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Neu-Matic from 3-5 PM (03/07/2010) Print E-mail

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Tune in for some awesome from 3-5 PM today as Jim Bear & Neu-Matic assumes control of the intertubes.  We'll be playing songs from far and near to round out a lovely weekend.  The full playlist will be displayed below as it unfolds.

Awesome

Erykah Badu - Window Seat

The MLM's - Corduroy Pants

Charlotte Gainsbourg - IRM

The Beatles - Ballad of John & Yoko

Atlas Sound - Walkabout (ft. Noah Lennox)

Animal Collective - What Would I Want? Sky

Yeasayer - Ampling Alp

Bibio - Jealous of Roses

Neon Indian - Terminally Chill

Vampire Weekend - California English

Flying Lotus - Parisian Goldfish

LCD Soundsystem - All My Friends

Gorillaz - Stylo (ft. Mos Def & Bobby Womack)

Title Tracks - No, Girl

Ted Leo & the Pharmacists - The Mighty Sparrow

Blood Feathers - Don't Know You At All

Gonjasufi - Kobwebz

Sonoi - Micro-Coliseum

Cults - Go Outside

Incredible Bongo Band - Okey Dokey

The Big Lebowski - I'm the Dude

Bird & Bee - Again & Again

Born Ruffians - Quattro

Camera Obscura - Lloyd, I'm Ready to Be Heartbroken

RJD2 - Get It

Milton Banana Trio - Mas Que Doidice

The Smiths - Cemetry Gates

Talib Kweli - Hot Thing (ft. Will.I.Am)

Panther - Puerto Rican Jukebo

Monade - Regarde

George Pringle - I'm Very Scared Buster, Yes At Last

 
MMP News Breaks This Week (03/07/10) Print E-mail

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G-town Radio is proud to present 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 called A Student Responds to West Philly High Being a Possible Renaissance School.  The Philadelphia School District recently announced that West Philadelphia High School is eligible to become a Renaissance school. This means that, if West is selected as a Renaissance school, West could be subject to 'turnaround' reforms and possibly outside managers.  Since West already has a plan for whole school transformation, one that students and community members have spent years working towards (and that has already had big positive effects on the school climate), many people are concerned about what the Renaissance process could mean for the school. In this piece, Shaina Richards (center in photo) interviewed West student Justin Carter (left in photo) about his reaction to the situation. Shaina Richards produced this piece. 

Labor Justice Radio this week features a piece called Talking About Disinvestment & Gentrification. Concerned citizens gathered for a town hall meeting in North Philadelphia to talk about the housing issues facing local neighborhoods. Charles Clarke spoke to Patrice Greene of Bread & Roses, who organized the event. He also interviewed forum participants about affordable housing, disinvestment in their neighborhoods, and gentrification. (Photo by Lauren Hansen-Flaschen) 
 
PP&T (3/7): Eat Meat Much? Print E-mail

Listen as Charing Ball explains why she might never be a vegetarian, today (Sundays), 11 a.m. - 12 noon on G-Town Radio. Featuring audio of Jonathan Safran Foer , author of Eating Animals. Plus, an interview with Sara Zia Ebrahimi, founder of the The Flickering Light Film Screening Series.

 

Can't Listen Live, check it out at www.peopleplacesthingsradio.com

 
THE OFFICIAL JAZZY SEXY SOL! Print E-mail

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EVERY WEDNESDAY 3PM-5PM EST

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Brought to you by Serena Sol Brown & Company and Universal Music Distribution
 
Passing the Torch-3/5 Print E-mail

Tune in to Passing the Torch today as Malcolm Cain Jr., interviews John Franklin son of the late John Hope Franklin, the author of From Slavery To Freedom. Listen in as we discuss not only the African American journey from slavery to present, but also how the African American experience encouraged other people in the African Diaspora.

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

 
AndersonTaped March 4, 2010 Print E-mail

This week's show features Without A Song, the first posthumous CD from trumpeter Freddie Hubbard; tracks from Philadelphia native & saxophonist Giuseppe Logan's first recording in 45 years, The Giuseppe Logan Quintet. We'll also dig into some older vinyl from The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Grachan Moncur, The Mosaic Sextet, bassist John Herbert's excellent recording, Byzantine Monkey on the Firehouse 12 label, and much more... Speaking of the Art Ensemble, the Ars Nova Workshop is bringing them to Philadelphia for the first time since 1996! Check them out Saturday, 8pm at the International House in West Philadelphia



 
 
 
The REC Radio Show presents The 2010 March MANness Tournament Print E-mail

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Picking the NCAA College Basketball champion is madness for guys, but for the ladies...FAH! Now, The REC brings you The 2010 March MANness Tournament - 64 hearty and sexy Black superstars of stage, sports and more for your picking! Play the tourney just like the guys (they can even help you with the brackets!) and you may win CASH & PRIZES! Download the sheet and enjoy!
 
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