SnowFlow, a 3 day collaboration Feb. 11-13 2011, at the Full Moon Resort in the heart of the Catskill Forest Preserve, brought together artists, activists, farmers, biologists, and organizations from all over NY and PA to raise awareness over the threats to our most vital natural resource - clean water. Informal conferencing took place at meals made from locally farmed food and with skiers at nearby Belleayre mountain. There was snowshoeing, snow shelter building, and a special, pure water inspired concert curated by Suzanne Thorpe of EMF and ISSUE Project Room.

The event was organized by Andrea Reynosa and Kevin Vertrees of SkyDog Projects with help from Erin Heaton and Bill Meyer of C-CARE. Sam Sebren was a participant making field recordings for free103point9 and WGXC, and, with Tom Roe, streaming the Feb. 12 concert live on WGXC. (To hear the concert performances in their entirety of Pauline Oliveros, Miguel Frasconi, Suzanne Thorpe, and Tianna Kennedy and Hannah Marcus, please search the WGXC archives under SnowFlow). Editing clips from three days of field recordings, Sebren has created a chronological sound collage for "The Nothing Is Real Radio Hour." You will hear the voices or sounds of: Matt Bua, a stream, Hillary Acton, Andrea Reynosa, skiers, Bill Meyer, Katy Brown, Miguel Frasconi, Suzanne Thorpe, Pauline Oliveros, Jan Harrison, Kevin Vertrees, Sabrina Artel, Pat Carullo, Marcia Nehemiah, Linda Weintraub, Alex Perry, Paul Lloyd Sargent, Wes Gillingham, snow, and more.