Discover how music, memory, and emotion are intricately connected as Elizabeth Margulis, PhD, explores the reasons behind our strong attachment to music from our teen years, the universality of music perception, the intrigue of repetition in music, the mystery of earworms, and the therapeutic power of music.

In this intriguing discussion, Daniel Levitin, a cognitive psychologist and neuroscientist, and Elizabeth Margulis, a Princeton music professor, explore the healing power of music. They unveil how music evokes emotions and strengthens memories, acting as an empathetic bridge in our lives. The duo highlights its remarkable applications in treating conditions like dementia and Parkinson's disease, emphasizing the therapeutic benefits and personal connections forged through musical experiences. Their insights illuminate music's profound impact on mental and physical health.