#38 | The Music in Speech

The way you speak has rhythm, timbre, and pitch. It’s more like music than you might think. We chat with The Allusionist host Helen Zaltzman, Martin Zaltz Austwick from Song by Song, Music Psychologist Dr. Ani Patel of Tufts University, and Dr…

A Higher Standard

With terrorism and the stock market at an all time high, is it time for gold again? Gold has been the stable anchor of currency for as long as we can remember and with times as uncertain as they are it may be time to return to that stable base…

77: My Personal Challenge to You

The reality is, that most of us don’t believe we have something valuable to offer. We think that nobody cares about the content we share. But, let me tell you this, every single one of us has information that can change someone’s life if we are just wi…

#37 | Seizure Sonification

Brant Guichard has heard “The Music” for as long as he can remember. Brant has a particular type of epilepsy where he hears what are called “musical auras” whenever he has a seizure. Brian Foo, aka the Data Driven DJ, introduces a different mu…

75: Are You Overwhelming Your Team?

It’s great to have you on our very first special episode (5-minute Friday). This is a shorter version of our regular podcasts, and this is happening every Friday. Today’s episode is all about the question for leaders: “Are you overwhelming your team?” …

74: How to Eliminate Negative Self-Talk

Episode Quotes   “The price of greatness is responsibility” – Winston Churchill   “If you want to be great you must be responsible for each and every thought that you entertain in your mind”   “Our thoughts determine our attitude”   “You are not your t…

#36 | Hamilton

Broadway’s award-winning, record-breaking, smash hit, Hamilton, is a musical unlike any other. Get the story from people in the room where it happens of how sound helps tell the musical’s story eight times a week. We talk to Nevin Steinberg, H…

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