Audiomentary

This episode investigates how music affects our health and brain. It also looks at whether learning to play a musical instrument can have any benefits on our lives.

-- Outro music: French Horn by Emma Nottage - Piano by Paul Gardner piano, accompaniments.com

Emma Nottage, a music tutor: https://musicaldiamond.com/
Patrick O'Malley, a guitar tutor: http://learnfingerpicking.com/
Sarah Sauve, a postdoctoral fellow in the Faculty of Medicine at Memorial University of Newfoundland: https://sarahasauve.wordpress.com

Special thanks to Danny Ballan: https://englishpluspodcast.com/

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What role did literature play in the past? How is literature still relevant? What about the new forms of literature? Why would someone hire a literature graduate?

This episode answers all these questions and more.

Dr. Robert Suter
Fereshteh Yousefi
Manveen Kohli

Special thanks to Danny Ballan www.englishpluspodcast.com

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How did teachers respond to online teaching during a time of change. The episode hosts teachers from backgrounds where technology had been used before Covid.
Magdalena Slawinska, Colombia (www.teacherising.com)
Sarah Bray, Spain (www.braysenglish.es)
Dr. Marzni Mokhtar, Malaysia

Special thanks to Danny Ballan www.dannyballan.com

Visit Audiomentary’s website: www.fastbasics.com
Follow the Audiomentary Podcast on social media:
https://www.facebook.com/audiomentary
https://www.instagram.com/audiomentary/