• MUSIC and THE BRAIN with clinical neurologist and opera singer Dr Etienne van der Walt

  • Dec 2 2021
  • Length: 41 mins
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MUSIC and THE BRAIN with clinical neurologist and opera singer Dr Etienne van der Walt

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  • Be prepared to have your mind blown in this super insightful and paradigm-shifting episode with clinical neurologist and CEO of NeuroZone, Dr. Etienne van der Walt - who also happens to be an opera singer! We go deep, delving into the emotional, evolutionary and even societal functions of music. In a post-pandemic landscape - what does music have to offer the world and how does it impact the future? 

    We touch on many more topics, including, music and survival, sex, music and empathy, evolution and what it was like to meet legendary mastering engineer at @abbeyroadstudios, Mr Geoff Pesche! 

    About 

    As an experienced neurologist Etienne leads Neurozone in the continuous development of the Behavioral Code for High Performance by blending cutting edge knowledge from three major intersecting fields: Neuroscience, Analytics & Coaching. Etienne has a passionate interest in how the brain/body system builds resilience for thriving. Having developed a validated Behavioral Code for High Performance at Neurozone, Etienne shares the insights from this research on global platforms through keynote speaking and masterclass facilitation. 

    Contact 

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/etiennevanderwalt/ 

    https://www.neurozone.com/about-us
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