Cadence Podcast: What Music Tells us About the Mind Zencastr, Inc https://cadence.show/ https://cadence.show/ en Mon, 13 Nov 2023 19:37:20 GMT Mon, 14 Oct 2024 17:56:57 GMT Indre Viskontas Cadence is a podcast about music: how it affects your brain, your life, and the community in which you live. Join our host, cognitive neuroscientist and classically trained opera singer Indre Viskontas while we talk to scientists, musicians, musicologists, and composers to find answers to some of the biggest questions still surrounding the intersection of music and science. How much can we learn about the mind with music as the lens? episodic no https://media.zencastr.com/image-files/5ba126cf76cb98001c8edda7/17d51d3c-bfcc-4b94-91b3-791a59ca6b3f.jpg https://cadence.show/ Cadence Podcast: What Music Tells us About the Mind https://feeds.zencastr.com/f/yviip1v4.rss science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Cadence is a podcast about music: how it affects your brain, your life, and the community in which you live. Join our host, cognitive neuroscientist and classically trained opera singer Indre Viskontas while we talk to scientists, musicians, musicologistscadencemind@gmail.com S04 Episode 08: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy and Trauma https://zencastr.com/z/xgzXwhMP S04 Episode 08: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy and Trauma In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have experienced trauma both as an adult and in early childhood. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Tue, 12 Mar 2024 15:45:06 GMT Indre In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have experienced trauma both as an adult and in early childhood.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

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Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> 665da2e7-282c-4007-9c5c-075833eba8d9 false 1134 cadencemind@gmail.comIn a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have experienced trauma both as an adult and in early childhood. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S04 Episode 07: Normalizing Tourette Syndrome in the Music World https://zencastr.com/z/Zgxs7_1S S04 Episode 07: Normalizing Tourette Syndrome in the Music World Ethan Castro is back to talk about his experience with Tourette Syndrome and how it has shaped his path as a musician. We also hear from world-renowned jazz pianist Michael Wolff about navigating Tourette Syndrome throughout his long and storied career. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Fri, 23 Feb 2024 17:05:43 GMT Indre Ethan Castro is back to talk about his experience with Tourette Syndrome and how it has shaped his path as a musician. We also hear from world-renowned jazz pianist Michael Wolff about navigating Tourette Syndrome throughout his long and storied career.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> Ethan Castro is back to talk about his experience with Tourette Syndrome and how it has shaped his path as a musician. We also hear from world-renowned jazz pianist Michael Wolff about navigating Tourette Syndrome throughout his long and storied career.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> d700da25-738d-4b63-b062-63afec33aa2e false 2217 cadencemind@gmail.comEthan Castro is back to talk about his experience with Tourette Syndrome and how it has shaped his path as a musician. We also hear from world-renowned jazz pianist Michael Wolff about navigating Tourette Syndrome throughout his long and storied career. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S04 Episode 06: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy for Stroke and Aphasia Pateints https://zencastr.com/z/tEgj44Pd S04 Episode 06: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy for Stroke and Aphasia Pateints In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have had a stroke and/or suffer from aphasia. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Mon, 05 Feb 2024 05:00:00 GMT Indre In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have had a stroke and/or suffer from aphasia.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have had a stroke and/or suffer from aphasia.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> b9f3b59d-3462-4f6d-a1be-92133b7105e2 false 1452 cadencemind@gmail.comIn a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients who have had a stroke and/or suffer from aphasia. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S04 Episode 05: Hearing Loss and Reshaping the Sonic Landscape https://zencastr.com/z/0xam4S8A S04 Episode 05: Hearing Loss and Reshaping the Sonic Landscape Dr. Ethan Castro and Dame Evelyn Glennie, both hearing impaired percussionists, talk through building successful careers as performers and composers not just despite their hearing challenges but in service of them, and reshaping the music landscape for others in the process. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Mon, 22 Jan 2024 15:30:25 GMT Indre Dr. Ethan Castro and Dame Evelyn Glennie, both hearing impaired percussionists, talk through building successful careers as performers and composers not just despite their hearing challenges but in service of them, and reshaping the music landscape for others in the process.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> Dr. Ethan Castro and Dame Evelyn Glennie, both hearing impaired percussionists, talk through building successful careers as performers and composers not just despite their hearing challenges but in service of them, and reshaping the music landscape for others in the process.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> d9d86c3d-2627-43cf-829c-0a2ea30704a9 false 2589 4 5 cadencemind@gmail.comDr. Ethan Castro and Dame Evelyn Glennie, both hearing impaired percussionists, talk through building successful careers as performers and composers not just despite their hearing challenges but in service of them, and reshaping the music landscape for others in the process. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S04 Episode 04: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy and Dementia https://zencastr.com/z/l3FhTf6R S04 Episode 04: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy and Dementia In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients with dementia. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Thu, 04 Jan 2024 08:00:00 GMT Indre In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients with dementia.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

