Published Aug 3, 2023

Good News If You Are a Sensitive Person & The Fascinating History of Recorded Sound

Discover the superpowers of sensitivity with Jenn Granneman's insights and journey through the captivating history of recorded sound with Jonathan Scott, from Edison's phonograph to modern vinyl.

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Embracing Sensitivity
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History of Recorded Sound
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Good News If You Are a Sensitive Person & The Fascinating History of Recorded Sound

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Protecting Your Identity

Understanding Sensitivity

The Vinyl Experience

Evolution of Music Recording

Sensitivity Redefined

Embracing Sensitivity

Sensitivity Superpowers

Early Sound Recordings

The Birth of Sound

The Birth of Sound

Rise of Recorded Music

Understanding Sensitivity

The Mystery of 45s

Thriving as Sensitive

Episode Highlights

Embracing Sensitivity

History of Recorded Sound

Good News If You Are a Sensitive Person & The Fascinating History of Recorded Sound

Topics covered

Popular Clips

Episode Highlights

Embracing SensitivityJenn Granneman, author of "Sensitive: The Hidden Power of the Highly Sensitive Person in a Loud, Fast, Too-Much World," argues that sensitivity is a superpower. She provides insights and advice for sensitive individuals to thrive in a world that often misunderstands them.

Embracing Sensitivity

History of Recorded SoundJonathan Scott explores the fascinating history of recorded sound, from Thomas Edison's phonograph to the vinyl revolution. He highlights key innovations and their impact on music and society.

History of Recorded Sound