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Wind Is the Original Radio

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This podcast series is aimed at helping us to connect to ourselves and to our earth by deep listening to natural soundscapes. Based on empirical evidence as well as numerous recent studies from all over the world, listening to natural soundscapes (particularly mindful listening) has a great positive impact on our wellbeing, and potentially on our respect for nature. However, these soundscapes are increasingly scarce as we humans continue to destroy the natural ecosystems which produce them.

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Latest episode

Jun 21, 2026

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Episodes

Wind Through Aspens in the Fall 27.10.2023

Early fall. Yellow leaves fall from the aspen trees. Quiet between gusts, cool wind blowing from the north. A change of season is in the air. Warm days, cool nights. The vastness of the land is something from classic American western stories. Near the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, the Eastern Rocky Mountains of Montana reach into the clouds. The first dusting of snow coating the peaks. Recorded ov...

Relaxing Ghana Rainforest 20.10.2023

Enjoy this soothing calm calling of birds in the Ankasa rainforest with calm water rushing in the background. The thick canopy of the trees shielded me from the hot sunshine in the tropical rainforest as I recorded these sounds. Recording by Isaac Amoasi Arkoh

Pacific Ocean Waves 29.09.2023

Experience the raw power of the Pacific Ocean as powerful waves crash upon a secluded sandy beach. The coastline is located in the Colombian region of Choco where there are no roads and the whole coastline is separated by impenetrable jungle hills from the rest of the mainland. Recording by Jan Brelih in Choco, Colombia

Ankasa Rainforest Dawn Chorus 22.09.2023

It’s 5 a.m. at the Ankasa Rainforest. I woke up at around 4:30 a.m. and made my way through the thick darkness to capture the jungle ambience at dawn. Using the torchlight from my phone, I could hardly see anything but the beautiful symphony from the forest urged me to walk on untill I got to the desired spot where I set up my microphones. Enjoy this hour-long soundscape of nature at dawn. This re...

Life of Birds in a Calm Evening Spring 15.09.2023

A relaxing evening song of birds in the a forested hill area near a big lake. The most common birds on this recording are: Common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus), Common chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs), Common blackbird (Turdus merula) , Song thrush (Turdus philomelos), European robin (Erithacus rubecula), Common wood pigeon (Columba palumbus), European green woodpecker (Picus viridis) and the Nightjar (Ca...

Sunset at the Shore of a Lake 08.09.2023

It’s sunset time on the shore of the lake and the last birds of the day fly over the still water. From the treetops I can hear the movement of leaves and branches. There are some distant sounds that I cannot decipher where they come from or how they are produced. A few meters away, a white horse shines and takes a deep breath in the darkness. It’s getting dark. The crescent moon rises and illumina...

Winter Morning in the Atlantic Forest 25.08.2023

It is an early August morning. There is some wind and the sky is cloudy. At this time of the year, the Mulungú blooms: there are several of them, full of red flowers. Now it also blooms the yellow Ipe and the Congea tomentosa, that brings a lot of lilac flowers. There are Embaúbas and a very big Ficus, Avocados, Boldo and Jabuticaba trees. Birds fly from one tree to another, moving their leaves an...

Dawn on an American Prairie 18.08.2023

An inescapable sensation of floating fills my consciousness. A state of lucidity. Not entirely awake but not asleep. Conscious of surrounding ripples, the warm meadowlark song drifts in the air. I feel translucent. Light. Time passes and there is no distance between it. Opening my eyes returns awareness to the small tent I’m laying in. Narrowing myself back to a singular perception. Birdsong here...

Okefenokee Swamp 11.08.2023

The Okefenokee is one of the largest, intact swamps in the entire world. There’s only one road into the swamp and it terminates at Stephen C. Foster State Park, a Gold-tier International Dark Sky Park. Recorded by Jared Blake in the Stephen C Foster State Park, USA

Alpine Thunderstorm 04.08.2023

!This recording has very high dynamics and so we advise extra care on your listening volume, especially if you are wearing headphones! The area above Kamniška Bistrica, surrounded by mountains, was hit by a series of extremely powerful thunderstorms. Some of these storms triggered avalanches and flash floods. The recorded storm passed over the area during the night and you can hear the sounds of s...

Nocturnal Fusion Over the Black Pond 21.07.2023

This recording captures the essence of a night spent by a pond during the Flower Moon in the untamed wilderness of the Barycz Valley. The rhythmic ambiance is shaped by the melancholic croaks of fire-bellied toads and the deep resonances of great bitterns, creating a captivating backdrop. As the recording progresses, the symphony of the night unfolds, showcasing the raucous calls of tree frogs, th...

Flocks of Common Starlings Over the Pond with Lê Quan Ninh: Bonus Episode 18.07.2023

Welcome to our ninth and last bonus episode, for now! In these episodes we have been sharing short segments about nature, sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. In today’s episode we have a very special guest, Lê Quan Ninh. Recording made Saint-Angel, France in June 2023. Lê Quan Nihn is a percussionist in the field of contemporary music interpretation and free improv...

