're getting tips for looking cool in yr masks; the Prime Minister dials in to talk about the new Alert Level restrictions; Rob talks about zoo's, grime and tea; Julia Deans dials in to talk about the APRA Silver Scrolls as their Music Director; and Amelia joins us for another dive into the rabbit hole on Word Salad.
This week, Sam play's tracks from the reissue of the Rolling Stones "Goats Head Soup" and the upcoming Captured Tracks compilation "Strum & Thrum: The American Jangle Underground 1983-1987." There is also new music from Clipping and Vulfpeck.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Kicking off this moody Tuesday with a round of Second Guessing; the Mayor dials in this morning, thrilled about the rain of course; Jeff from Audio Foundation pops in to give us the rundown of Now Hear This!; Zoë joins us with a special guest, Grace, to talk about Heatwave; Short Player features Auckland's own, Repairs; and Rosemary Li talks all things architecture and Artweek.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's been a big weekend, so we're waking up slowly this morning; Penelope Noir brings us more goth Fashun to talk about; Chris Parker pops in to break down his felting journey for us; Jenna's been getting into ghost stories; and Justine helps us with our employment woes.