Monday
As we launch our New Year/ New You season, there's a fresh approach to tonight's show. It's all change as we try to discover the new new thing. New Sensation or New Moon on Monday? You decide.It's songs about new beginnings, fresh starts and even altered images! A night of 'new' music like you've never heard it before

Tuesday
It's 2010 and for anyone who's in danger of forgetting that fact we've got just the show for you. One In Ten, Perfect 10 or will you close your eyes and think of Dusty?

Wednesday
As the new film about Ian Dury hits the cinema, tonight's show features the artists who have been portrayed on the big screen. That could be Whats Love Got to Do With It, Beyond The Sea or even the band in the title of Oliver Stone's hit ovie...Rock biopics is the theme and from Ray to the Coal Miner's Daughter it's going to be a night of great music from the movies...

Thursday
'What would Elvis do?' is the theme tonight. On the eve of his 75th birthday we ask what songs would Elvis Presley have covered if he was still alive. Would he have got All Shook Up over Robbie Williams, or would he have empathised with Amy's troubles and tried to get his way out of Rehab. It's the ultimate Elvis album - as produced by you.

Friday
For the first time -it's Get It On Fridays. On tonight's ask for whatever songs you like. No theme - just the tunes that will set you up for the weekend. Plus find out who'll choose Friday's fab five and there'll be a chance to Get It On again with the week's best songs...Get It On five nights a week and hopefully you will be there for the very first Friday show....

Happy Holidays from the Get It On team to all our listeners. It was so lovely to hear from so many of you on Christmas Day. We had great fun in the studio and thanks to Miss Babs and her surplus tinsel there was a fairly festive atmosphere. I was kind of sad to be leaving the house to go to work but I have to say I loved doing the show and it was a real thrill to be in charge of playing the music for your Christmas day celebrations.

Monday
We kick off on Monday with your 70s selections. From Abba to Anarchy In The UK, from Teenage Kicks to T-Rex. Dig out those flares or stick or on your old Clash t shirt as we revisit disco, punk and glam.

Tuesday
What was acceptable in the 80s for you? Duran Duran, The Smiths, or Wham? From Simple Minds to Smalltown Boy...the fashion may have been mingin' but the music was magic.

Wednesday
From The Proclaimers to The Pet Shop Boys - what do you remember about the 90s? Whether the highlight of your decade was Bittersweet Symphony or Blur, why not help me put together the ultimate 90s night.

Thursday
Finally, we count down to Hogmanay by looking back at the past ten years. What stood out for you and who were your discoveries? Was it the Artic Monkeys or Amy Winehouse ? And will we still be listening to Lady Gaga and The Ting Tings in ten years time? From Seven Nation Army to Shine let's have your suggestions for the best songs of the past decade...

As always, you can leave your suggestions on the blog or email us direct.

Monday 21st
It's the winter solstice - so we'll be marking the shortest day with songs about the night. As the daylight disappears then gather round the radio and give me your suggestions. From Dancing in the Dark to Midnight in Moscow. It's two hours of Night Fever on Get It On...

Tuesday 22nd
A new survey has revealed that the most murdered songs at the karaoke are Waterloo, Bohemian Rhapsody and My Way. What did you hear murdered and by who? It's my job to investigate so get in touch with the guilty parties. Was there a not so Sweet Caroline at your office party or was your best mate killing you softly with his song? Hear the original and best versions on Tuesday...

Wed 23rd
At this time of year our thoughts turn to our families and blood is thicker than water on tonight's show. Is there No-one Quite Like Grandma, is Little Sister your top choice or does your family have a perfect cousin? Get in touch and let me know...

Christmas Eve
Here's an idea for what should be a really nice show for Christmas Eve. Is there anybody you want to thank this year and what song would you like for them? Maybe it's a supportive partner or loved one who has been there for you when times weren't so good? Someone at work who has helped you out when things got on top of you? Or maybe you just want to keep in mum and dad's good books!! Forget leaving out a mince pie and a carrot for the reindeer the only way to say thank you is by asking for a song on Christmas Eve...

Christmas Day
And finally there's a special edition of Get It On On Christmas day at midday. We're live and I want to play all of your festive favourites - from Santa Baby to Silent Night. Let me know about the tunes that you'd like to hear as you are cooking the turkey and preparing the feast. Get it on for Christmas day by emailing or why not text in during the show...

Monday
It's exactly 12 days until Christmas Day, so tonight we're looking for songs and artists that reference the traditional Twelve Of Days of Christmas song. You could have Spandau Ballet's GOLD, anything by DOVES or even Andy PARTRIDGE from XTC. Miss Bab's has also allowed Christmas songs from tonight!

Tuesday
Jay-Z tells us he's released the album of the decade! So tell us your album of all time, is Abbey Road the best thing ever recorded? Is Rumours the most played album in your household? Or is Take That's The Circus a masterpiece?

Weds...
Tonight we celebrate Progressive Rock. Who are the giants of this genre, the artists who first dabbled in it and the new groups who are influenced by it? Everything from The Beatles to Jethro Tull to Muse are welcome tonight.

Thurs
Calum McMahon suggested tonight's theme on our Facebook page, we play the music that struck a chord with the advertising men. What are your favourite songs from TV adverts past and present. Does "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing" make you reach for a fizzy drink? Do you want to visit the launderette and wash your jeans to "I Heard It Through The Grapevine"? Or is "Heartbeats" by Jose Gonzalez your favourite soundtrack to a TV ad?

