Decoding Our Emotions

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Getty Images/iStockphoto Decoding Our Emotions We experience powerful emotions all of the time, but what are they? Where do they come from? This hour, TED speakers invoke history, language, science and music to help us think about the way we feel. Listen to Full Show

TED RADIO HOUR John Koenig: What If There Were A Word For Every Emotion In The World? Listen 6:37

TED RADIO HOUR Tiffany Watt Smith: Did People In The Past Experience Emotions Differently? Listen 9:24

TED RADIO HOUR Lisa Feldman Barrett: Can We Really Tell How Other People Are Feeling? Listen 10:24

TED RADIO HOUR Kang Lee: Can Technology Detect Our Hidden Emotions? Listen 11:57

TED RADIO HOUR Michael Tilson Thomas: Why Is Music So Good At Conveying Emotion? Listen 10:12 SUBSCRIBE TO PODCAST SHOW ARCHIVE FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 2018 Browse the program archive or search READ & LISTEN

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