Exploring MU Waves and Creativity: Music, Art, and Neurofeedback Insights

Join us as we dive into the fascinating world of MU waves and their impact on creativity. We discuss the unique role of MU waves in music, art, and neurofeedback, exploring how they influence creativity and learning. Discover insights from Dr. Mari Swingle, author of "iMinds," on topics such as positive dissociation, the genetic links to creativity, the effects of brain fog from viruses, and the importance of sleep for memory. We also address current challenges in education, including the suspension of kindergartners and classroom management strategies.

Key Moments:
0:00 Pre-show banter Pete's band Heart of Glass Blondie tribute band
3:44 MU Waves
5:31 Dr. Mari Swingle, author of iMinds, joins the show
8:01 EEG Owl Eye Pattern of MU
10:04 Santiago Brand Positive Dissociation
13:00 Artist Dissociation
13:40 Genetics and music: bipolar schizophrenia
17:00 Virus Brain Fog Learning disability
18:50 Neurofeedback and Creativity
27:40 How do people memorize music? Photographic memory eidetic memory
29:30 Types of memory
31:20 Sleep
36:20 Visualization eidetic memory
42:00 Where are children getting their training from now?
46:10 Suspending kindergartners acting out: Is suspension now a reward or a punishment?
49:55 Oppositional defiance
50:15 OCD limbic system
52:00 Teachers and classroom management
54:55 Shout out to teachers
58:20 Neuralink