Gideon Coe sits in for Shaun Keaveny with the usual Friday staples - Middle Age Shout Outs, a poem to wrap up the week from Murray Lachlan Young, and a weekend-welcoming playlist. 1000 0700 Gaz Coombes of Supergrass plays live and Lauren welcomes in the weekend with all the latest movie news. 1300 1000 Mark is joined by US indie-pop band Tennis. 1600 1300 Lammo kicks the weekend off in style with your Friday Free For All suggestions, plus he talks to another Good Day Bad Day caller and launches another corking National Anthem. 1900 1600 Tom has another guest mix, plus he delves into the world of charity shop finds in Charity Drop and chats to a listener about their chosen year in the Tom Capsule. 2200 1900 The 6 Mix looks at two artists who tip their hats to the synth sounds of the 1980s London's Kindness and Anthony Gonzales from M83. 0000 2200 As part of BBC 6 Music Celebrates The Written Word, Stuart is joined by Ian McMillan, poet and presenter of The Verb, to discuss music and poetry. 0100 0000 Highlights of the best bits from the last week of 6 Music. 0200 0100 Chris Hawkins presents a memorable set from Johnny Cash recorded live at Glastonbury in 1994. 0300 0200 Featuring Portishead live at the Tower Ballroom, Blackpool in 1995, plus BBC sessions from OMD and Laika. 0400 0300 1/7. Ain't Misbehavin': The story of the British teenager, beginning with austerity, Teddy Boys, fashion, National Service, the jive, Elvis Presley and attitudes towards sex. 0500 0400 The Hawk delivers early morning music and chat to the early risers of the world (unite). 0700 0500