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Radically GenuineHow Speed, LSD, and MK Ultra Gave Birth to the Chemical Imbalance TheoryWas the chemical imbalance theory a scientific discovery, or did it grow out of MK Ultra-era drug experiments? Philosopher Justin Garson, author of The Madness Pill, traces the history of psychiatry from LSD in 1960s San Francisco to the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia, and how it paved the way for every “chemical imbalance” theory that followed. In 1973, Justin’s father was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. He recovered through drug-free talk therapy and went back to work. Twelve years later, no psychiatrist would treat him without drugs, and he never recovered. Justin set out to understand what changed.T...
2026-10-221h 59
In VivoLSD, Schizophrenia & The Madness Pill: Psychiatry’s Wildest Experiment | Dr. Justin Garson | Ep. 49Philosopher and historian of science Dr. Justin Garson joins me to unpack The Madness Pill: One Doctor’s Quest to Understand Schizophrenia, the mid-century hunt for a pill that could temporarily induce schizophrenia so scientists could reverse-engineer a cure.Garson opens with his father’s journey: diagnosed in 1973, treated for a time with talk therapy and no meds, then caught in the post-1980s biomedical turn of hospitals, antipsychotics, and side effects. The episode then centers Solomon Snyder, opiate receptor, dopamine receptor, grind-and-bind assays, and the arc from an LSD ego-death to amphetamine psychosis to t...
2026-10-131h 30
The Thinking Mind: Mental Health & Personal GrowthHow Amphetamines Changed Our Understanding Of Schizophrenia (Key Moment w/ Justin Garson)How did amphetamines help shape the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia?In this clip from From E185 of The Thinking Mind Podcast, Dr Alex speaks with Professor Justin Garson about the experiments that helped transform psychiatry’s understanding of psychosis and schizophrenia.They discuss how amphetamine-induced psychosis led researchers to focus on dopamine, how Solomon Snyder’s work helped establish the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia, and why this became such an influential turning point in biological psychiatry.Full episode: E185 | How Psychiatry Became Fixated on Chemical Imbalance (w/ Prof. Justin Garson)Interviewed by D...
2026-09-2514 min
Книга за час. Нон-фикшн.Таблетка безумия: Один врач в поисках разгадки шизофрении - Джастин ГарсонПоддержать проект:
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«Таблетка безумия: Один врач в поисках разгадки шизофрении» (изд. 2026 г.)
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Книга представляет собой глубокое историко-философское исследование биологической революции в психиатрии на примере научной биографии выдающегося нейробиолога Соломона Снайдера. В ней подробно воссоздается история открытия опиоидных рецепторов, эксперименты с ЛСД и амфетаминами, а также зарождение дофаминовой гипотезы шизофрении. Наряду с описанием триумфа биомедицинской модели, автор критически анализирует её ограничения, побочные эффекты лекарств и коммерциализацию науки, предлагая альтернативные гуманные подходы к лечению и пониманию бреда и галлюцинаций как адаптивных механизмов психики.
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Автор: Джастин Гарсон
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Джастин Гарсон — американский философ, историк науки и профессор философии в Городском университете Нью-Йорка (CUNY). Он специализируется на философии биологии, психиатрии и когнитивных наук, являясь автором нескольких монографий и многочисленных статей о функциях живых систем, разуме и природе безумия.
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«The Madness Pill: One Doctor’s Quest to Understand Schizophrenia» - Justin Garson, 2026
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Теги: #шизофрения, #психиатрия, #нейробиология, #медицина, #дофамин, #рецепторы, #фармакология, #философия, #безумие, #лекарства, #история, #наука, #мозг, #психоз, #адаптация, #Снайдер
2026-09-161h 15
The Thinking Mind: Mental Health & Personal GrowthE185 | How Psychiatry Became Fixated on Chemical Imbalance (w/ Prof. Justin Garson)What if one of psychiatry’s most influential ideas began with LSD, amphetamines and a handful of experiments that would be difficult to imagine today?In this episode, Dr. Alex speaks with philosophy Professor Justin Garson about his new book, The Madness Pill: One Doctor’s Quest to Understand Schizophrenia. They explore the remarkable story of neuroscientist Solomon Snyder, whose work helped establish the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia and contributed to psychiatry’s shift towards a more biomedical understanding of mental illness.The conversation also asks a broader question: if mental illness is more complex than o...
