Composer Glenn McClure is the National Parks Arts Foundation’s (NPAF) 2018-9 Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Artist-in-Residence, where he will spend thirty days working closely with park rangers, scientists and indigenous musicians to create new music that tells the story of the science and history of their volcanos. The music generated in this residency builds upon a larger body of McClure’s work with the European Space Agency, the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic program, and other music/science collaborations. It also builds upon his life-long advocacy for the environment that has included musical compositions, K12 arts programs, and multiple concerts with folksinger, Pete Seeger. Tanya Ortega, Founder of NPAF, also joins the discussion. More at www.ArtForBrains.com and www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org