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The Power of Music Thinking

I’m on a mission to inspire you with analogies from the music world. The Power of Music Thinking podcast features conversations with remarkable people that are also musicians.

Podcast · By Christof Zürn · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Summer Listening Session – From Venice's Minor Keys to a 639-Year Organ Piece (opens the original)

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    Pack your headphones and join host Christof Zürn for an immersive special episode. We travel across Europe to explore how deep, mindful listening can transform our perspective on space, time – and leadership. In this episode: The Venice Biennale: Field recordings from the 61st Art Biennale themed In Minor Keys. Explore the subtle soundscapes of wind, water, and interactive installations across the Belgian, Finnish, Romanian, and Polish pavilions. The Vatican Pavilion: A contemplative spatial wal

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    What Does Basketball Sound Like with Jordan Zalis (opens the original)

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    What does basketball truly sound like? Beyond the simple squeak of a sneaker, the soundtrack of sports carries profound socio-cultural and economic stories. Today, ethnomusicologist and sound artist Jordan Zalis unpacks the hidden sonic layers of the NBA. Specifically, we explore how listening differently reveals deep connections between sports, music, and business leadership. In this episode, we dive into: The Sneaker Squeak: How this sound signifies both real-time improvisation and the global

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