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On this Solstice Radio Special, seven Sundial Writers present their thoughts on the space, the time, the emotion "Between Light and Dark".

New contributor Jim Parker has written a poem that pretty much describes himself perfectly. It's called A Man Like Me.

New Sundial contributor introduces us to Lucy Harris, a pioneer of women's basketball here in the States.

Rose Battle returns to center stage with a story of her "Uncle Lobe", who experienced his first "moving picture" with her family at the drive in movie!

Cigar Box Guitar Store owners Tara and Jeff Mello share their personal journey through an unlikely path

Will Seamus Ennis recalls an adventurous trip to an overlooked national treasure.

Brenda Wilkerson shares a story of a woman taking charge of her own destiny.

New contributor Lin Cochran shares some "Movie Memories" from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Aubrey Fannin returns to the Sundial Writers Corner with two poems written while his Mother was passing from this world.

Ron Warren recalls an Easter Egg hunt that went terribly wrong!

Sundial contributor Ambrosia Patterson is here with help when you need a little inspiration!

Pat Graves remembers his childhood friend, who suffered under the moniker, "the PK".

Today George Hamilton points out the problems inherent in multitasking.

Outdoor enthusiast Sara Leibold has penned a love letter to the Appalachian Trail for this week's episode.

Storyteller Sara McDaris sat down at the computer one day and a series of words spilled from her brain: free verse, she calls it, and says it's very satisfying to say out loud!

Maureen Perkins shows us how simplicity can create vast beauty in her essay "17 Little Syllables".

Pavarthy Bhooshanan brings us a tale of two transplants.

Canadian transplant Brigitte Pellerin shares her thoughts on one of our area's newest attractions.

On the next Valley Sounds, we're diving into music from our incredible local Hip-Hop and R&B artists. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

In this essay, Doreen Fulcher encourages us to "take the road less travelled!"

Davis Blackwelder brings us another of his "Uncle Bill" stories. His Uncle Bill was a legendary character in his family, and Davis is determined to keep the old stories alive!

On the Next Valley Sounds, a hodgepodge of punk and rock songs to fill your Saturday night. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

Susan Luther brings us her observations of her church organist's footwear in this poem entitled The Organist's Socks.

On the Next Valley Sounds, we like the songs that go boom, beep, bloop. Get ready, bass heads! This show is all local electronic music. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app, or WLRH.ORG

Alex Moore takes us on a ride through the backwoods of Alabama back in the 1970's, searching out moonshine stills. His story is named "White Lightning".

On the Next Valley Sounds, music to get you dancing as local pop music takes the spotlight. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

On the Next Valley Sounds, we spotlight Luna Koi's debut album “In Over My Head”. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

Sundial poet Alan Burkett brings us reflections on that unique Southern city, New Orleans.

On the Next Valley Sounds, we dig through the archive and spin some favorites. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

New Sundial contributor Elizabeth Seifried shares a story of a kindness offered by her Mawmaw in Danville, Alabama.

On the Next Valley Sounds, we dig through the archive and spin some favorites. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

In our last episode of 2024, Patricia Sammon recalls a family trip from Canada to Florida back in 1969. Her story is called "Winter Fruit".

We hope you enjoy this encore presentation of a documentary about master storyteller and Sundial Writers Corner contributor Kathryn Tucker Windham. This remembrance originally aired June 24th, 2011.

Our Sundial Writers bring you stories and poetry of Christmases past and present.

A celebrated group of Sundial Writers present their stories and poems of the holiday season.

Contributor Hethalyn Godwin finds herself far from home and away from all things familiar in this essay entitled Christmas in Bombay.

On the Next Valley Sounds, we dig through the archive and spin some favorites. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

On the Next Valley Sounds, we dig through the archive and spin some favorites. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

On the Next Valley Sounds, we dig through the archive and spin some favorites. Get the podcast on iTunes, the WLRH mobile app or WLRH.ORG

Rebecca Moore reflects on the uses of nostalgia, recalling a talk she heard 10 years ago at a school assembly right before the winter break.

Sundial contributor Martena Koken, like most of us, has spent some time worrying about making the perfect holiday pie!

In this week leading up to Thanksgiving, Sundial contributor Carol Hoch offers us a story of love and gratitude.

Rose Battle returns with a remembrance of events at her family's cemetery in Jackson County, Alabama.

New contributor Cindy Baier shares her history of writing poetry to work through life's challenges.

New contributor Will Seamus recalls an occurrence in the middle of a busy and noisy workday at an electronics warehouse. His story is called "Receiving".

Sundial contributor Donna Geise has written a sestina in loving memory of her Great Aunt Erma, a beautiful, free spirit.

Today's Sundial Writers Corner episode features a school days story from Debra Quarles. She remembers it well, and turns out, so does her teacher 50 years later!

Today's poets Alan Burkett and Shama Patel share their observations of the objects and personal feelings.

New contributor Brenda Wilkerson brings us a heartwarming story from her elementary school bus route that she drives every day.

Longtime Sundial contributor Joyce Billingsley introduces us to her quirky Aunt Emma.