2026-08-141h 02
The GistJustin Garson: "If you turn dopamine on and off, you can turn schizophrenia on and off."Today on The Gist, guest host Adaam James Levin-Areddy steps in as host Mike Pesca remains away. Mike brings on CUNY philosophy professor Justin Garson to discuss his book, The Madness Pill, and the legacy of 20th-century neuroscientist Dr. Solomon Snyder. Garson details how early psychiatric experiments using LSD and amphetamines led to the discovery of the dopamine hypothesis, revolutionizing the treatment of schizophrenia.
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2026-07-3034 min
The Drug Science Podcast155. The History of Schizophrenia with Justin GarsonIn this episode of the Drug Science Podcast, Dr Hannah Thurgur speaks with Dr Justin Garson, professor of philosophy at CUNY and the author of The Madness Pill, a history of Professor Solomon Snyder and the biological understanding of schizophrenia. He outlines the significant shift to biological paradigms of mental health treatment in the 80s and its ramifications for psychiatry decades later. He dives into the role of different drugs, including psychedelics and amphetamines, in crafting a more informed understanding of schizophrenia and psychosis, before explaining the faults he sees within the field of psychiatry. L...
2026-07-2247 min
Still Here HollywoodMario Cantone "Sex and the City"What happens when one of the funniest and most outspoken stars from Sex and the City sits down with one of television’s original openly gay entertainment journalists?
In this deeply funny, brutally honest, and surprisingly emotional episode of STILL HERE HOLLYWOOD, Mario Cantone opens up to Steve Kmetko about fame, fear, gay representation in Hollywood, censorship, aging, Broadway, comedy, family, and the legacy of Anthony Marentino from Sex and the City and And Just Like That....
Mario reveals:
Why Johnny Carson canceled his appearance
The t...
2026-05-1156 min
The Archivist: History ContinuedMark Twain: The CoughMark Twain spent his career making people laugh at the thing they needed to see clearly. He understood outrage, performed it himself, and knew exactly what happened when an audience stopped being able to tell the real thing from the spectacle. He wrote about it honestly. Then he suppressed what he wrote. Now he encounters meme culture, outrage cycles, and a world where provocation is the algorithm's favorite food. The question he spent his career asking has a new and uncomfortable answer. The Archivist: History Continued is an AI-generated historical fiction podcast. All guest voices are artificially generated fictional...
2026-05-0747 minThe Independent ScholarThe Independent Scholar - April 29, 2026In this week's issue:
France's most storied independent bookshop chain — 16 stores, 140 years old, 500 employees — in court-supervised reorganization and betting its survival on used books
Justin Garson's new history of how NIMH psychiatrists used LSD and amphetamines to induce schizophrenia in human subjects, and what it did to American psychiatry
Deborah Lutz's first full Emily Brontë biography in over twenty years, drawing on previously inaccessible manuscripts to present a very different Brontë than the legend
A GWU Illiberalism Studies Program essay tracing how a little-known Argentine writer became the dominant intellectual of the transnational Spanish-speaking radical right
Here we go.
2026-04-2915 min
Mad in America: Rethinking Mental HealthThe Madness Pill: How Psychedelics and Stimulants Shaped Biological Psychiatry — An Interview with Justin GarsonJustin Garson is a philosopher and historian of science at the City University of New York. He has published several books and articles on biology, the mind, and madness, including Madness: A Philosophical Exploration in 2022. He also contributes to Psychology Today and Aeon. His latest book, The Madness Pill: One Doctor's Quest to Understand Schizophrenia, was published by St. Martin's Press in April 2026. In this interview, Justin joins us to talk about the work of Solomon Snyder, whose discoveries ushered in the era of biological psychiatry. We also talk about the race to develop new psy...
