Fewsh for now.

Achieving victories to reach a regenerative economy: Anthony Rogers-Wright
Policy Coordinator for the Climate Justice Alliance (CJA).  He has over ten years of policy analysis, community organizing and outreach/advocacy experience. Anthony will explain the origins of the climate justice ideas in the GND as well as discuss why he and the CJA believe that a “just transition” to a greener world must place race, gender and class at the center of solutions.  Anthony was interviewed at the recent NetRoots Conference in Philadelphia.

Another way to regenerate, feed the goats your old Christmas tree and restore your spirit: Karen Krivit, Philly Goat Project Director
Karen  and several enthusiastic volunteers talk about this unique community-based program. Don’t throw your  Christmas tree in the trash. Recycle it by feeding it to the goats at the Philly Goat Project at Awbury Arboretum's Agricultural Village. 

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I'll sign off for the last time forever (maybe) today. Stick around as we pull songs out we forgot we even had. Hang in there. The Sunday Vibe is today from 3-5 pm on G-town Radio and 92.9 FM. The full playlist is below.

Sayonara for Now...

Sofi Tukker - Purple Hat

Fannypack - You Gotta Know

TV Themes - Bigfoot & Wildboy

The Budos Band - Up From the South

Oneohtrix Point Never - Love in a Time of Lexapro

Vampire Weekend w/ Steve Lacy - Sunflower

R.E.M. - Electrolite

Courtney Barnett - Depreston

St. Vincent - Human Racing

Harold E. Smith - Unconditional Love / Creates Good Vibrations

Ernest Hood - Saturday Morning Doze

Eddie Fisher - Dungaree Doll

Ris Paul Ric - Purple Blaze

Wayne Hancock - Viper

Mac DeMarco - On the Level

Black Mold - Metal Spider Webs / French Kiwi Juice - Lying Together

The Grates - Trampoline

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Cinnamon Girl

Liquid Liquid - Optimo

Bomba Estereo - Soy Yo

Alice Coltrane - Journey in Sachidananda

Mylo - Destroy Rock & Roll

Modeselektor - Silikon ft Sacha Perera

M.I.A. / Diplo - Amazon (Diplo Remix)

Major Lazer & La Roux - Colourless Artibella

Don Cunningham Quartet - Tabu

Hospitality - Betty Wang

Jamila Woods - HEAVN

Solange - Binz

White Hinterland - Dreaming of the Plum Trees

The Blow - Pile of Gold

Sister Charmaine - The Body

Nilsson - Jump Into the Fire (Short Version)

This Sunday at 5pm on "THE (not so) HIDDEN AGENDA" -- don't miss the REPLAY of Stephanie's interview with historic architecture expert, Elise Rivers!  Elise talks about the builder of many century-old Mt. Airy homes, Ashton Tourison...check it out and then go see her upcoming talks on January 15 and 20th from 7-8:30pm at Lovett Library!

TODAY at 5pm on "The (Not So) Hidden Agenda," meet G-town Radio's new Program Manager and host of "The Sunday Dinner Mixtape," Joanna Hagen-Wikander!  She's going to tell us about herself, her radio show, and her new position as G-town Radio's Program Director.  Don't miss it!

Come callus with Fewsh.

In August, 2006 I launched G-town Radio. For the next 13 years it received more time and attention than just about anything else in my life. I am beyond grateful to all the people who have seen value in this project and volunteered their time, talents and resources to keep it running. The thoughtfulness and dedication of our many programmers regularly inspires and humbles me. At its best community radio makes us stronger, more connected and better informed. This is why I love G-town Radio.

At the end of December I will be stepping away from all my roles at the station. The transition has been in the works for a year. Despite knowing this for so long I’m still shocked at how little time is left. There are many tasks I am glad to relinquish but I know I will miss the work terribly at times. My spirit is buoyed by the wonderful people that will lead the station into 2020 and beyond.

New Leadership
In January, our current program director, Tom Casetta, will become station manager. Tom’s been active in community media far longer than I (since the mid-80's) and there isn’t a better person to fill the role. During his time as program director he has shepherded many new shows to air and been invaluable helping everyone transition to life on the FM dial. As my family grew and my free time shrank Tom has always been there to make us go. I’m thrilled he is taking on this new role.

On February 20, 2018 I received an email that started like this,
     “I was driving down Germantown Avenue on Friday and found the G-Town Radio broadcast signal 92.9.  I listened all weekend! Wow!  It is everything I miss about community radio.  My name is Joanna Wikander and I would love the opportunity to host a music program on G-Town radio if you (have) any open slots.”

Joanna not only got her own show, The Sunday Dinner Mixtape, but she joined our board, tirelessly promoted the station at community events and is now our Program Director.

Originally from New Jersey, Joanna has lived in Mt. Airy for the past 10 years. Her love for community radio started in her adolescence as a volunteer at a Free-Format community radio station, WFMU-FM. While at WFMU-FM she was the radio engineer for a weekly program - RadioActive Theater. She then got involved in Rowan University’s radio station WGLS-FM.  As a student she hosted multiple programs and eventually became Music Director.  As an alumni she continued her involvement with WGLS-FM for seven summers to host a weekly specialty music programs.

Having two champions of community radio leading G-town Radio makes my heart happy. Let’s all welcome and congratulate Tom and Joanna. If you would like to reach them directly send an email to This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it and This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

-Jim Bear
Founder and Station Manager