
Howie Day discusses his music, the emotional connections it creates, and the importance of hearing conservation in the music industry.
Singer-songwriter Howie Day has spent more than two decades creating music that resonates deeply with listeners around the world. Best known for the multi-platinum hit "Collide," Howie's songs have become part of the soundtrack to countless memories, relationships, and life moments. In this episode of Hear Us Out, hosts Dr. Eric Sandler and Dr. Michelle Schechter explore the role of sound in songwriting, the emotional connection between artists and audiences, and why certain songs stay with us long after we've heard them. Howie reflects on his creative process, the stories behind his music, and what it means to write songs that become woven into people's lives. The conversation also dives into touring and hearing conservation, the importance of protecting hearing throughout a long career in music, and how the experience of performing for audiences has evolved over the years. Along the way, Howie shares insights on creativity, connection, and the unique power of music to shape memory and emotion. Whether you're a longtime fan, a musician, or simply someone who has ever found comfort, inspiration, or meaning in a song, this episode offers a thoughtful look at how sound helps tell…
Hosts: Eric Sandler, Michelle Schechter
Guest: Howie Day
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Books & works: Collide
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