Some believe that tuning our music to 432 Hz rather than 440 will make it sound better—and make us feel better. What gives?

Everyone knows the feeling. You remember a childhood birthday, a funny moment with an old friend, or that catchy song from years ago. But you forget where you put your phone just minutes ago, or a ...

Some soups warm your body, but the mushroom soup at Johnny’s Diner in Pittsburgh warms something deeper – that part of your soul that remembers what real food used to taste like before the world got ...

Listening to bird songs and calls can help identify species and connect with the sounds of nature. An ornithologist provides ...

Science was being neglected in some Baltimore County elementary schools before changes that raised scores, a district ...

Eating is already a multisensory experience, but researchers say music can make it even richer. Dr. Natalie Hyacinth created a song for Galaxy Chocolate designed to boost sweetness. Using six decades ...

Many mammals physically pivot their ears to hone in on a particular sound, and now it seems that a similar action takes place ...

Good ol’ Earth, Wind & Fire. A few songs from this iconic R&B and soul band could have made it to this list, but I went with “Fall In Love With Me”. Released in January of 1983, this electro-boogie ...

Ah, Men At Work. This Australian band scored a pretty hefty hit with the new wave tune “Who Can It Be Now?” This song was released in May of 1982 in the United States, a year after it first dropped in ...

For many of us, a memorable part of school were assemblies - and what came with them were a lot of hymns. Many of the lyrics to those songs may remain with you today. Some of the songs were absolute ...

When it comes to what makes one song "better" than another, definitive judgments can be hard to come by. After all, personal preference weighs heavily in what makes one melody more appealing than ...

Darwin is seen as the 'father of evolution'. He noticed similar birds from two separate islands had adapted differently and thought, ‘hang on a minute, if these birds have developed changes to have ...