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Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> 8dd40b68-929e-42d2-a8bf-99275748a449 false 1484 4 4 cadencemind@gmail.comIn a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurological Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie talks about how music therapy can benefit patients with dementia. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S04 Episode 03: Neurodiversity in the Orchestral World https://zencastr.com/z/Fsyw6I03 S04 Episode 03: Neurodiversity in the Orchestral World There are many neurodiverse musicians working professionally in the classical music world, but are orchestras and universities doing enough to make auditioning and playing in an orchestra accessible? Two musicians with autism, Emelyne Bingham and Ryan Fox, as well as conductor Edwin Outwater, share their thoughts. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Thu, 14 Dec 2023 08:00:00 GMT Indre There are many neurodiverse musicians working professionally in the classical music world, but are orchestras and universities doing enough to make auditioning and playing in an orchestra accessible? Two musicians with autism, Emelyne Bingham and Ryan Fox, as well as conductor Edwin Outwater, share their thoughts.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

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Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> 8eb5d644-bbfa-4623-a4bb-219838ac3716 false 2502 4 3 neurodiversity,autism,music,orchestra,symphony,audition cadencemind@gmail.comThere are many neurodiverse musicians working professionally in the classical music world, but are orchestras and universities doing enough to make auditioning and playing in an orchestra accessible? Two musicians with autism, Emelyne Bingham and Ryan Fox, as well as conductor Edwin Outwater, share their thoughts. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. S04 Episode 02: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy and Parkinson's Disease https://zencastr.com/z/vweUMbR3 S04 Episode 02: Connie Tomaino on Music Therapy and Parkinson's Disease In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie shares about the beginnings of her research in the clinical applications of music and neurologic rehabilitation, and the benefits of music and dance therapy for patients with Parkinson's Disease. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Thu, 30 Nov 2023 08:00:00 GMT Indre In a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie shares about the beginnings of her research in the clinical applications of music and neurologic rehabilitation, and the benefits of music and dance therapy for patients with Parkinson's Disease.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

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Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> df6e03d0-1219-4941-ad2c-31a9d422ce92 false 1685 4 2 music therapy,parkinson's disease,neurology,music cadencemind@gmail.comIn a special series within season 4, Indre speaks with Connie Tomaino, executive director and co-founder of the Institute for Music and Neurologic Function (IMNF). This episode, Connie shares about the beginnings of her research in the clinical applications of music and neurologic rehabilitation, and the benefits of music and dance therapy for patients with Parkinson's Disease. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. S04 Episode 01: JJJJerome Ellis https://zencastr.com/z/_PSr0Ckx S04 Episode 01: JJJJerome Ellis This episode, composer and musician Jerome Ellis tells the story of how his stutter has informed his journey as an artist, and how he explores blackness, disability, divinity, nature, sound and time in his work. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. full Thu, 16 Nov 2023 08:00:00 GMT Indre This episode, composer and musician Jerome Ellis tells the story of how his stutter has informed his journey as an artist, and how he explores blackness, disability, divinity, nature, sound and time in his work.

Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

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Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored.

]]> 62acf510-8cc4-4b0b-a6f9-8cddfa659ca2 false 2030 4 1 music,stutter,jazz,neuroscience,neurology cadencemind@gmail.comThis episode, composer and musician Jerome Ellis tells the story of how his stutter has informed his journey as an artist, and how he explores blackness, disability, divinity, nature, sound and time in his work. Cadence is the podcast where we talk about what music can tell us about the mind. Hosted by neuroscientist and musician, Dr. Indre Viskontas, the fourth season will bring you the stories of people who experience music outside the bounds of the average listener, and who use music as a tool to be heard in a society in which they are often ignored. S03 Episode 07: Music and Prisons, Part 2 https://zencastr.com/z/Pb_lzjUn S03 Episode 07: Music and Prisons, Part 2 S03 Episode 07: Music and Prisons, Part 2 by Indre Viskontas full Tue, 30 Mar 2021 04:54:11 GMT Indre S03 Episode 07: Music and Prisons, Part 2 by Indre Viskontas

