Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey's off the clock; support for unethical fashun wears thin in France; Saraid and Amelia talk Cult Show at The Basement; Jenna wraps up another successful Writers Fest; and Ange gets a whole lotta questions about that gooooood H2O. Choice.
Playlist
Today on your bFM Breakfast: Mikey's off the clock; support for unethical fashun wears thin in France; Saraid and Amelia talk Cult Show at The Basement; Jenna wraps up another successful Writers Fest; and Ange gets a whole lotta questions about that gooooood H2O. Choice.
JessB - Set It Off
MeloDownz - Butter Chiccen & Naan Bread
Kids Of 88 - My House
Che Fu - Misty Frequencies
The Mint Chicks - The Son
Ha the Unclear - Bacterium, Look at Your Motor Go [Live at 95bFM - 01/05/18]
Alien Weaponry - Kai Tangata
David Dallas - Take A Picture (Radio Version)
Carnivorous Plant Society - Don't Go Outside feat. Don McGlashan & Tiny Ruins
Lawrence Arabia - A Little Hate feat. Heather Mansfield
Being. - Lucy
Buuda - Robot
Cut Off Your Hands - Turn Cold
Fat Freddy's Drop - Wandering Eye
Toy Love - Bride Of Frankenstein
Ivy Red - Absent
Kimmy - 666 Laps
Mermaidens - Fade
DLT - Chains (ft Che Fu)
Bressa Creeting Cake - Wood For Her
Bobandii - Gardens (feat. Pearl McClintock)
Open - Hazards On
Coconut Rough - Sierra Leone
Grayson Gilmour - Blow Back [Borrwed cs Magic Air Remix]
Vincent H.L. - Up All Night [Live at 95bFM - 03/05/18]
Lillian Hanly speaks to New Zealand's largest corrections staff union about the government's announcement to pull the plug on the proposed 'mega-prison'.
Lucy Austin also touches on the issue of increasing prisoner numbers with Tania Mead from Just Speak.
Green Party MP Chloe Swarbrick joins us live in studio to discuss her Election Access Fund Bill and doing away with tertiary loan caps.
It’s Wire Worry Week and we’re looking at housing. Mary-Margaret speaks to Housing Minister Phil Twyford about KiwiBuild and homelessness.
This week, the third of our special NZ Music Month series, Sam takes a look at the debut album from indie rock band Cut Off Your Hands "You & I." Released in 2008, this album is considered a late-00s indie classic with flowing melodies and jangle guitar lines.
Chlöe Swarbrick usurps James Shaw this week for the weekly Green Party chat. This week Chlöe takes us through the ins and outs of her Election Access Fund Bill as well as the problems surrounding EFTS student loan cap.
How did the second amendment of the US constitution come to be interpreted as an individual’s right to bear arms? How does this change contrast with other changes in constitutional interpretation, such as the right to marriage equality and human rights protection? Georgetown law professor David Cole, whose latest book looks at constitutional law, speaks with Maria Armoudian about guns and the US Constitution.
In this Wire Worry Week: housing. Since last year’s election, Labour have planned to build 100,000 affordable homes for their scheme - Kiwi Build. With this year’s Budget having been announced last Thursday, the government has further detailed how this will be funded. The housing developments will take place over a decade, with the first 30 being constructed now, at the McLennan site in Papakura. Mary-Margaret spoke to Housing Minister Phil Twyford.
95bFM 