
Borna Bonakdarpour
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Oct 15, 2026
Sanctuary, Episode 1: “Common Ground”
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21:09
21:19
21:30
22:22
Rhiannon GiddensHOST
Together, they developed clinically designed improvisatory music, or its catchier name, restorative music.

Borna BonakdarpourGUEST
When you're dealing with an overactive and stressed mind, you want to bring everything, tone it down so the brain also gets toned down as well.

Borna BonakdarpourGUEST
So that's why, you know, we did a very slow speed for the music, tempo for the music.

Borna BonakdarpourGUEST
So a pitch which is in, in, in kind of in the middle when a mother is singing for children, they use this very soft and kind of a middle range voice rather than high pitch voice to calm the, the child down.
Rhiannon GiddensHOST
He grew up with both Western European classical music and Persian music, and he looked to both traditions for insights into how to best help his patients.