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]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/987853342 false 2134 3 6 cadencemind@gmail.comS03 Episode 06: Music and Prisons, Part 1 by Indre Viskontasscience,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S03 Episode 05: How Music Affects Animals https://zencastr.com/z/xHEXpCOe S03 Episode 05: How Music Affects Animals S03 Episode 05: How Music Affects Animals by Indre Viskontas full Thu, 14 Jan 2021 10:34:23 GMT Indre S03 Episode 05: How Music Affects Animals by Indre Viskontas

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]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/930496486 false 1178 3 2 lullabies,fairy tales,infants cadencemind@gmail.comS03 Episode 02: Lullabies and Feelings by Indre Viskontas S03 Episode 01: The Music of Politics https://zencastr.com/z/AqJelduG S03 Episode 01: The Music of Politics S03 Episode 01: The Music of Politics by Indre Viskontas full Tue, 03 Nov 2020 19:49:24 GMT Indre S03 Episode 01: The Music of Politics by Indre Viskontas

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]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/922451947 false 1972 3 politics,music,walk-on music cadencemind@gmail.comS03 Episode 01: The Music of Politics by Indre Viskontas S02 Episode 08: Music to Remember https://zencastr.com/z/TTpESTZp S02 Episode 08: Music to Remember In this final episode of season 2, we look at the dramatic effects music can have on patients with dementia—in some cases, it can bring back people who seem to be almost completely lost. full Sun, 10 Jun 2018 22:31:29 GMT Indre In this final episode of season 2, we look at the dramatic effects music can have on patients with dementia—in some cases, it can bring back people who seem to be almost completely lost.

