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More on Why We Stop Listening to New Music As We Age

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Music, Society & Culture, Arts

4.32K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

In this bonus episode, Professor Timothy McKenry shares his research into why music listeners seek out less new music as they age. This conversation began on full episode 917. 

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0:00.0

Welcome to this bonus episode of Sound Opinions. I'm Greg Kott, my co-host at Jim D. Regatus,

0:04.8

and if you want to be the first to hear our bonus podcast, become a Sound Opinions member on

0:09.4

Patreon like Theo Polly. Thanks for your support Theo. Recently, Jim, you had a conversation with

0:15.6

Professor Tim McKendry about why people largely stop listening to music as they get older.

0:20.8

That's absolutely right, Greg. Go back to episode 917 if you missed the beginning of the conversation,

0:26.6

but the continued discussion comes in just a minute on Sound Opinions, and I think it's critical.

0:32.6

How many peers in our age group, Greg? Just haven't listened to anything in 30 years. It always

0:38.1

kills me. Why? Why? I hear you. We're going to have some answers for you. Hello, listeners. It is

0:43.9

your friends, Jim and Greg, coming to you with a throwback to our public radio days. We're doing

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1:52.6

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1:57.4

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