Join us for episode 3 where we're dissecting 2 songs chosen by Lauren for their ability to make her feel all the things!
We're going from one extreme to the other today as we analyse the songs and discuss the psychological theory that supports how in the world such contrasting songs can evoke such powerful emotions.
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