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]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/456579867 false 2482 2 8 Alzheimer's,music and memory,memory,music,neurology cadencemind@gmail.comIn this final episode of season 2, we look at the dramatic effects music can have on patients with dementia—in some cases, it can bring back people who seem to be almost completely lost. S02 Episode 07: Putting Music in the Hands of Sick Kids https://zencastr.com/z/mSZ8gHm6 S02 Episode 07: Putting Music in the Hands of Sick Kids Watching someone suffer through a serious illness is heartbreaking—especially if it's a child, and even more if it affects their ability to communicate. Can music empower such people by giving them a way to express themselves during moments when they may not be otherwise capable? MyMusicRx, a unique program that puts control into the hands of the kids, is attempting to do just that. full Wed, 02 May 2018 19:49:40 GMT Indre tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/438442938 false 1932 cadencemind@gmail.comWatching someone suffer through a serious illness is heartbreaking—especially if it’s a child, and even more if it affects their ability to communicate. Can music empower such people by giving them a way to express themselves during moments when they may not be otherwise capable? MyMusicRx, a unique program that puts control into the hands of the kids, is attempting to do just that.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S02 Episode 06: The Case of the Autistic Savant: Unleashing Extraordinary Musical Ability https://zencastr.com/z/VZ3V7QP0 S02 Episode 06: The Case of the Autistic Savant: Unleashing Extraordinary Musical Ability In this episode, we meet Tony Deblois, an individual with autism who is also blind. Tony can play 23 instruments, has toured all over the world, and has accompanied musical theater productions—all without out ever opening a score. How does he do it? Where does this prodigious talent come from? And what can we learn about ourselves from Tony's story? full Sat, 31 Mar 2018 17:41:08 GMT Indre tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/422852637 false 2634 cadencemind@gmail.comIn this episode, we meet Tony Deblois, an individual with autism who is also blind. Tony can play 23 instruments, has toured all over the world, and has accompanied musical theater productions—all without out ever opening a score. How does he do it? Where does this prodigious talent come from? And what can we learn about ourselves from Tony’s story?science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S02 Episode 05: Music in the Most Extreme Situations https://zencastr.com/z/aZWl_CL3 S02 Episode 05: Music in the Most Extreme Situations This episode was partly taped live during Indre's faculty artist recital at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. It explores how music can be used to comfort, heal, and reduce conflict under the most extreme circumstances. But it's also not always welcome. full Tue, 13 Mar 2018 05:46:44 GMT Indre tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/412911903 false 3536 cadencemind@gmail.comThis episode was partly taped live during Indre’s faculty artist recital at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. It explores how music can be used to comfort, heal, and reduce conflict under the most extreme circumstances. But it’s also not always welcome.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S02 Episode 04: Rewiring Your Brain to Speak, with Music https://zencastr.com/z/ogh-suWu S02 Episode 04: Rewiring Your Brain to Speak, with Music In this episode we meet Terry. After a devastating car accident he was left with profound damage to his brain's left hemisphere, significantly impairing his ability to speak. We learn about how—with music—Terry is rewiring his brain and regaining speech. full Tue, 13 Feb 2018 04:49:14 GMT Indre tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/398806953 false 2570 cadencemind@gmail.comIn this episode we meet Terry. After a devastating car accident he was left with profound damage to his brain’s left hemisphere, significantly impairing his ability to speak. We learn about how—with music—Terry is rewiring his brain and regaining speech.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S02 Episode 03: Writing Songs to Learn English https://zencastr.com/z/SjIuxSnh S02 Episode 03: Writing Songs to Learn English In this episode, we meet Sandra C., a guest at a sanctuary called Rosie's Place for poor and homeless women in Boston. At Rosie's Place, guests are treated with dignity and respect, and given access to resources designed to improve their lives. One of these resources is an English language class done in partnership with the music therapy program at the Berklee College of Music in which music is part of the core curriculum. full Fri, 19 Jan 2018 22:03:15 GMT Indre tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/386181446 false 2037 cadencemind@gmail.comIn this episode, we meet Sandra C., a guest at a sanctuary called Rosie's Place for poor and homeless women in Boston. At Rosie's Place, guests are treated with dignity and respect, and given access to resources designed to improve their lives. One of these resources is an English language class done in partnership with the music therapy program at the Berklee College of Music in which music is part of the core curriculum.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S02 Episode 02: Drug-Free Dopamine Boost: Music and Parkinson's Disease https://zencastr.com/z/G-ZLOmYx S02 Episode 02: Drug-Free Dopamine Boost: Music and Parkinson's Disease In this episode, we tell the story of a dance class designed for people who are losing the ability to move voluntarily. Mike Gabel, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease four years ago, explains why he never misses a class. full Tue, 02 Jan 2018 22:30:03 GMT Indre tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/377929217 false 2088 cadencemind@gmail.comIn this episode, we tell the story of a dance class designed for people who are losing the ability to move voluntarily. Mike Gabel, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease four years ago, explains why he never misses a class.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind S02 Episode 01: Losing Genes but Gaining Music https://zencastr.com/z/pR8qxnAl S02 Episode 01: Losing Genes but Gaining Music This season, we're going to focus on music as medicine—telling the stories of people whose lives have been immeasurably improved with music. In this episode, we talk about William's Syndrome, a genetic condition that causes heart problems, intellectual disabilities and a profound love of music. We hear from 31-year-old Benjamin Monkaba, who has the condition, his mother Terry, and Jennifer Latson, author of The Boy Who Loved Too Much, a book about William's Syndrome. full Wed, 13 Dec 2017 23:42:16 GMT Indre This season, we’re going to focus on music as medicine—telling the stories of people whose lives have been immeasurably improved with music. In this episode, we talk about William’s Syndrome, a genetic condition that causes heart problems, intellectual disabilities and a profound love of music. We hear from 31-year-old Benjamin Monkaba, who has the condition, his mother Terry, and Jennifer Latson, author of The Boy Who Loved Too Much, a book about William's Syndrome.

