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Originally posted by geroin he didn't make that song

obviously. duh. that's why i said it wasn't his work.

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess obviously. duh. that's why i said it wasn't his work.

shit, i completely missed that my bad!

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess I first heard the podcast from Quirks and Quarks.

I didn't think anybody else listened to this podcast! Ah Margs, nerd hug!

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Originally posted by geroin shit, i completely missed that my bad!

lol. sorry. i was rude. good tunes for everyone!!

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Originally posted by Orko I didn't think anybody else listened to this podcast! Ah Margs, nerd hug!

Man, you should hear some of the nerd podcasts i listen to.

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Originally posted by StereoPrincess Man, you should hear some of the nerd podcasts i listen to.

Pls list away. I can always use more good podcasts to drown out the inane conversations while in transit.

McGill is kinda a hot spot for this type or research huh? Daniel Levitin is a faculty member there. For those interested in the scientific aspect of music and how it's perceived/processed in our brain I would highly recommend reading some of his stuff. He's quite brilliant and his books are very enjoyable to read.

http://ego.psych.mcgill.ca/levitin/academic.html

http://www.yourbrainonmusic.com/

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Originally posted by Swamper I'm pretty sure we can all verify this... but nice to see proper research being done

+1

Not new news to me. I've always made a spiritual connection with music. It can be used to unlock many areas of the brain that we never actually use!

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Originally posted by slingshot McGill is kinda a hot spot for this type or research huh? Daniel Levitin is a faculty member there. For those interested in the scientific aspect of music and how it's perceived/processed in our brain I would highly recommend reading some of his stuff.

yup A great read!

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Originally posted by Orko Pls list away. I can always use more good podcasts to drown out the inane conversations while in transit.

Naked Scientists (from Britain - similar to Quirks and Quarks)
American Scientific Science Talk
American Scientific 60 second Science
American Scientific 60 second Mind
Science Magazine

Tech Ones are:
Buzz Out Loud
CBC Spark
Search Engine
net@night (from TWiT network which I can't stand any of the other podcasts)

World Knowledge:
Economist
New Yorker
Slate
BBC Interview
BBC Documentaries (so good in depth coverage of various events current and in history that I had no idea about)

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Originally posted by slingshot McGill is kinda a hot spot for this type or research huh? Daniel Levitin is a faculty member there. For those interested in the scientific aspect of music and how it's perceived/processed in our brain I would highly recommend reading some of his stuff. He's quite brilliant and his books are very enjoyable to read. http://ego.psych.mcgill.ca/levitin/academic.html http://www.yourbrainonmusic.com/

McGill is ace in general. They have some of the coolest research coming out of there in other disciplines too I should have gone there. Too bad the tuition for out of province is so much.

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Originally posted by DeleteFromUsers

Hahahah i fucking love it