This week, we’re joined by our friend John Stuart Reid, acoustic physicist, inventor of the CymaScope, and one of the leading voices exploring how sound shapes both the visible and invisible worlds.

We dive into the healing mysteries of the Great Pyramid, and John shares the miraculous experience he had in the King’s Chamber that changed the course of his life and career.

His work bridges ancient wisdom with modern science, and in this episode we talk about the hidden architecture of sound and the exquisite patterns that pure vibration can reveal...

You’ve heard of Sound Power… today it’s all about pyramid power!

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Tomorrow’s exciting episode of SoundPower features Stefan Koelsch, professor of Biological, Medical and Music Psychology at the University of Bergen, music neuroscientist, psychologist, violinist and bestselling author of Brain and Music and Good Vibrations.

His work maps how music engages the brain systems for emotion, memory, attention and language, and how those insights translate into health and therapeutic practice. He has led influential studies using EEG, MEG and fMRI, and founded the “Neurocognition of Music” research group at the Max Planck Institute.

From concert hall to clinic and lab, he investigates how music shapes the nervous system and our capacity to heal, connect and feel.

Ladies and gentlemen… the wonderful Stefan Koelsch.

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This exciting episode of SoundPower features Ludwig Berger, landscape sound artist, musician and educator exploring the sonic and vibratory dimensions of landscapes.

His practice listens with plants, insects, trees and ice, revealing small-scale and often inaudible processes through installations, compositions and performances.

Recent work includes Melting Landscapes and Crying Glacier, projects that bring the inner sounds of Swiss glaciers to our ears. He also researches and teaches in the field, and has curated the landscape sound festival Sonic Topologies in Zurich.

Ladies and gentlemen… the wonderful Ludwig Berger.

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