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Show Notes
Listening is way more than just paying attention, and this week's show explores how. To find out just what listening can do to us, we eavesdrop with a cochlear implant, learn what crying babies teach us about music, find out how silence can be full, how God enters our thoughts, and ask what a single moment of being listened to can achieve. We're finding out what happens when we listen to sounds we never expected to, when we take our listening where it's never been.
Host/Producer: Charlie Mintz
Featuring:
Professor Tanya Luhrmann,
Professor Jonathan Berger,
Musikilu Mojeed ,
Rachel Kolb,
Eoin Callery,
D'or Seifer,
Daniel Steinbock
What is so piercing about a baby's cry? Why can't we ignore it? We were curious what makes us listen, and we ended up learning why we like music.
More info at: http://web.stanford.edu/group/storytelling/cgi-bin/joomla/index.php/shows/season-4/355-episode-410-listening.html