Hands of the Mothers

May 11, 2026 Duration: 0:00
Hands of the Mothers

Today is Mother’s Day in the United States. Our relationships with our mothers can be complex, or beautiful, or comforting, or even nonexistent. But one fact remains: we are only here because of them. We often take that for granted. A mother’s hands are always busy; they do so much. [...]

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I Scream Sunday is a weekly selection pulled from the continuous, ever-evolving stream of RadioSpiral. This isn't a pre-recorded playlist; it's a curated hour drawn from a living broadcast of original electronic music that airs around the clock. Each episode captures a unique moment in that flow, featuring ambient soundscapes, rhythmic IDM, melodic synth journeys, and experimental textures-all performed live by artists broadcasting directly into the station. The feeling is one of discovery, as if you're tuning into a secret frequency where creation happens in real time. By packaging this experience into a weekly podcast, I Scream Sunday offers a portable, focused entry point into RadioSpiral's captivating world. You'll hear the subtle rawness and spontaneity that only a live performance can provide, without the need to catch the stream at a specific hour. It's electronic music in its most organic form, where each Sunday's installment serves as a testament to the vibrant, ongoing community of musicians defining the genre's independent spirit. This is for listeners who crave depth and authenticity, who find beauty in the unfolding of a sound rather than just its polished conclusion.
Language: en-us Episodes: 15

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In every life, there are pivotal moments that help define a person, a country, a world. This week, the US and the world commemorated the 25th anniversary of the events of September 11, 2001. I was only a mile and a half…
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Today’s edition of I Scream Sunday is inspired by “Full Fathom Five” (Ariel’s Song) from Shakespeare’s Tempest. We explore bells, the ocean, the siren song of love, and more. Conni St. Pierre: “Bells of the Sea” (Beneath…
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Food is sustenance, and so much more. It provides comfort, warmth, perhaps memories of home. Today let’s play with our food! In the second hour, the live set — somewhat abbreviated — is called Telicherry Heat. An homage…
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I Scream Sunday is back today with a program about history and memory. Skroink is getting involved in a beautiful and difficult oral history project in the American South. Without getting into details (because I can’t),…
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This long overdue episode highlights the music of Norwegian composer Erik Wøllo, whose album Snow Tides was released in early March of this year. He has been composing and performing since 1980, and his musical range is…
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It takes an extraordinary team of people, with technology that defies imagination, along with exceptional courage, to send humans into space. Each time we do, we contribute to something greater than our individual selves…
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Wind finding its way through and under doors, window, and other gaps, can be incredibly eerie. This episode explores the wind. ʞu¡0ɹʞS: “Ghosts” (Over. Tone.) This track was crafted from the sound of high wind through he…
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Fear and hope often live together in an uneasy collaboration. Today we explore both emotions, and the boundaries between the two. John DuVal: “River of Fear (slight reprise)” (Heavy Water) Nettless: “The Lurking Fear” (F…
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Last week we did a show called Cold Sun, and in the course of the show I was asked if I were going to play anything by the project called Cold Sun. I confess I had forgotten about this particular project (shame on me!),…
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It’s interesting how random remarks in life cause crazy inspiration. This past week I read a weather update from our local (very skilled) meteorologist who referred to the “cold sun” — and that hooked me. So here’s a ver…