2026-04-2944 minMad in America: Rethinking Mental HealthThe Madness Pill: How Psychedelics and Stimulants Shaped Biological Psychiatry — An Interview with Justin GarsonJustin Garson is a philosopher and historian of science at the City University of New York. He has published several books and articles on biology, the mind, and madness, including Madness: A Philosophical Exploration in 2022. He also contributes to Psychology Today and Aeon. His latest book, The Madness Pill: One Doctor's Quest to Understand Schizophrenia, was published by St. Martin's Press in April 2026. In this interview, Justin joins us to talk about the work of Solomon Snyder, whose discoveries ushered in the era of biological psychiatry. We also talk about the race to develop new psy...
2026-04-2944 min
The Chasing Daylight Podcast | Golf News & Gear Insights374: Masters After-Party & Rory’s Historic WinWelcome to the Chasing Daylight Podcast’s official Masters After-Party! In our 374th episode, Matt, Joe, Jeremy, and Dan sit down to discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly from an unforgettable weekend at Augusta. Make sure you are following the show on Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-chasing-daylight-podcast/id1464725572In this episode, we cover:Matt’s Big News: Matt is officially a Performance Master Fitter (PMF) for Callaway! Rory's Big Win: After going back-to-back at Augusta, does Rory McIlroy belong in the...
2026-04-161h 13
The Chasing Daylight Podcast | Golf News & Gear Insights373: 2026 Masters Preview, Picks, & TriviaWelcome to the greatest week in golf! The boys are back for Episode 373 of the Chasing Daylight Podcast to celebrate the 2026 Masters. From breaking down the top storylines to testing our Augusta National knowledge, we are covering everything that makes this tradition unlike any other. Plus, we finally got our Taste of the Masters package (take that, UPS!) and we're giving away some epic gear. In this episode, we cover:The Top Storylines: We review AI's top 5 stories, including Rory McIlroy defending his title, Patrick Reed's return, and Tiger Woods m...
2026-04-091h 28
Riff Worship#120 - Neurosis - Souls at Zero w/ Christopher Zucchero (Mr. Beef, The Bear)Born out of Oakland's DIY hardcore punk scene, Neurosis emerged as a band driven to defy the conventions of what heavy music could be. Before they discovered how to replicate the sounds they envisioned, the band spent years honing their craft and grinding it out on the road.It wasn't until their third album, Souls at Zero, that Neurosis began to fully experiment. By incorporating new instrumentation like keyboards, samplers, and string arrangements, they tapped into a new, boundless well of creativity.While this new direction still honored their punk roots, it wasn't immediately welcomed...
2025-08-211h 58
WHY? Philosophical Discussions About Everyday LifeA Philosophical Look at Madness with guest Justin GarsonJack interviews Justin Garson, writer, philosopher, and professor, to explore an unsettling and illuminating idea: What if madness isn't just a disorder, but a signal, expressing something deeply out of sync in our lives or society?
2025-06-081h 18
DEPTH Work: A Holistic Mental Health Podcast98. Does Mental 'Illness' Have a Purpose or Function? Madness as an Adaptive Strategy with Justin Garson“I wish somebody had presented these ideas that what we call mental disorders, they're not like diabetes. They're not like cancer. They're more like fever or pain. They're meaningful responses to something going on in your life. And they are part of your inner self trying to tell you to look more closely.” - Justin Garson
If you’ve ever felt as though there may be a purpose or function to the experiences that get labeled as a ‘mental illness’, you’re not alone. Justin Garson spent his career advocating for the idea that madness should not be seen as p...
