Instru(mental)

What if you didn’t have to be a scientist or a musician to use music in your everyday life? Every episode of Instru(mental) explores music psychology research and how it shapes your brain, your body, and your life. This podcast isn’t just about what music sounds like, it’s about what music does to you. Hosted by board-certified music therapist, Brea Murakami.

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Instru(mental)

Episodios

#19 - Split Second Music Judgments

#18 - Music as Moral Evidence

Instru(mental) Trailer

#17 - The Best Wedding Music

#16 - Music as a Social Surrogate

#15 - Bridging Music Therapy/Cognition [Interview with Daniel Goldschmidt]

#14 - Drumming and Prosody [Interview with Jessica Riley]

#13 - Human Hearing

#12 - Melody vs. Lyrics and Emotional Intensity

#11 - Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memories

#10 - Music, Rewards, and Dopamine

#9 - Congenital Amusia

#8 - Music and Dying

#7 - Personality and Music Preference

#6 - Music and Shopping Behavior

#5 - Music, Movement, and Exercise

#4 - Infant Music Perception

#3 - The Mozart Effect (That's Not a Thing)

#1 - Music and Emotion Induction

#2 - Musical Entrainment and Social Bonding

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