Dr. Dacher Keltner
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 6 Apr
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you know, brothers and sisters almost that, and you're like, this is what life's about.
And Susan Langer, a philosopher really got it right.
She's like, music is this tonal language of emotion and identity and awe in music.
Very fitting with our conversation is when those sounds come into you, move you and connect you to something that
is what you care about in life, you know?
I remember I grew up, I was very lucky to grow up in Laurel Canyon in the late 60s, and there was more music there than I, almost anywhere in human history, you know, from...
You know, the mamas and papas and Frank Zappa.
Jim Morrison was living there and the doors and, you know, Bob Dylan was passing through and the bird.
It was a joke, you know.
It was everywhere.
Oh, man.
I mean, weren't Fleetwood Mac back in Topanga?
Yeah.
I mean, it was like, and I was eight and nine and just to, you know, to grow up on Bob Dylan.
And when I saw about the recent film with Timothee Chalamet, I start crying.
I was just like, this is life.
Yeah, and so that's why we study awe.
And music is one of our great technologies.
There's now research showing it's good for chronic pain.
I think it's a frontier in healthcare and just giving people contemplative experiences.
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