“Wellington International Airport Regional Community Awards”: Jo Maxwell on Breakfast – 24/05/2023
This morning, The Breakfast Show is joined by Jo Maxwell, to chat about the upcoming Wellington International Airport Regional Community Awards!
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“The Raft Is Not The Shore”: Terrible Sons on Breakfast – 23/05/2023
Ōtautahi based indie folk duo; Terrible Sons' Lauren and Matt Barus talk to Maggie about their debut album and the trajectory of the project.
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“SILVER GREEN AND GOLD” Single Release: Freddy Reynold on Breakfast – 23/05/2023
Tāmaki Makaurau artist Freddy Reynold joins Maggie on the New Zealand Music Month tour around the motu.
Catch all the stops on the Music Month bus over at radioactive.fm/nzmusicmonth
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“The Axeman’s Carnival” 2023 Ockham Book Award Winner: Catherine Chidgey on Breakfast – 22/05/2023
Author Catherine Chidgey joins Maggie on Breakfast to talk about her new award winning work "The Axeman's Carnival"
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“The Leading Man” Single Release: DC Maxwell on Breakfast – 22/05/2023
Beep Beep! The next stop on the Breakfast bus, Maggie pulls over to chat to DC Maxwell about the debut single "The Leading Man"!
Check out the complete collection of Music Month chats over at radioactive.fm...
Lost & Found Album Release: Saint Mercury on Breakfast – 19/05/2023
Celebrating the release of the album "Lost & Found", Saint Mercury's Mark Linton joins Maggie on The Breakfast Show!
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“Good To See You”: Henry Rollins on Breakfast – 16/05/2023
Iconic punk figure, actor, DJ and spoken word artist Henry Rollins catches up with Maggie Tweedie ahead of his appearance at Wellington's Old St Paul's in July. Listen to hear the story of how Henry managed to...
“Footmahi 2023”: Liam K Swiggs on Breakfast 15/05/2023
Liam K Swiggs joins Maggie on Breakfast for a kōrero just after The Big Fresh Collective's second release of the month - Footmahi 2023.
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“All Taste No Waste”: Suzette McArtney on Breakfast – 15/05/2023
Former caterer to the stars Suzette McArtney joins Maggie on Breakfast for a kōrero about her All Taste No Waste event, fundraising for Kaibosh's Give A Meal In May campaign.
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“A Bloody Difficult Subject” Book Release: Professor Bain Atwood on Breakfast – 11/05/23
Bain Attwood, professor of history at Monash University in Melbourne, joins Maggie to discuss Ruth Ross, te Tiriti o Waitangi and the history of Aotearoa New Zealand.