

2020 music with James McCrae 🎧 + Dr. Sophia Kogan, Nutrafol founder on vanity, aging, and beauty
Dec 17, 2020
In this engaging discussion, James McCrae, an author and meme expert, reflects on the emotionally resonant music of 2020. He shares his favorite albums and highlights how artists coped without touring during a challenging year. The duo emphasizes the importance of authenticity in art, inspired by Fiona Apple's wisdom. Joined by Dr. Sophia Kogan, founder of Nutrafol, they delve into body image and the societal pressures tied to hair and beauty standards, shedding light on self-acceptance and holistic wellness.
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Authenticity in 2020
- 2020 taught the importance of self-reflection and re-examining priorities.
- Embracing authenticity and feeling comfortable in one's skin is crucial.
Sad Music vs. Happy Music
- Katie Dalebout's 2020 playlist was deemed "bummer music" by a friend.
- A music producer advised her to listen to happier music for neurochemical benefits.
Nuance in Sad Music
- Sad music offers more nuance and introspection than happy music, reflecting life's complexities.
- Music and art are most impactful when they blend sadness and happiness, or sadness and humor.