2024-12-091h 15
Radically Genuine162. A Method To The Madness? Mental Illness From Disorder to Design w/ Justin GarsonJustin Garson, professor of philosophy at Hunter College and the Graduate Center City University of New York and author of "Madness: A Philosophical Exploration," has emerged as one of psychiatry's most compelling critics. In this explosive episode, he challenges everything we've been told about mental illness, revealing why depression, ADHD, and even schizophrenia aren't brain diseases – they're adaptive responses that may have kept our ancestors alive. From his father's struggle with schizophrenia in the Nixon era to his own teenage experience with depression, Garson exposes how the "broken brain" narrative has robbed us of agency, created dependency on psychiatric dr...
2024-12-051h 30
The London Lecture SeriesBeyond Psychiatry: Rethinking Madness Outside Medicine; Presented by Justin GarsonSince the 1970s, psychiatry has been in the grip of a paradigm I call ‘madness-as-dysfunction’. In this view, mental disorders happen when something inside the person isn’t working as it should, or is ‘broken.’ In his previous work, Justin Garson has identified an alternate paradigm, which he calls ‘madness-as-strategy,’ which sees mental illness in terms of purpose, adaptation and function. In this lecture, Justin contrasts these frameworks and outlines their implications for research, treatment and stigma.Part of the London Lecture Series 2023-24 | “Madness and Mental Health"
2024-07-031h 26
Madness RadioPhilosophy of Madness | Justin Garson | Madness RadioIs madness dysfunction and breakdown – or part of human evolution that helps us survive? Writers going back to Hippocrates saw madness as the organism’s way to cope with its environment, so why has this view almost disappeared today? Justin Garson, professor of philosophy at Hunter College and author of Madness: a Philosophical Exploration, joins co-hosts Will Hall and Jessica Gallinger to discuss madness as a strategy, beyond the biological vs psychological debate. (Transcript) 58 min version
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2024-06-1300 min
Mad in America: Rethinking Mental HealthIs Madness an Evolved Signal? – Justin Garson on Strategy Versus DysfunctionJustin Garson is a Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College and The Graduate Center, City University of New York, and a contributor for Psychology Today and Aeon. He writes on the philosophy of madness, the evolution of the mind and purpose in nature. His most recent book is Madness: A Philosophical Exploration, published by Oxford University Press in 2022. He is also the author of the forthcoming The Madness Pill: The Quest to Create Insanity and One Doctor's Discovery that Transformed Psychiatry, which will be published by St. Martin's Press. In this interview, Justin joins us to talk...
2024-02-2839 minMad in America: Rethinking Mental HealthIs Madness an Evolved Signal? – Justin Garson on Strategy Versus DysfunctionJustin Garson is a Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College and The Graduate Center, City University of New York, and a contributor for Psychology Today and Aeon. He writes on the philosophy of madness, the evolution of the mind and purpose in nature. His most recent book is Madness: A Philosophical Exploration, published by Oxford University Press in 2022. He is also the author of the forthcoming The Madness Pill: The Quest to Create Insanity and One Doctor's Discovery that Transformed Psychiatry, which will be published by St. Martin's Press. In this interview, Justin joins us to talk...
2024-02-2839 min
Brain in a VatEvolutionary Psychology | Justin Garson (Rebroadcast)Is evolution the root cause of racism, rape, and disgust? Are differences between men and women a result of both nature and nurture? Are some forms of scientific inquiry too dangerous to allow?
Justin's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Biological-Mind-Philosophical-Introduction/dp/0367466317
2023-12-1753 min
Evolving PsychiatryReframing Madness | Justin Garson | Evolving Psychiatry Podcast #30Justin Garson is Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College and The Graduate Center, City University of New York, and a contributor for PsychologyToday.com and Aeon. He writes on the philosophy of madness, evolution of the mind, and purpose in nature.
In this episode we discuss scientific concepts of dysfunction, the role of the paradigms framing psychiatry, and the possible benefits of evolutionary thinking about mental 'disorders'.
