This podcast is envisioned as a platform to create a dialogue between the arts and science. In particular, we are here to explore the confluence of music, culture and cognition.
Emily Kuhn's debut album Sky Stories is out. She talks to us about the places and moments in Chicago that are all their own stories. Listen to her amazing music at emilykuhntrumpet.bandcamp.com (http://emilykuhntrumpet.bandcamp.com/?fbclid=IwAR0-QIezZH76S745_BOAv7my8x33GAqaGo6gRENzzZEolVq-MBwHS159Dxs), or on any other platform you usually stream music on! To follow her music, go to emilykuhntrumpet on Instagram! More power to Emily on her musical journey!
26 Oct 2020
Defying Definitions: A Conversation with Vijay Iyer
Vijay Iyer talks about his experiences of being a Jazz artist, and part of the Indian diaspora. We talk about the embodiment theory of music cognition and its implications. Tune in for his thoughts on the Abolition movement and the brimming revolution.
26 Oct 2020
The Rhythms of Life: Michael Zerang
We talk to Michael Zerang, the Assyrian-origin Chicago based percussionist about his journey in music. Particularly interesting is his story of turning a coffin into an instrument!
26 Oct 2020
Bonus: Rapid Fire Round with VeenaJJ!
The quickest way to know what VeenaJJ like!
26 Oct 2020
VeenaJJ Part II: Abstract & Technical Aspects of Carnatic Music
VeenaJJ talk to us about the more nuanced constructions and techniques in playing the Veena, and in the tradition of carnatic music.
26 Oct 2020
VeenaJJ Part I: Traditional Aspects of Carnatic Music
We have Jaysri and JT Jeyaraaj Krishnan, a Veena couple talking to us about the traditions of Carnatic Music, and the cherished string instrument of South India - the Veena.
25 May 2020
Music and Culture
In this episode we have Kitt Lyles, a Jazz musician based in Chicago. We talk to him about how he explores his mixed cultural heritage through his music.
25 May 2020
The Neuroscience of Music Perception
In this episode, we have Dana Boebinger, who is a neuroscience PhD student at MIT and Harvard, studying how music is represented in the brains of musicians and non musicians. We talk to her about the many factors that influence our perception of music, and how cultures can shape our perception of music.
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