Hrishikesh Hirway TED Talk - What You Learn When You Listen Closely

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  You're listening to Song Exploder,

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  where musicians take apart their songs and piece by piece tell the story of how they were made.

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  I'm Rishikesh Hirway.

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  Earlier this year, I gave a talk at the annual TED conference.

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  My talk was about what you discover when you really listen,

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  and it was based on how making Song Exploder has changed the way that I think about conversations and connecting with people.

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  My talk came out today on the TED website and on the TED Talks Daily podcast.

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  And the very nice folks at TED asked if I would also put the audio here as a bonus episode.

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  I hope this isn't too meta to hear me discuss the show and what I get out of making it on the podcast itself.

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  But the talk also features some music, including some beautiful cello played by Yo-Yo Ma.

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  So there's that to look forward to.

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  And there's also a pretty personal story of my own.

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  So...

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  Here it is, my TED Talk on what you learn when you listen closely.

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  Please welcome Rishi Keshe Hewe.

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  I've been in love with music my whole life, both as a musician and as a listener.

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  But as a listener, sometimes songs feel a little like houses to me.

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  Houses that you can only see from the street.

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  You can stop and admire them from the outside.

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  You can say, wow, look, the architecture is amazing.

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