
The podcast about the songs you love and why you love them! Join us each week as two friends, one a music professor and one a psychology professor, hang out and deep dive about one iconic song. Laugh and learn with us about songwriting, the brain, and pop culture.
Send us your thoughts at NeverMusicPod@gmail.com and check us out on social media @NeverMusicPod
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

What happens when you have to replace an iconic voice? This week we rock out to Linkin Park’s 2003 hit “Numb.” Mark compares live performances of the band’s big hits across two very different lead vocalists and what changes the band had to make to ke... more
Is this an international podcast now? This week, we dig back into the e-mail inbox for more listener feedback! From the iconic radio stations of our youths, to whether headphones make us antisocial and plastic trumpets, we chime in on the burning que... more
Who ordered all the man candy? In this episode, we dress up for Shania Twain’s 1997 country-rock smash “Man! I feel like a Woman!” After our hosts consider this song and its video’s relation to third-wave feminism in the 1990s, Mark leads us on a jou... more
Is it possible for a robot to sell out? This week, we welcome author and communication professor Michael Serazio to talk about authenticity in pop music, especially with the arrival of A.I.-created music. Can a machine be a tortured artist… or at lea... more
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Love this pod-I am learning so much about music and why we love it! Listened to the feedback episode I thought what band mate Mark S. was saying… how about a reunion short album entitled “Things Left Unsaid…” I would buy!
I love this show, my millennial heart beats to every nostalgic song! I love learning about music theory and enjoy how they weave neuroscience in!
Why did I wait so long to crack into this? This is fantastic - and fun - cool and nerdy on all levels. Such brilliant content! Now my main podcast.
I like this different approach to music podcasts, highly engaging and accessible. I enjoy the science or music theory aspects. Something for all musicians and music fans.
I don’t know how the house do it, but the turn from music to psychology and back to music is so good and totally something I was not expecting.
The Dua Lipa episode was great. I'd loved the discussion about personality types. Looking forward to more mailbag episodes.
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Two friends discuss iconic songs through the lenses of music theory and psychology, blending technical analysis with cultural context. Episodes frequently explore how song structure, melody, and rhythm shape our emotions and memories, often tying in broader topics like neuroscience, creativity, and the music industry. Noteworthy is the recurring chemistry between a music professor and a psychology professor, plus frequent deep dives into both well-known hits and behind-the-scenes business aspects of music.
This show often stands out for making technical concepts accessible and for weaving personal anecdotes with sharp, curiosity-driven conversations. Listeners likely get thoughtful, entertaining takes on why songs endure, how they're cra... more
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