This show coincides with the 20-year anniversary of the 2005 New Orleans flood (due to failure of federally constructed levees) which followed Hurricane Katrina and celebrates New Orleans' observance of White Buffalo Day.
"Arboreal Melancholia" explores humanity's complex emotional relationship with forests through diverse musical traditions spanning continents and generations.
Exploring the island of Cyprus and creatures who live there, plants, animals and otherwise.
This episode raises questions.
About meteor showers, the night sky and the full moon, as seen from the surface of our home on Planet Earth.
"Songs of Protest" amplifies ecological resistance through diverse musical expressions spanning continents and genres.
All about the oceans and creatures who make the oceans their home.
"Songs of the Sun" celebrates our relationship with the celestial body that sustains life on Earth through diverse musical expressions.
This episode is being curated close to the date of the United States’ Independence Day celebration, July 4th. Host Laura Dedelow writes, “I’ve never liked fireworks. Aside from being awful for the environment and for…
“Dissolving Boundaries” explores our evolving relationship with landscape through compositions that question traditional separations between self and environment. Host Bart Everson begins with Steven Ball’s “In the Countryside,” a meditation on post-romantic rural landscapes “now…