]]> This season, we’re going to focus on music as medicine—telling the stories of people whose lives have been immeasurably improved with music. In this episode, we talk about William’s Syndrome, a genetic condition that causes heart problems, intellectual disabilities and a profound love of music. We hear from 31-year-old Benjamin Monkaba, who has the condition, his mother Terry, and Jennifer Latson, author of The Boy Who Loved Too Much, a book about William's Syndrome.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/369196925 false 1797 2 1 cadencemind@gmail.comThis season, we’re going to focus on music as medicine—telling the stories of people whose lives have been immeasurably improved with music. In this episode, we talk about William’s Syndrome, a genetic condition that causes heart problems, intellectual disabilities and a profound love of music. We hear from 31-year-old Benjamin Monkaba, who has the condition, his mother Terry, and Jennifer Latson, author of The Boy Who Loved Too Much, a book about William's Syndrome.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 10: Sometimes Behave So Strangely Redux https://zencastr.com/z/u6YQwexs Episode 10: Sometimes Behave So Strangely Redux As we finish up season one, we look back to one of the most famous and strange musical illusions: speech turning into song through repetition. We explore some new research on the relationship between singing and speaking and what happens in the brain when the illusion works. And we look forward to season two, in which we'll focus in on what music can tell us about medicine. full Sat, 24 Jun 2017 04:27:05 GMT Indre As we finish up season one, we look back to one of the most famous and strange musical illusions: speech turning into song through repetition. We explore some new research on the relationship between singing and speaking and what happens in the brain when the illusion works. And we look forward to season two, in which we'll focus in on what music can tell us about medicine.

]]> As we finish up season one, we look back to one of the most famous and strange musical illusions: speech turning into song through repetition. We explore some new research on the relationship between singing and speaking and what happens in the brain when the illusion works. And we look forward to season two, in which we'll focus in on what music can tell us about medicine.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/329759302 false 1307 1 10 cadencemind@gmail.comAs we finish up season one, we look back to one of the most famous and strange musical illusions: speech turning into song through repetition. We explore some new research on the relationship between singing and speaking and what happens in the brain when the illusion works. And we look forward to season two, in which we'll focus in on what music can tell us about medicine.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 09: Listening Better https://zencastr.com/z/X52J3cZo Episode 09: Listening Better It takes years to train your ears - but not necessarily a music degree. Auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus tells us how musicians listen and therefore hear differently with training. Orchestral conductor Eric Dudley explains that the secret to getting an orchestra to sync up is teaching them to listen and ukulele player and comedic musician Molly Lewis demonstrates how she taught herself to become a musician by listening better. full Thu, 08 Jun 2017 15:18:14 GMT Indre It takes years to train your ears - but not necessarily a music degree. Auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus tells us how musicians listen and therefore hear differently with training. Orchestral conductor Eric Dudley explains that the secret to getting an orchestra to sync up is teaching them to listen and ukulele player and comedic musician Molly Lewis demonstrates how she taught herself to become a musician by listening better.

]]> It takes years to train your ears - but not necessarily a music degree. Auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus tells us how musicians listen and therefore hear differently with training. Orchestral conductor Eric Dudley explains that the secret to getting an orchestra to sync up is teaching them to listen and ukulele player and comedic musician Molly Lewis demonstrates how she taught herself to become a musician by listening better.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/327139030 false 1977 1 9 cadencemind@gmail.comIt takes years to train your ears - but not necessarily a music degree. Auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus tells us how musicians listen and therefore hear differently with training. Orchestral conductor Eric Dudley explains that the secret to getting an orchestra to sync up is teaching them to listen and ukulele player and comedic musician Molly Lewis demonstrates how she taught herself to become a musician by listening better.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 08: The Clocks in Your Brain https://zencastr.com/z/CKBuUZJ5 Episode 08: The Clocks in Your Brain In this episode we continue our exploration of how musicians tell time and how anyone embodies pulse. We talk to Dean Buonomano, a neuroscientist who studies time at UCLA and we hear from previous guests: music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn, percussionist Jack van Geem, and film director Jonathan Lynn. full Thu, 25 May 2017 00:11:18 GMT Indre In this episode we continue our exploration of how musicians tell time and how anyone embodies pulse. We talk to Dean Buonomano, a neuroscientist who studies time at UCLA and we hear from previous guests: music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn, percussionist Jack van Geem, and film director Jonathan Lynn.

