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Feb 17, 2025

Quiet Voices

from I Scream Sunday

Whispers, murmurs, silent expressions of emotion, even our inner voice: we communicate quietly as often — perhaps more often — than we do out loud. On this edition of I Scream Sunday, we listen for those voices. Phillip Wilkerson: “While Silence Sings” (Complex Silence 23) Meg Bowles: “A Quiet Light” (A Quiet Light) Karl Fury: “quiet and chaos” (quiet and chaos) Thom Brennan: “The Dark Quiet” (Secret Faiths of Salamanders) Scott Lawlor: “Quieting the Mind” (show me the glint of Light) Kuutana: “A Quiet Thought” (Moonrise) In the second hour, I’ll play a live set of music, called Voices in the Stillness.

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