EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 25 MIN
Wildflowers
from Stereothematica
Natural beauty can be ephemeral. Take wildflowers, for example. They bloom and often quickly disappear, leaving you wishing it were springtime again. How do you capture that feeling of fleeting beauty? Maybe with a song. And that's exactly what we attempted this week.SONGS:Hot Chip: Colours (2006)Dina Ögon: Undantag (2021)RESOURCES AND REFERENCES:How Did the Bluebonnet Become a Symbol of Texas?Tom Petty - WildflowersLadybird Johnson Wildflower Center - Texas BluebonnetCalifornia Super BloomPoppy Cam Live Feed Reaction Video for Udantag (Neon Mushroom)Pri on Dina Ögon’s new album MänniskobarTyler, The Creator Shares His Favorite Songs of 2022 Dina Ögon Might Be the Brightest Band on the Planet (Pop Corporation, 2023)Dina Ögon’s guest Dj set on KEXPDear listener, please take a page out of the book of wildflowers and grow where you want. Be delicate, and resilient. Exceed expectations (if you feel like it). And take care of yourself, and those around you.Connect with us on Instagram (to share your song picks or troll us), Spotify (for our ever-growing playlist), and Stereothematica.com (for extra fun)!If you like what you’re hearing, please subscribe, and if you love it, a five-star rating and review would send us into the exosphere of excitement.And email us at [email protected]! We will write back!
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Natural beauty can be ephemeral. Take wildflowers, for example. They bloom and often quickly disappear, leaving you wishing it were springtime again. How do you capture that feeling of fleeting beauty? Maybe with a song. And that's exactly what we attempted this week. SONGS: Hot Chip: Colours (2006) Dina Ögon: Undantag (2021) RESOURCES AND REFERENCES: How Did the Bluebonnet Become a Symbol of Texas? Tom Petty - Wildflowers Ladybird Johnson Wildflower Center - Texas Bluebonnet California Super...
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