]]> In this episode we continue our exploration of how musicians tell time and how anyone embodies pulse. We talk to Dean Buonomano, a neuroscientist who studies time at UCLA and we hear from previous guests: music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn, percussionist Jack van Geem, and film director Jonathan Lynn.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/324349962 false 1954 1 8 cadencemind@gmail.comIn this episode we continue our exploration of how musicians tell time and how anyone embodies pulse. We talk to Dean Buonomano, a neuroscientist who studies time at UCLA and we hear from previous guests: music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn, percussionist Jack van Geem, and film director Jonathan Lynn.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 07: Feeling the Beat https://zencastr.com/z/t7mPjSgw Episode 07: Feeling the Beat How do our brains tell where the pulse is in music? Can we improve our sense of rhythm or is it something we're just born with? In this episode, we learn how professional percussionist Jack Van Geem became a precision timing machine, and how he teaches his student, Katrina Shore, to develop her skills. We also talk to music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn to find out what's happening in our brains when we feel the beat. full Thu, 11 May 2017 07:05:06 GMT Indre How do our brains tell where the pulse is in music? Can we improve our sense of rhythm or is it something we're just born with? In this episode, we learn how professional percussionist Jack Van Geem became a precision timing machine, and how he teaches his student, Katrina Shore, to develop her skills. We also talk to music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn to find out what's happening in our brains when we feel the beat.

]]> How do our brains tell where the pulse is in music? Can we improve our sense of rhythm or is it something we're just born with? In this episode, we learn how professional percussionist Jack Van Geem became a precision timing machine, and how he teaches his student, Katrina Shore, to develop her skills. We also talk to music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn to find out what's happening in our brains when we feel the beat.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/322048515 false 2123 1 7 cadencemind@gmail.comHow do our brains tell where the pulse is in music? Can we improve our sense of rhythm or is it something we're just born with? In this episode, we learn how professional percussionist Jack Van Geem became a precision timing machine, and how he teaches his student, Katrina Shore, to develop her skills. We also talk to music cognition researcher Jessica Grahn to find out what's happening in our brains when we feel the beat.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 06: What Musicians Hear https://zencastr.com/z/dPxYaJJ7 Episode 06: What Musicians Hear You often hear people say that music is good for your brain because it's the only activity that uses all of it. That's not true. And the truth is actually much more interesting. In this episode, we talk to auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus, who explains how musical training changes what we hear, or, more specifically, how we listen. full Fri, 28 Apr 2017 03:00:16 GMT Indre You often hear people say that music is good for your brain because it's the only activity that uses all of it. That's not true. And the truth is actually much more interesting. In this episode, we talk to auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus, who explains how musical training changes what we hear, or, more specifically, how we listen.

]]> You often hear people say that music is good for your brain because it's the only activity that uses all of it. That's not true. And the truth is actually much more interesting. In this episode, we talk to auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus, who explains how musical training changes what we hear, or, more specifically, how we listen.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/319840176 false 1766 1 6 cadencemind@gmail.comYou often hear people say that music is good for your brain because it's the only activity that uses all of it. That's not true. And the truth is actually much more interesting. In this episode, we talk to auditory neuroscientist Nina Kraus, who explains how musical training changes what we hear, or, more specifically, how we listen.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 05: Why Do We Like the Music That We Like? https://zencastr.com/z/iFzxY9zZ Episode 05: Why Do We Like the Music That We Like? Is there music that is considered universally great? Why do some composers from 18th century European countries still sell out concert halls hundreds of years later, while most of their contemporaries have been forgotten? Is their music really that much better? Or have we convinced ourselves that it's better because we know that we're supposed to like it? full Thu, 13 Apr 2017 06:49:17 GMT Indre Is there music that is considered universally great? Why do some composers from 18th century European countries still sell out concert halls hundreds of years later, while most of their contemporaries have been forgotten? Is their music really that much better? Or have we convinced ourselves that it’s better because we know that we're supposed to like it?

]]> Is there music that is considered universally great? Why do some composers from 18th century European countries still sell out concert halls hundreds of years later, while most of their contemporaries have been forgotten? Is their music really that much better? Or have we convinced ourselves that it’s better because we know that we're supposed to like it?

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/317468298 false 1958 1 5 cadencemind@gmail.comIs there music that is considered universally great? Why do some composers from 18th century European countries still sell out concert halls hundreds of years later, while most of their contemporaries have been forgotten? Is their music really that much better? Or have we convinced ourselves that it’s better because we know that we're supposed to like it?science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 04: What Is Music For? https://zencastr.com/z/e9vXxvQS Episode 04: What Is Music For? We take a step back from neuroscience and psychology to listen to what artists have to say about what music is for. full Thu, 30 Mar 2017 08:28:27 GMT Indre We take a step back from neuroscience and psychology to listen to what artists have to say about what music is for.

