In these uncertain times, Sundial Writer Paul Harrison wonders what is subjective, and what is objective.

In this episode we honor longtime Sundial contributor Ted Roberts, who passed away last week, by re-airing his story on life in the "Chemoscene".

In Ray Greene's story, "The Traveler and Summer Snow", we hear how a first time trip to the South brought centuries of emotions to the surface.

Leonard Adams encourages us to examine our perceptions of self, and appreciate our uniqueness!

Sundial contributor Joyce Billingsley's late husband Bill is never far from her thoughts and her heart.

Sundial contributor Sara McDaris gives a marvelous example of the power of music!

Jessica Temple reminds us that it's a good thing to have a big sister to bail you out sometimes!

Sundial Writer Wayne Holliday describes his chilly New Year's Day tradition--and invites us all to join in!

Sundial poet Judi Moon recounts a traditional Christmas night when her extended family gets together to celebrate.

John Davis urges us to look past the flowers and park like setting to remember what actually took place in Flossenberg, Germany.