0109: Owl Songs

Laura Dedelow celebrates the Eastern Screech Owl and our ancient human bond with owls of all sorts through an hour of music ranging from swing jazz and indie rock to field recordings and experimental sound, inspired by the very owl living in her own backyard Magnolia tree.Go to episode

0108: Songs for the Great Mother

"Songs of the Great Mother" offers an hour of devotional music honoring the Living Earth as divine feminine — spanning Bulgarian wordless vocal, Swedish folk-rock, Norwegian pop, Lithuanian experimental jazz, Japanese ambient, and American choral music, anchored by a personal message from Swedish singer-songwriter Annika Fehling about the island walk that summoned her song into being.Go to episode

0107: Where Words Leave Off

Makes the case for instrumental music as ecospiritual expression through an hour of wordless celebrations of Earth — from Goa trance and New Orleans electronics to guitar on a sacred Japanese mountain, a sixteen-second Louisiana ambient flash, and a 1972 jazz reading of Marvin Gaye's ecological elegy. It all stems from an observation two centuries ago that music clothes thought with power language cannot impart.Go to episode

0106: A Celebration for Beltane, May Day, The May Queen & The Green Man

Laura writes, "In the Northern Hemisphere it is time to celebrate the Spring Cross between the Vernal Equinox and Summer Solstice. In other words we honor Beltane, May Day, the May Queen and the Green Man. Winter has pretty much passed where I live in the Northern Hemisphere and we are experiencing the Greening Time. The fires that burned in the hearths all winter have been extinguished and we light new ones with the embers of Beltane bonfires."Go to episode
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