Monday
Now I don't know about you, but my cd shelves are full of them - the albums you bought that turned out to have only one good track on them. I was looking at Hot Space by Queen - Under Pressure is the classic track but the rest of the album failed to make an impact. Dee Lite's Groove Is In The Heart was a great single but what else do you remember off their album World Clique. You may have loved Molly's Chambers but was the rest of that first Kings of Leon record really any good? Regular bloggers, Glen Miller and Joe The Jam Man have both suggested this theme. Thanks guys.

Tuesday
OMG - pull your chair in for this one - I've got a great theme to tell you about!!! Gossip, rumour and tittle tattle is the theme. Little does she Know must be in with a shout or maybe some Hearsay from Alexander O Neal. What did you hear thru the grapevine? Share it with me on Tuesday night...

Wednesday
Wednesday is big band night on Get It On. It's classic crooners, swinging divas and the contemporary acts who have stepped up in front of the orchestra. It would be great to hear the likes of Michael Buble or Harry Connick or perhaps Rufus Wainright doing his Judy Graceland tribute.

Thursday
What are you embarrassed about from your teenage years? Fear not as I'm only interested in the musical bits. It's a great theme that's been suggested by Erin Meek (10). It's the songs you liked as a teenager but now can't believe you ever listened to them

As last night's theme was shopping I thought I should share my shoplifting shame. Mmm, maybe my lawyer would not have agreed.

Yesterday morning I had been shopping and when I took the various items to the till, the girl coughed politely and asked if there was anything else. I was a bit mystified by the question but said no. She then said that she thought she saw something accidentally drop off the counter. "Not that I can see" said I confidently.

Anyway, it was only when I got back to work did I find a pair of gloves with wee plastic hook at the end had somehow attached themselves to my big woolly scarf. Mortified doesn't go halfway to explaining how I felt. Which is why I had to fess up to my nicking of the gloves on air.

However, it was only when I got home and checked the receipt that I realised I had paid for them after all and they had only became attached when I bent down to get something out of the boot of the car. So - the upshot is I am not a tea-leaf after all.

Never did I think I would say this, but 'Winona Ryder I know just how you feel!'

Photo by Alan McAteer

Monday
I think we've got a great line up of shows to celebrate St Andrews night. Vic Galloway will be looking after Get It On on Monday night and his theme will be Great Scots. Whether your nomination is Midge Ure or Middle Of The Road, then get in touch with him. At five past eight it's a chance to hear more Scottish bands and this time they are in concert. Exclusive highlights of The Homecoming gig only on BBC Radio Scotland.

Tuesday
It's the first day of December and as the queues start to build up we'll be doing a bit of early Christmas shopping ourselves. Lost In The Supermarket? Shopping For Dresses? Cornershop? Make a shopping list and send it in...

Wednesday
What do Super Trouper, Roxanne and Hey Jude all have in common? The title can be found in the first line of the song. I'm expecting a big blog input to this theme so start thinking about some about some unusual suggestions.

Thursday
To help celebrate National Tree Week, BBC Breathing Places has teamed up with Guinness World Records for Tree O' Clock a nationwide challenge to plant as many trees as possible within a single hour. Our challenge is to play as many songs about trees in two hours! Will it be Laurel and Hardy singing about the lonesome pine and surely we will be tying a yellow ribbon round an old oak at some point?

A short video of the themes can be found on the Get It On homepage and once you've had a look why not leave your suggestions on the blog or send them in on email.

My production team pulled out all the stops for last night's show. Not only did Miss B find me a piano, she got us into the music studio, sweet talked an engineer into recording it and found me some...ahem...help with my piano playing! I have to fess up and tell you that my part was actually played by Keith one of our jazz producers. He's spent many years hanging out in the classic jazz clubs in Soho and as a result can only converse in hep cat speak - a bit like a Scottish Austin Powers. It certainly livens up a lunchtime when you hear a voice from the other end of the office say "Oooh yeah baby, I'm digging that lentil soup maaaan".

I loved all your stories last night about the pop songs tackled on unusual instruments. Some of the good ones are on our Facebook page and elsewhere on the blog. From the Pet Shop Boys on the accordion to Joan Jett plucked on the fiddle - only on Get It On!

It's been a busy afternoon as we had a meeting today to talk about Christmas, New Year plans and NEXT year's Children in Need. Miss Babs is very keen on forward planning obviously. She's enthused by the fact that other women in the building have been emailing her complimenting her on her Pudsey bike ride. However she has not taken me up on my idea of releasing an exercise DVD in time for January.

I've also just been filmed for Reporting Scotland talking about Susan Boyle. Now that my wounds have healed I've decided it's not too scarey to step in front of a camera again. That means another themes video will be online on Thursday. Oh and talking of my recent tussle with a pothole I want to thank the annomyous blogger who dropped in the Smith's themed Get Well Soon card. Much appreciated.

Well done Miss Babs. Two hours of non stop cycling and still enough puff to shout orders across the studio. If you want to join in the challenge to catch Mark Beaumont as he cycles The Americas then there's more information on the Children in Need website.

...and "get a bike that's got a wee place to put your soup in". I'll make sure we pass that on...