Finding the balance between head and heart can sometimes be a challenge — in either direction. But on this episode of I Scream Sunday, we focus on the heart and all it has to say. In the second hour, the live set is called Songs of the Heart:

The Full Moon in April is named the Pink Moon for the flowers that bloom in spring. It is also called the Breaking Ice Moon, Budding Moon, Awakening Moon, Egg Moon, and Paschal Moon. This episode of I Scream Sunday honors them all. Greet the moon as the h

This time of year, the weather is wildly unpredictable: there can be snow or sun, cold or heat, or anything in between. Today well explore many forms of spring and new growth. Ill take a break from playing live today.

Dare to declare who you are. It is not far from the shores of silence to the boundaries of speech. The path is not long, but the way is deep. You must not only walk there, you must be prepared to leap. (Hildegard von Bingen)

It's time for spring cleaning! Winter has been challenging in so many ways, and now it's time for new growth.

Last weeks show about water inspired me to put together one about the Ocean. It is the subject of poetry, prayer, and music, and our artists have often taken the subject and run with it. Well hear tracks from Lexixon of Sound, Re-Think, Dave Riddell, Sh

The water has many voices: gentle, turbulent, deep, shallow, restorative, destructive… On this edition of I Scream Sunday, we explore some of those voices. In the second hour there will be a live set exploring the sounds and voices of water. In the

Step into the light on this weeks I Scream Sunday episode, with music of Phillip Wilkerson, Jaime Munrriz, Thom Brennan, Robert Carty, and then a live set, Shine, in the second hour.

We learned this week that the excellent composer Tantroniq (Tanya Thielke) passed away earlier in the month, succumbing to cancer ( cancer!). So instead of playing live, well listen to a sampling of tracks from her canon. You can find her works on Bandc

Whispers, murmurs, silent expressions of emotion, even our inner voice: we communicate quietly as often — perhaps more often — than we do out loud. On this edition of I Scream Sunday, we listen for those voices. In the second hour, I’ll