Justin has two recently published books you should check out: Madness: A Philosophical Exploration (Oxford University Press, 2022) and The Biological Mind: A Philosophical Introduction, 2nd ed. (Routledge, 2022).
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2023-10-301h 22
Riff Worship#17 - Cryptopsy - None So VileBy 1996 death metal started to become stale and stagnant, with a wave of copycats looking to replicate the success of the genre’s heavyweights. As we’ve covered in previous episodes, extreme music had flirted with the major label world, but did not quite achieve the lofty expectations that were unfairly placed on its gore obsessed shoulders. A return to the underground was the (left hand) path needed and it led to the Great White North. After unleashing their more traditionally-minded demo and full-length debut, Montreal’s Cryptopsy welcomed new additions to their lineup that not only sparked a change...
2023-08-091h 00
TransmissionsTransmissions :: Andy Zax on Mort Garson's Journey to the MoonWelcome back to another episode of Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions, so glad to have you with us. A major inspiration for us in the podcast zone is media theorist Douglas Rushkoff, host of the Team Human podcast. As our digital age gets stranger, more fractured, and harder to parse, we find his humanist, consciousness-centered approach very helpful. One of the things he’s known for saying is “Look for the others”—the others who grok your worldview, whose enthusiasms and obsessions mirror your own. And no doubt about it, our guest this week, Andy Zax, feels very much like one of the othe...
2023-07-261h 39
TransmissionsTransmissions :: Gia MargaretIt's the thick of the summer, which means your Transmissions correspondents are spending as much time in cool dark spaces as possible. One record that particularly suits the mood in our summer bunker hideaway is Gia Margaret's Romantic Piano. Though Margaret's 2018 debut, There’s Always Glimmer, was the striking work of a singer/songwriter, when medical issues put a strain on her voice, she turned to instrumental music, first with her ambient leaning self-titled 2020 album, and now Romantic Piano, a collection of moving piano compositions, mostly instrumental, that feels at once meditative and comforting. It’s the kind of musi...
2023-07-191h 06Riff Worship#12 - Magrudergrind - Magrudergrind2009 stands as a pivotal year for aggressive music in the early part of this century with landmark releases from Cattle Decapitation, Converge, Agoraphobic Nosebleed, and Mastodon. Simultaneously, a three-piece from Washington D.C. stands out amongst these. With a handful of releases under their belt, the abrasive Magrudergrind rose up from the underground with their sophomore album: a perfect blend of grindcore, crust, pop culture references, and hip hop into 27 minutes of pure adrenaline. This week on Riff Worship, Austin & Dylan are rejoined by their longtime friend Justin Swindle to discuss the self-titled Magrudergrind album!Recommendations:...
2023-07-0546 min
WHAT THE TRUCK?!?Yellow, goodbye?On today’s episode of WHAT THE TRUCK?!? Dooner is talking to FreightWaves’ Rachel Premack about the drama over at Yellow. The carrier has told the Teamsters it will be out of money by August, but the union says it’s not going to bail the company out again. We’ll find out if Yellow can survive and what will be left of it. Remcoda CEO Remy Garson has doubled down on nearshoring. We’ll learn about its recent strategic acquisition in Colombia and how he thinks nearshoring will reshape supply chains.O...
2023-06-1456 min
Back from the Borderlinecompletely transform the way you view your mental health symptoms with this reframeWhen psychological suffering enters our lives, the modern psychiatric response is often to label, diagnose, and medicate what’s perceived as “symptoms” of conditions like BPD, EUPD, cPTSD, ADHD, ASD, and countless others. The DSM-5, as of 2022, lists criteria for 193 mental health disorders—a number that seems to expand with every edition. This episode challenges Western psychiatry's tendency to pathologize and medicalize human emotional distress, exploring what might happen if we viewed our symptoms not as problems to be "fixed," but as adaptive responses that reveal unmet needs and deeper truths about ourselves.Imagine seeing these intense...
