The show has run on well over 400 stations in 34 years of national distribution and is still building extraordinarily loyal, long-term audiences, who commonly use addiction metaphors to describe their love for the music. Created by Stephen Hill and Anna Turner in 1973, it originally aired in a three-hour version as Music from the Hearts of Space on KPFA in Berkeley, CA when it went into national syndication in 1983, it shortened to a one-hour version, which is the length it remains at to this day. Music from the Hearts of Space On Sundays from 9 to midnight we offer Music from the Hearts of Space, hosted by Stephen Hill. Produced and hosted by STEPHEN HILL with Associate Producer STEVE DAVIS, it launched nationally in January 1983 after ten years as a Bay Area late night program on KPFA-FM in Berkeley. Hearts of Space is one of the longest-running and most popular music series on public radio. Listeners describe the show as addictive. An uninterrupted hour of Ambient, Space, and Contemplative music from around the world and across the centuries. HEARTS of SPACE is the original NPR national showcase for the best electronic, acoustic, and ambient space music.

Music from the hearts of space