Rivers provide seemingly endless inspiration for music. In this episode, we take a journey along rivers both physical and metaphorical. Mostly new releases, except for that one composition from the 19th century. Listen on our…
Laura put these songs together (with a little help from Bart) to help you know you’re not alone in your concerns and cares, your love of the environment and our Earth, and to hopefully help…
“Songs of Psychedelia” invites listeners to dissolve the boundaries between consciousness and cosmos through sounds that celebrate our profound connection to Earth. From Jens Jarvie’s ayahuasca-inspired prayer of devotion to The Bevis Frond’s indie rock…
This episode features music in celebration of Autumn, Samhain, Halloween, Harvest and the changing of the season from late summer to being well into fall [for the Northern Hemisphere]. Songs reminiscent of change and decay,…
World Migratory Bird Day is twice a year, in the spring and fall. The next one is October 12th, 2024 and the key message is PROTECT INSECTS, PROTECT BIRDS. According to the U.S. Fish &…
Remembering New Orleans 2005, post-flood, clearing up some of the misconceptions thereof, bringing attention to the effects of climate change and the diminishing wetlands, thinking about how we can help. Listen on our site, Mixcloud,…
The Perseid Meteor Shower just peaked mid-August. This event called to mind the way we see the rest of the Universe, from Earth, and how people before us viewed such phenomena. Questions: How do we…
“Songs of 2020” showcases ecological awareness from a pivotal year when the world paused and many reconnected with nature. Host Bart Everson begins with Kate Fletcher & Corwen Broch’s haunting “Look to the North,” which…
“Songs of Contemporary Contemplation of Ecology” weaves a tapestry of ecological awareness across diverse genres and global perspectives. From Russia’s ambient “Song of the Moon” to Nashville’s folk-inspired “Nature Child,” the journey traverses French metal’s…
We start in the rainforest of Brazil, then go bird-watching in Africa, and tree-climbing in Europe. Finally we come to North America to revel in the glory of a sunny day. We’re feeling good. Listen…