]]> We take a step back from neuroscience and psychology to listen to what artists have to say about what music is for.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/315185244 false 1639 1 4 cadencemind@gmail.comWe take a step back from neuroscience and psychology to listen to what artists have to say about what music is for.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 03: How We Find Meaning in Music https://zencastr.com/z/u8UKL0e7 Episode 03: How We Find Meaning in Music Last episode we met George Shin, who not too long ago received a cochlear implant and started to take piano lessons as part of a study at the University of California in San Francisco. This week we will learn more about his journey, the purpose and results of the study, and we'll start exploring how people find meaning in music. full Thu, 16 Mar 2017 10:09:44 GMT Indre Last episode we met George Shin, who not too long ago received a cochlear implant and started to take piano lessons as part of a study at the University of California in San Francisco. This week we will learn more about his journey, the purpose and results of the study, and we’ll start exploring how people find meaning in music.

]]> Last episode we met George Shin, who not too long ago received a cochlear implant and started to take piano lessons as part of a study at the University of California in San Francisco. This week we will learn more about his journey, the purpose and results of the study, and we’ll start exploring how people find meaning in music.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/312675164 false 1970 1 3 cadencemind@gmail.comLast episode we met George Shin, who not too long ago received a cochlear implant and started to take piano lessons as part of a study at the University of California in San Francisco. This week we will learn more about his journey, the purpose and results of the study, and we’ll start exploring how people find meaning in music.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 02: Are There Universals in Music? https://zencastr.com/z/uez_pMah Episode 02: Are There Universals in Music? This week we attempt to find out if there are any universals in music, how the same sounds can go from speech to song, and how our auditory system processes music. full Thu, 02 Mar 2017 12:48:11 GMT Indre This week we attempt to find out if there are any universals in music, how the same sounds can go from speech to song, and how our auditory system processes music.

]]> This week we attempt to find out if there are any universals in music, how the same sounds can go from speech to song, and how our auditory system processes music.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/310322805 false 1907 1 2 cadencemind@gmail.comThis week we attempt to find out if there are any universals in music, how the same sounds can go from speech to song, and how our auditory system processes music.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind Episode 01: What Is Music? https://zencastr.com/z/H7-NVgfq Episode 01: What Is Music? What is music? How would you define it? Does it defy definition?  In this episode we try to get answers to those questions from from a pioneer in music cognition research, a musicologist, and an otolaryngologist who surgically restores hearing and studies the brain basis of musical improvisation.   theensembleproject.com/cadence facebook.com/cadencepodcast  twitter.com/cadencepodcast cadencemind@gmail.com   Produced by Adam Isaak and Indre Viskontas. Music in this episode was provided by acclaimed New Zealand composer Rhian Sheehan from his album Stories From Elsewhere. full Thu, 16 Feb 2017 00:17:10 GMT Indre What is music? How would you define it? Does it defy definition?  In this episode we try to get answers to those questions from from a pioneer in music cognition research, a musicologist, and an otolaryngologist who surgically restores hearing and studies the brain basis of musical improvisation.   theensembleproject.com/cadence facebook.com/cadencepodcast  twitter.com/cadencepodcast cadencemind@gmail.com   Produced by Adam Isaak and Indre Viskontas. Music in this episode was provided by acclaimed New Zealand composer Rhian Sheehan from his album Stories From Elsewhere.

]]> What is music? How would you define it? Does it defy definition?  In this episode we try to get answers to those questions from from a pioneer in music cognition research, a musicologist, and an otolaryngologist who surgically restores hearing and studies the brain basis of musical improvisation.   theensembleproject.com/cadence facebook.com/cadencepodcast  twitter.com/cadencepodcast cadencemind@gmail.com   Produced by Adam Isaak and Indre Viskontas. Music in this episode was provided by acclaimed New Zealand composer Rhian Sheehan from his album Stories From Elsewhere.

]]> tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/307953258 false 1275 1 1 cadencemind@gmail.comWhat is music? How would you define it? Does it defy definition?  In this episode we try to get answers to those questions from from a pioneer in music cognition research, a musicologist, and an otolaryngologist who surgically restores hearing and studies the brain basis of musical improvisation.   theensembleproject.com/cadence facebook.com/cadencepodcast  twitter.com/cadencepodcast cadencemind@gmail.com   Produced by Adam Isaak and Indre Viskontas. Music in this episode was provided by acclaimed New Zealand composer Rhian Sheehan from his album Stories From Elsewhere.science,musics,neuroscience,brain,mind