Music shapes our lives. From advertizing to religion, politics to social gatherings, education to entertainment, music soothes, energizes and changes our heart, mind and body.

Listen to retired communications Ngure wa Mwachofi, BSc., MA., PhD as he unpacks how this happens and plays for us some music too. 

In this episode, we cover several key topics including:

[Music as therapy] [16:24]

[Music as a tool for commentary ] [41:52]

[Music as a tool for propaganda] [45:59]

And lots more!

Connect with Prof. Ngure wa Mwachofi

Ngure is a retired humanities professor, who taught communication, philosophy and economics of development among others courses in the humanities department at the United States International University - Africa.

He currently is a consultant and researcher on politics and economics of everyday living and is vast on matters pertaining to USA, Europe, China and Africa.

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