This week's Sundial contributor, Philip Nalls Johnson, wonders why his imagination soared so easily when he was young!

Carissa Lovvorn has written a poem to illustrate the way their family chose to honor essential workers during the Covid-19 Pandemic. 

This week's episode has new Sundial contributor  Larry Halterman skillfully combining one of his favorite mondegreens (misheard lyrics) with a poem about our fair city.

Poet Susan Hazen Guthrie thinks about plants, life, and the long arc of justice in her two poems The Jade Plant and Red Tomato.

New Sundial contributor Ambrosia Patterson has been fascinated by stories of transformation brought about by the pandemic.  Here's her tale.

New Sundial contributor Pam Dempsey chronicles her journey that winds up in Huntsville, and the stories she discovered here.

Sundial contributor Anna Lee recounts a visit to see her friend's pet pig.  Can a pig be apprehensive?

In this special Public Radio Hour edition of Sundial, poet Richard Mackay hopes for a better future after the war in Ukraine.His poem is called "Eulogy of Ecology of the Human Spirit". 

New Sundial contributor Rebekah Lorton brings us a poem about love--and her late Grandmother.  She says it's ironic that she's talking on the radio--she use to cry when her Mom played NPR!

Cindy Small brings us another tale from her zany childhood in the Big Easy.  Her housekeeper had the urge to clean but decided it was a false alarm.