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Join us for an intimate live taping of the Top 10 music interview podcast Sing For Science, where musicians and scientists explore music through the lens of science during On Air Fest.
R&B artist rum.gold sits down with Dr. Nim Tottenham, Chair of Columbia University’s Department of Psychology and a leading researcher in developmental affective neuroscience, for a conversation about how early childhood experiences shape the brain systems that govern emotion and memory — and how those early imprints echo across a lifetime.
Sing For Science is sponsored in part by a grant from the Simons Foundation.
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