This week Zoe from Radio Adelaide talks with Harry about Peter Dutton's comments on the Medevac Law and his atempts to have it repealed. Also tocuh on tax reform and how parties are aligning themselves following the recent elections.
Rahul speaks with Dr Peter Thurkell from Care Alliance, an anti euthanasia advocacy group about the bill from a medical perspective
Connor Knell joined us in studio to explore the division that makes Ireland a tricky issue for Brexit and what would need to happen for a reunification.
Harry spoke with Radio Adelaide's Zoe Kounadis on Petter Dutton and Medevac, plus tax reform following the recent Australian elections.
Finaly, Bronnie spoke with the founder of new app Foodprint which targets the reduction of food waste from cafes.
Michal Garvey is an Auckland entrepreneur and founder of the new Foodprint app. The app enables cafes and eateries to to sell their leftover or excess food at discounts of 50% or more. As well as discussing the app's function, I spoke to Michal about the environmental, social and economic impacts of food waste and the underlying issue of our perception of food. Current eateries you can find on the app include Little Bird Organics, Revive and Mexico, with new places being added daily. If you're interested in trying it out for yourself, you can download the Foodprint app on the appstore or Google Play. Or, if you are the owner of an eatery you can become a partner on their website: foodprint.app.
Rahul spoke with Dr Peter Thirkell, secretary of anti-euthanasia group Care Alliance about the perspectives of medical professionals who are against euthanasia. The debate becomes increasingly relevant as the End of Life Choice Bill passed its second reading yesterday.
Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's really getting cold, Rachel even had to de-ice her car this morning, yikes; Rod Oram calls in for the US to talk about a wee reshuffle in NZ politics, and some proposed changes to voting; Leisha comes in to talk about citrus fruit on this crisp morning; Concord Dawn are in the studio chatting about 20 years of drum and bass; Troy's got a few tunes he's amped about; and Amelia runs us through the Top Ten. Warm up with some Breakfast.
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Today on your bFM Breakfast: It's really getting cold, Rachel even had to de-ice her car this morning, yikes; Rod Oram calls in for the US to talk about a wee reshuffle in NZ politics, and some proposed changes to voting; Leisha comes in to talk about citrus fruit on this crisp morning; Concord Dawn are in the studio chatting about 20 years of drum and bass; Troy's got a few tunes he's amped about; and Amelia runs us through the Top Ten. Warm up with some Breakfast.
Toy Love - Sheep
ORION - Time for Crime
Sampa The Great - Final Form
Yamasuki Singers - Yamamoto Kakapote
Jamila Woods - BETTY (for Boogie)
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Organ Farmer
Twerps - Back To You
Kirin J Callinan - It Takes A Muscle [Spectral Display Cover]
Rod Oram calls in from the USA but is keen to talk about NZ politics. And after some reshuffling in parliament, Rod's got a few things to chat with Rachel about. As well as some proposed recommendations for changes to voting.
Leisha pops up to talk citrus on this cold day. We knew this time would come and we're excited about it. From preserving lemons, freezing lime juice, making orange cake and all sorts of goodies. Yum.
Matt and Evan from Concord Dawn join Rachel in studio to sum up the last 20 years. The duo discuss being back together for a tour and a new EP and what they've been up to more recently. The tour sticks to smaller, more intimate venues and it's not a gig to be missed, tickets here before they sell out.
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