Greetings AK'ers,

I look forward to sunday nights at 9:00 pm and
tune into seattle's KCMU for 1 hour of
HEARTS OF SPACE.great Ambient music from around the globe,I know its syndicated across the country
and must be broadcast in your town too!
They also have a website to stream current programming or to access the archives for a small fee.
just wondering if Im all alone out there???
Sluggo.

Haven't heard the program, but have a Hearts of Space CD I bought in '94, called "Celtic Twilight" that is very relaxing.

I actually was for a number of years...a friend of mine from the UK, from time to time in the 1980s would have some of his pieces played, so I was eager to hear them. It's not on at a convenient time now for me, although I could, I suppose subscribe to a "pod-cast".

I didn't realize they were still around -- I think I used to listen to them in the 90's, perhaps even as far back as the 80's...?

You're welcome to try my ambient station on Pandora (http://www.pandora.com/stations/ef15169b8701509b5e6cfb80fc526bd4c956d23642d3594b) (click on the "play now" link).

I prefer to wait till sundays and fine tune my vintage
NAD 4080 over my Dahlquist DQM-3's and kick back
in my Study.
But if you do want to access progamming from the
80's or 90's HOS it costs.the home page can tell you
what radio station is airing it closes to where your at!

http://hos.com/index.html

and Dusty chalk, thanks for responding to another one of my threads-Sluggo

Once you cross the Mississippi, everything speeds up - or morphs into its fundamental elements. Out East, the program is known as "Farts of Space." Sometimes interesting, sometimes foolish.

I tune in on Saturday or Sunday night, don't remember which. Used to get it on WNYC in Manhattan. Now, since moving north, it come out of Vermont through their public radio station.

Yup... ever since the 80's !!!
Gotta just love Stephen Hill - aka. Dr. Quaalude (as me and my friends call him) !!! :thmbsp: