Professor Emery Schubert: Why Earworms Take Over Your Brain
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Why do “Baby Shark” and “Padam Padam” lodge in our heads, and how do we finally shake them loose? Music cognition expert Professor Emery Schubert explains the science of sticky songs, from melody and memory to the quickest fixes.
Guest: Professor Emery Schubert, UNSW Sydney
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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