#70: The Sound of Being Human
In this episode, Audio Talks host Oisin Lunny chats with renowned music critic and author of “The Sound of Being Human” Jude Rogers about the fascinating impact that music can have on our lives. Get scientific insights on how the development of the adolescent brain influences our love for music and how we perceive sound even before we are born.
About Jude Rogers
Journalist, interviewer, arts critic and broadcaster
Author of The Sound Of Being Human: How Music Shapes Our Lives (published by White Rabbit/Orion, 28th April 2022)
Arts and culture journalist
Music and book critic
Radio documentary-maker and presenter (A Life In Music on BBC Sounds)
Editorial, exhibitions and record company consultant
Events host/prize judge/copywriter/guest lecturer
Full-time Welsh-woman/romantic/geek.
Based in Wales, close to Cardiff, Bristol & Birmingham, and a regular of the GWR line to Paddington.
Work published in the Observer New Review, The Guardian, New Statesman, Mojo, Radio Times, Financial Times, Sunday Times Culture, Conde Nast Traveler, on Wales.com and Visit Wales, contract magazines and more.
To commission Jude for writing projects, radio, or events, e-mail her here.
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