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Tom from Hancocks makes a Southern Comfort Boulevardier.

In a tall mixing glass full of ice, add equal parts:

30ml x Southern Comfort Black

30ml x Peychaud's Aperitivo

30ml x Dolin Vermouth Premium Rouge

Stir, then strain into a tumber full of ice.

Garnish with lemon zest, and add a couple dashes of Fee Brothers Lemon Bitters.

This drink is really easy to make, and delicious!

This week marks the beginning of 95bFM's election coverage, where we cover important themes leading up to the 2023 Election in conversation with politicians, academics, activists, experts, and more. This week's focus is on local economy.

Producer Hanna had our weekly catch up with Te Pāti Māori's Takutai Kemp about raising incomes and removeing GST off kai.

For our weekly catch up with the ACT Party, producer Rawan spoke to Karen Chhour about the party's alternative budget including their 2-income tax rate, and abolishing the bright-line test and the fees free scheme.

Rosetta spoke to Dr Timothy Welch, senior lecturer at the University of Auckland School of Architecture and Planning, about the Government's proposed 12 cent per litre fuel tax increase. 

Rosetta also spoke to Darsel Keane, director of the University of Auckland's Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, about the New Zealand Entrepreneurship Manifesto calling on the Government to provide better support for Aotearoa's innovation sector.

Finally, Rawan spoke to Dr Francis Collins, professor of Sociology at the University of Auckland, about his study in exploring the emotional journey of migrants experiencing exploitation in Aotearoa.

 Kirsten pays tribute to Nanci Griffith, a  singer-songwriter with a memorable voice and songs, who died two days ago at the age of 68. She paved the way for modern women in folk. Nanci Griffith described her own style as "folkabilly". Unforgettable. 

First, Te Roopu Nahinara, National Party Member Amy Adams speaks with Laura Kvigstad about the lack of participation in the Labour Parties, tertiary fees free scheme. Then they speak on National's written question submission, which is double that of labour when National was first elected into government. Next she tells us about her thoughts on the proposal for internet voting. Finally, she gives us a hot take on feminism. 

After that, Grace Watson speaks with AUSA’s welfare vice-president, Luke Kibblewhite, about how well the fees free initiative is affecting students and the barriers that young adults face accessing tertiary education. 

Following that, Radio Adelaide’s, Samantha Smith catches us up on all the latest Australian news in Neighbourhood Watch. She tells Laura about the rhetoric around terrorism that has sparked in Australia following the arrest of three alleged terrorists and Prime Minister, Scott Morissons recent inflamatory remarks. Then they speak on migration in Australia and Morisson's recent emphasis on reducing permanent migration in order to combat congestion. 

And finally,  Auckland Universities Associate Professor, Katherine Smits, discusses what it means to be a feminist linking into some of the challenge aspects surrounding feminist rehtoric. It all gets capped off with Poll Position. Find out what the bFM listeners think about the question: Are you a feminist?