Neu-Matic will unfold over the course of it's normal 2 hour slot today bringing you a fine selection of new and not-so-new music.  Here is what we did so far...

Songs (in order of appearance)

Field Music - Measure

Free Energy - Something in Common

Sonny & the Sunsets - Too Young to Burn

Animal Collective - What Would I Want? Sky

Matias Aguayo - Me Vuelvo Loca

The Drums - Saddest Summer

Dizzee Rascal - Leisure

Owl City - Fireflies

The Roots - Respond-React

Charlotte Gainsbourg - IRM

DJ Rupture - Elders_Clouds

MillionYoung - Weak Ends

HiSoft - Country

Figurines - Fiery Affair

Erase Errata - Tax Dollar

Professor Murder - Free Stress Test

Bugz n the Attic - Sounds Like...

Harry Nillsson - Pretty Soon There'll Be Nothing Left

The Blow - Pile of Gold

OK folks- the Delaware Valley Legacy Fund needs YOU to join us at this season's hottest fundraiser- The TOY Event.  Friday December 4, 2009, 7-10 PM @ The Marketplace Design Center 2400 Market St.  $30 gets you in with open bar and food, silent auction, DJ Carl Michaels , door prizes, guest surprises and all things fabulous for the holiday season.  Join us and listen to Gary's interview with DVLF's Joe and Mark about the event.  

Tune in Passing the Torch as Malcolm Cain Jr. as I interview Philadelphia Police Commisioner Charles Ramsey.  Listen in as we discuss our city's violence and the recent sentencing of John Lewis.

All this and more on Passing the Torch, Friday from 4-4:30.

Philadelphia Insurance Companies hosts the 17th Annual Turkey Trot.  The 5 Mile Run and 1 Mile Fun Walk/Run benefits Face to Face Germantown, a non profit community outreach organization serving the needs of the citizens of Germantown for more than 25 years.
 
The event is scheduled for Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26th (rain or shine).  Five mile run starts at 9am with the one mile fun run/walk starting at 9:05am. Both races happen on Forbidden Trail along the Wissahickon Creek in Chestnut Hill PA (19118).

Over 1500 runners and walkers participated in last year’s 5 Mile Run and 1 Mile Fun Walk/Run. Registration fee is $30.  Participants may register online here or in person on race day after 7:30 am.  For more details or to serve as a Corporate sponsor, visit this Philadelphia Insurance Companies page, the Face to Face Germantown website or call Face to Face at 215.849.0179.  

G-town Radio is a proud media sponsor of the 2009 Turkey Trot.

Tune in for the WEDNESDAY REWIND today at 1pm. Every Wednesday we replay one of G-Town Radio's best shows. Today, it's FEWSH. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving everyone.

Remember that time when you sat around and dreamed up a radio show that played Bill Frisell, Pee Wee Crayton, Art Pepper, the Dixie Hummingbirds, Sly, LaVern Baker, etc. all on the same show?  Well, Feldie had the same dream.  He calls it Lucky Old Souls...

Full playlist here as it unfolds... 

No interviews, no endless chit chat- just the stuff you come here for- music!  Gary gives it to you every time!!!  Can we get a playlist on occasion?  Well, yes, if you are nice,  Meanwhile- this show tonight will be non-stop with only a few commercial interruptions.  I must talk about my new gig at Exit Magazine for the Urban Sophisticate- stay tuned!  Check out past shows and interviews at www.garyq.blogspot.com

That's right, more new music you aren't hearing anywhere else.  We do this every Sunday from 3-5 PM on Neu-Matic, the weekly new music program on G-town Radio.  And now, the full playlist as it happens...

G-town Radio is proud to introduce news breaks from the Media Mobilizing Project.  You will hear new pieces each week on Tuesdays and Thursdays (noon & 5 PM).

This week's On Blast segment is Who Are They Listening To? by Azeem Hill.  "The Listening and Learning Tour" led by Arnie Duncan, Al Sharpton and Newt Gingrinch kicked off in Philly on Tuesday, September 29th. The community and the students were concerned and wanted to talk about what national education reform should look like. The only time we got to talk to Arnie Duncan and Al Sharpton was when they were separated from the community by a gate. This piece tells the story.

Labor Justice Radio this week features Christine Lewis, an organizer with Domestic Workers United.  She speaks about the working conditions that domestic workers face on a daily basis and shares a political analysis of the role that domestic work plays in our economy.  This interview was conducted by Kistine Carolan, and produced by Milena Velis