The Conduct Science Podcast: Music

00:00 – Introduction

01:07 – “Stay alert” lockdown instructions

03:05 – Factoids

07:14 – What music means to us

15:08 – Our music tastes

31:01 – The origin of music

39:15 – Music and the brain

42:27 – Music therapy

47:05 – Where our music taste comes from (1)

53:17 – Musical therapy for premature infants

58:05 – Specific musical anhedonia

1:04:31 – Where our music taste comes from (2)

1:08:18 – Ending and Outro

 

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Links from the show:

• Sea lion dancing (Cook et al., 2013)
• Rythmic tone sequences in the brain (Snyder and Large, 2005)
• Neural networks for beat perception (Large et al., 2015)
• Your brain on music | TEDTALK
• British Association for Music Therapy
• Music Therapy overview
• Music Therapy for Depression (Aalbers et al, 2017)

This week on The Conduct Science Podcast, join Tom and Mitch as they explore the world of music! Have you ever wondered where music originated and why it is so integral to our society? Or where your taste comes from? Find out here in this episode where the boys explore their own music tastes and where it may have come from, the origins of music, and musical therapy and all of the applications it has in the world. Music by: Joakim Karud – https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud.

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