0058: Songs of the Birds & Migration

This show is dedicated to birds and to World Migratory Bird Day, May 10th being our most recent. More information on how to help the birds can be found at their website, to see how…

0057: Botanical Garden

The journey begins with Nessy Williamson’s contemplative “Foraging for Bilberries,” featuring poignant lyrics about Earth’s shared garden, followed by Kate Daisy Grant & Nick Pynn’s hawthorn tribute “Queen of May.” The first set weaves through…

0056: Songs of the Forests & Woodlands

Songs of the Forests & Woodlands, dedicated to the woodlands and forests and to those who love them and strive to protect them. Listen on our site, Mixcloud, or PRX Complete track list

0055: Medicinal Value

“Medicinal Value” immerses listeners in the emerging global phenomenon of medicine music — songs that harness the healing power of sound while celebrating our connection to Earth. We begin with River’s elemental invocation before exploring…

0054: Songs of Beltane

This show is dedicated to Beltane, or May Day. In a couple of days, in the Northern Hemisphere, we’ll celebrate the May Queen, the Green Man, flowers and fae, fertility, sensuality and bonfires. Listen on…

0053: Singalong with Gaia

Join us to explore the flourishing community singing movement. We open with Ursula Goodenough’s Earth-centered reinterpretation of the Lord’s Prayer, then we get into the music. This episode showcases how repetition-based songs invite listeners to…

0051: Folk Fest

Exploring folk music’s central role in ecological awareness, a tapestry of contemporary and traditional songs that honor our connection to the living world — from Nessy Williamson’s blackthorn-inspired reflections on habitat loss to Heather Pierson’s…

0049: Field Infusions

“Field Infusions” explores the fertile intersection where composed music meets environmental sound. From Synne Sofie’s Brazilian valley recordings to Cassie Watson Francillon’s harp-centered outdoor installation in New Orleans, these artists don’t merely sample nature—they collaborate…