Biomusicology (OUR MUSICAL NATURE) with David Bashwiner

Oh hey. Your childhood. friend who's living his best life selling hot dogs in Miami. Sally Ward. What have we got for you? Oh.

I'm still gallivanting around the southwest. I'm getting interviews in person with allogists who are so worth the journey. This one This episode is as fresh as they come. Okay. It was recorded Like two days ago. In Albuquerque with a musical theory and neuroscience expert at Albuquerque's University of New Mexico. This person studied psychology for undergrad, they got a master's in composition, and they got a PhD from the University of Chicago in the history and the theory of music. Their dissertation?

Musical emotion toward a biologically grounded theory. So when they invited me to come and chat about music in nature and in the human mind, how we listen. How we create it. I packed my bags. I put him on the New Mexico agenda. So we just recorded this. It was so interesting. I was like Let's get it out there.

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