Jessica Grahn
  • Home
    • News
    • Blog
  • Research
    • Research Opportunities >
      • Honours Thesis Projects
    • Postdoctoral Position
    • Publications
    • Lab facilities
    • Research Summaries
  • People
  • Repertoire
    • CV
    • Publications
  • Media
    • News Archive
  • Women & Science
  • Links
  • Personal

Videos, Interviews and Public Lectures


CrowdScience: Why is learning stuff harder when you get older? 


RSC: Rhythms in the Brain: Why we Move to the Beat

Promotional video: Western Neuroscience program

Enigmas of Music and the Brain Interview

Professor Regan's...Nursery BBC2 Interview

Cambridge Brain Sciences


TEDxWesternU: Does music make you smarter?

TEDxWaterloo: Why do we move to rhythm?

Music and the Brain - Interview on 'Neurociencia'

Parkinson's Society Talk

Reflections on Being a Scientist- A Documentary

Picture

Scientist Earns Unique Grammy

Picture

Musician's Brains are Very Different from Other People's

Picture
Picture

​Putting Brain Training to the Test

Picture

Study: Brain Exercises Don't Improve Cognition
Picture

Study Finds Mental Exercise Offers Brain Limited Benefits
Picture

BBC Five Live: "Live debate between Dr Grahn and Mr Petruzzi on brain training benefits"
Picture

BBC Sport: Brain-centred learning in football
Picture

NPR interview: "Brain training games won't pump up IQs"  
Picture
Brain games don’t make you smarter, study finds
Picture
Study finds mental exercise offers brain limited benefits
Picture

Brain games that improve your health
Picture

Listen In

CBC Radio - Ideas Podcast "The Rhythm Section: How Beats and Grooves Define Us" (2020)
​​Neuroscience reveals how rhythm helps us walk, talk — and even love.
Picture

Twenty Thousand Hertz Podcast - Episode #87, "Good Vibes" (2020)
We know music can affect our moods, but its influence over us goes even deeper, and has the power to heal, harm, and manipulate us.

​Cadence Podcast - "Feeling the Beat"
​
How do our brains tell where the pulse is in music?

 
CBC's Q Show
 (2012)
Picture

​Music in Our Lives (2011)
How does music impact our lives? 

​Mind Myths: BBC 4 Radio -
 "The Mozart Effect" 
An interview examining the truth about the 'Mozart Effect' (2011)

​NPR interview: "Brain training games won't pump up IQs"  
Picture

Check out the News Archive page for more public lectures and interviews

Picture