Montane Rainforest 14.07.2023

This recording was made by a small river in Taman Negara, Malaysia, and starts in the early evening with the last birds and cicadas of the day calling from the surrounding forest. At around 25 minutes the loud ringing calls of Empress Cicada can be heard as the soundscape drifts into the night. Recorded by Marc Anderson

Black Woodpecker Encounter with Axel Drioli: Bonus episode 11.07.2023

Welcome to our eighth bonus episode, already! In these episodes we have been sharing short segments about nature, sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. In today's episode we have a special guest, Axel Drioli. Recording made at the Mount Lanaro Nature Reserve, Trieste, NE Italy, January 2021 Axel is a director, wildlife sound specialist, conservationist, and spatial a...

Bamboo Forest Wind 07.07.2023

Finding my way up a muddy path on an Island in the Pacific is an ideal condition for natural listening. A growing cacophony ebbs and flows as the trail and nearby river weave near and far from each other. Up a steep hill, the water suddenly grows faint. I can hear the wind overhead. Drumming along is the thick bamboo grove that seems to have sprung out of nowhere. I placed two Sennheiser Microphon...

Peepers with Steven: ShepardBonus Episode 04.07.2023

Welcome to our seventh bonus episode, already! In these episodes we have been sharing short segments about nature, sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. These are courtesy of our friend Dr. Steven Shepard. Recorded April 12, 2023, beaver pond behind elementary school, Williston, Vermont, USA Steven is an author, educator, speaker, writer, photographer, a ‘technology...

Snow Storm with Powerful Thunder 30.06.2023

A short snowstorm since the arrival until it passed. The recording was done at high altitude in the mountain forest, at the edge of a cabin roof. The weather is unstable and unusually warm for Winter: the temperature is +1C and snow melts and falls. The storm comes quickly and brings a blizzard with hail and fresh snow, thunder, wind… Ravens can be heard at the beginning of the recording. Field re...

Morning Blackbirds with Steven Shepard: Bonus Episode 27.06.2023

Welcome to our sixth bonus episode, already! Every Tuesday, for the next few weeks, we will share short segments about nature, nature sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. These are courtesy of our friend Dr. Steven Shepard . Recorded in the end of winter of 2023, Williston, Vermont, USA. Steven is an author, educator, speaker, writer, photographer, a ‘technology dem...

Mountain Meadow After Rain 23.06.2023

The morning after rain at tare old-growth Pine forest on 3100m in Indian Himalayas, Sikkim region. The recording was made in the morning after night rain with water drops still dripping down from the Pine trees. The birds were very active and diverse which is for this high altitude not much common. This very unique peak is worshipped by the local villagers and is considered a sacred place, therefo...

Gentle Waves with Roger Boughton: Bonus Episode 20.06.2023

Welcome to our fifth bonus episode! Every Tuesday, for the next few weeks, we will continue to share short segments about nature, nature sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. These are courtesy of our friend Dr. Steven Shepard. Roger has been recording wildlife for almost five decades! He’s an author and a member of the Wildlife Sound Recording Society. Learn more ab...

Lesser Kestrels Took Over an Abandoned Building 16.06.2023

A migratory raptor wich spends its foraging time in West Africa and breeds in southern Europe. Here in Doñana, there is a specific place in a daunting location where they breed . Unfortunately, we can't say where it is located as local conservationists want to keep it protected from human disturbance, but it is quite a magical place: an old holiday complex now owned by Lesser Kestrels, Little Owls...

Wasps in my Shed with Roger Boughton: Bonus Episode 13.06.2023

Welcome to our fourth bonus episode! Every Tuesday, for the next few weeks, we will continue to share short segments about nature, nature sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. These are courtesy of our friend Dr. Steven Shepard. Roger has been recording wildlife for almost five decades! He’s an author and a member of the Wildlife Sound Recording Society. Learn more a...

Seal Gully with Roger Boughton: Bonus Episode 06.06.2023

Welcome to our third bonus episode! Every Tuesday, for the next few weeks, we will continue to share short segments about nature, nature sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. These are courtesy of our friend Dr. Steven Shepard . This clip caught Robert at the start of a storm on a overhanging cliff, approaching the seals. Follow him for some minutes, listening to the...

Rain Under the Canopy in a Summer Thunderstorm 02.06.2023

The sounds of a summer thunderstorm with soft rain. From under the tree canopy in mountain forest with an altitude of approx. 950m above sea level. The north face of the mountain is massive. Recording by Ivo Vicic in Jelenje, Croatia

Woodpecker Magic with Steven Shepard: Bonus Episode 30.05.2023

Welcome to our second bonus episode! Every Tuesday, for the next few weeks, we will continue to share short segments about nature, nature sounds, life and poetry for a moment of reflection and appreciation. These are courtesy of our friend Dr. Steven Shepard . Recorded in April 10, 2022, in a riparian woodland along the Winooski River, Richmond, Vermont, USA. Steven is an author, educator, speaker...

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