The Gaia Project is a collection of stories told by shimmering women connected by their profound love for the planet they inhabit.

Pygmalion's hubris brings him face to face with Aphrodite, whose contempt for his lack of passion spurs him to take on his most challenging work yet.

From In Deep, writer Matt George unspools a lush and tender conversation with surfing champion Layne Beachley.

Once, there was a little boy and a little girl, who had a tree. But this wasn't any ordinary tree, it was a dreaming tree, where anything was possible.

Tasha, a singer/songwriter from London, performs her original song 'Garden of Eden'.

A narrator lights a candle and opens a large, leather-bound book. She begins to read, describing a marvelous house and the people who live there.

Max West ponders in his poem "All We Need" what the things are that truly sustain human life.

Keythe Farley's VO Lounge is a widely varied, deeply compelling, and thought-provoking space to stop and listen for a while.

Blue Green Hills of Earth is from a poem inspired by an astronaut looking down on the earth from space.

These selected readings from Phillipa Leseberg's book "His Name is Eric" describe her late husband's battle with cancer and the couple's experience with alternative treatments.

"Nesting" shares a glimpse of the land that the Northern Neck Conservancy in Virginia is caretaking.

A collection of poems by Bruna Coleto, performed in Portuguese with written translations in English.

"Sea Glass" describes an afternoon spent in good company and the contemplation of how we are all shaped by the challenges we face in this life.

These two chapters from Lisa Lucca's memoir "Ashes to Ink" reflect on her parents' divorce, her father's sexuality, and the difficulty they faced navigating their new relationship.

'golden hour' imbues all the summer sunshine of fresh love into its nostalgic verse.

A reading of an excerpt from Sam George's newly-released book, “Child Of Storms: A Surfing Memoir, In Progress”.

This is an audio recording of a vignette, a scene in a grocery store between my adopted mom and myself.

Mickie McKinney is a detective. At least, that's what he tells everyone in his middle school.

It's hard to stay calm in the modern world. So, she doesn't.

A raw and honest monologue that chronicles a personal journey through the shadows of an abusive relationship and into the light of self-discovery.

This is a PSA created for 1736 Family Crisis Center in LA County, a non-profit organization helping survivors of domestic violence, runaway and homeless youth, victims of human trafficking, homeless families, and homeless and at-risk Veterans.

Can we become better than we were?

A taste of the work shared at our first Woman Up Salon on September 9th.

Stay tuned!