Dr. Martha Summa-Chadwick joins us to discuss the sometimes-surprising way music affects brains and bodies, and how biomedical music techniques can be used to help people with neurological challenges. She and other musicians are participating in a free concert on February 2nd at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

On 2/2, 'Chamber Music for Body and Soul V' Concert/Lecture Shows How Music Affects Our Brains

Originating as a Chattanooga, Tennessee public radio show, Around and About features news, interviews, and arts coverage. In particular, the show covers human-interest stories, Southern literature and discussion of current events. Some guests are Chattanooga residents; others are national authors, experts and celebrities. The show is broadcast Mondays & Wednesdays on WUTC NPR 88.1 FM, and more information is at www.wutc.org.

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Originating as a Chattanooga, Tennessee public radio show, Around and About features news, interviews, and arts coverage. In particular, the show covers human-interest stories, Southern literature and discussion of current events. Some guests are Chattanooga residents; others are national authors, experts and celebrities. The show is broadcast Mondays &amp; Wednesdays on WUTC NPR 88.1 FM, and more information is at www.wutc.org.

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On 2/2, 'Chamber Music for Body and Soul V' Concert/Lecture Shows How Music Affects Our Brains

On 2/2, 'Chamber Music for Body and Soul V' Concert/Lecture Shows How Music Affects Our Brains