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What Makes Music Universal? | Nautilus Narrations with Emperor X
The debate over whether music is universal has intensified, with scholars from various fields weighing in on the idea that all music shares fundamental traits. Some ethnomusicologists argue that labeling music as universal oversimplifies its cultural richness and diversity.Watch Emperor X read "What Makes Music Universal" by Kevin Berger from Nautilus Magazine and learn why the debate over the universality of music is so divisive.Chad R. Matheny is a former STEM educator and physics graduate student who performs music under the name Emperor X.You can stream and purchase his albums here, and follow him on Instagram and X. Enjoying Nautilus? Sign up to our FREE newsletter and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X), YouTube, TikTok, Threads, and Bluesky!
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The First Good Glimpse of the Earth’s Mantle | Nautilus Narrations with Cate Larsen
A team of engineers and scientists recently accomplished an astonishing feat: they drilled into the Earth's mantle, retrieving a core sample nearly a mile long.Watch Cate Larsen aka GroovyGeologist read "The First Good Glimpse of the Earth's Mantle" by Marcia Bjornerud and find out what we've discovered from the longest-ever sample of the Earth's middle layer.Cate Larsen uses the connective power of the internet to bring geology education to the masses. You visit her website here, and follow her on Instagram and TikTok. Enjoying Nautilus? Sign up to our FREE newsletter and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X), YouTube, TikTok, Threads, and Bluesky!
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What Should We Do With an Old Sea Shanty? | Nautilus Narrations with Heaven Schmitt of Grumpy
What is a sea shanty? Where did they come from? Why do they still matter?
Watch Grumpy frontperson Heaven Schmitt explore the complicated legacy of sea shanties in this episode of Nautilus Narrations based on author Katy Kelleher's essay "What Should We Do With an Old Sea Shanty?" from Nautilus Magazine.
Grumpy’s new EP Wolfed is available now wherever you stream music! You can follow the band on Instagram here, and check out upcoming tour dates here.
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The Great Forgetting | Nautilus Narrations with Dr. Tim Johnson
How does a billion years of Earth’s history go missing? Our latest episode of Nautilus Narrations featuring American history educator and content creator, Dr. Tim Johnson, tackles this troubling phenomenon in fascinating detail.
Watch Dr. Tim read 'The Great Forgetting' by paleoclimatologist Summer Praetorius from Nautilus Magazine, and find out why Earth is losing its memory.
You can follow Dr. Tim for more history deep-dives on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.
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Why We Sense Somebody Who Isn’t There | Nautilus Narrations with Ryan Bergara
Have you ever felt the presence of another person, but nobody is there? Cognitive scientists are on a quest to explain this bizarre phenomenon, and who better to dive into the research than paranormal investigator and Ghost Files host, Ryan Bergara!
Watch Ryan read "Why We Sense Somebody Who Isn’t There" by science journalist Phil Jaekl from Nautilus Magazine, and learn about the fascinating history of bodily illusions.
Subscribe to Watcher on YouTube for more paranormal investigations and debriefs by Ryan and his team every Friday. You can also follow him on Instagram here.
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