The 404 992: Where we're getting to the bottom of this (podcast)
Did anyone else besides Jeff get teary-eyed yesterday watching Adele's performance at the Grammy Awards? On today's episode, we'll go around the table with the songs and movie scenes that pull at our heart strings, and tell why.
Did anyone else besides Jeff get teary-eyed yesterday watching Adele's performance at the Grammy Awards?
According to psychologist John Sloboda, there's a specific musical device called an "appoggiatura" that produces chills and a physiological reaction--in Jeff's case, a fist-clenching, hand-trembling faucet of man-tears.
On today's episode, we'll go around the table with the songs and movie scenes that pull at our heart strings, and why.
Leaked from 404 Podcast 992:
- Science explains why Adele makes everyone cry.
- Whitney Houston's post-death album price rise? Blame Sony, not Apple.
- 25 extremely upsetting reactions to Chris Brown at the Grammys.
Ep 992: Where we're getting to the bottom of this
Episode 992
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