2023-04-041h 18
Thing in itselfJustin Garson on madness, psychiatry, functions, evolutionJustin is Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College and The Graduate Center, City University of New York. He writes on the philosophy of madness, evolution of the mind, and purpose in nature.
2023-02-091h 05
Back from the Borderlinefrom disorder to design: flipping the script on "mental health symptoms" with philosopher justin garsonIf you no longer viewed your symptoms as proof of being “disordered” but as a part of your brain’s natural, adaptive design, how would that reshape your self-understanding? How would it impact the hope you hold for your future? For millions, the prevailing belief is that symptoms of mental distress stem from chemical imbalances or genetic flaws—issues inherited and hardwired. But groundbreaking research by Dr. Joanna Moncrieff is challenging this very foundation, shaking up the psychiatric field and prompting us to question: What if our brains are simply doing their best to keep us safe?In tod...
2022-09-201h 05
Brain in a VatEvolutionary Psychology | Justin GarsonIs evolution the root cause of racism, rape, and disgust? Are differences between men and women a result of both nature and nurture? Are some forms of scientific inquiry too dangerous to allow?
Justin's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Biological-Mind-Philosophical-Introduction/dp/0367466317
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2022-04-2453 min
BJPS Short ReadsWhy History Matters in BiologyJustin Garson on the study of mechanisms and the study of history.
Read the essay: https://wp.me/paiQQ4-1LN.
2022-03-1010 min
Brain in a VatWhat Is Madness? | Justin GarsonIs 'mental disorder' purely a dysfunction, or are there important advantages to being psychologically different? Do depression and anxiety serve a vital role in healing and bettering one's life?
2021-07-1853 min
Condensed MatterEpisode 5: "There Are No Ahistorical Theories of Function", Justin GarsonThe focus of this episode is Justin Garson’s article "There Are No Ahistorical Theories of Function" published in Philosophy of Science in 2019. Link: https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/705472 Support the show
2021-07-0708 min
The Chris Liss PodcastDDD Loves Mac JonesRotoWire's Chris Liss and Yahoo Sports' Dalton Del Don talk 49ers pick at No. 3, DDD coming around on Mac Jones, Zach Wilson, Kyle Pitts, Justin Fields, Giants needs, Jimmy Garoppolo, Danny Dimes, Sam Darnold, Byron Buxton, Vlad Guerrero, League of Leagues, Corbin Burnes CY bet, Shohei Ohtani MVP bet, why you should never pay for catchers, Pushback, empathy vs enabling, scourge of utilitarianism, Radiohead, Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars, Mark Garson and My Octopus Teacher. Get full access to ChrisLiss.com at www.chrisliss.com/subscribe
2021-04-2958 min
Transmusic AirwavesTransmusic Airwaves (Episode #384) - August 28, 2020 - with Paul Ciminero (host)On this week's TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #384) BOB DYLAN sings about his muses, SANDY DENNY (one of Dylan's possible subjects) & THE STRAWBS lament 'Who Knows Where The Time Goes,' RARE BIRD, BRYAN SCARY, BEAVER & KRAUSE, and PERE UBU all tackle the subject of those winged creatures (birds), and I'll remember the late JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE (pictured here at Newport Folk Festival in 2010) with music from both he and his father, STEVE EARLE.That gives you an idea of just part of what's on tap today, so here's some additional appetizers to add to the menu. You'll hear GENESIS...
2020-08-273h 00
New Books in PhilosophyJustin Garson, "What Biological Functions are and Why They Matter" (Cambridge UP, 2019)Why do zebras have stripes? One way to answer that question is ask what function stripes play in the lives of zebras – for example, to deter disease-carrying flies from biting them. This notion of a function plays a central role in biology: biologists frequently refer to the functions of many traits of evolved organisms. But not everything a trait causes is its function – the stripes might disorient some harmless birds, but that isn’t their function. So what determines the function of a trait? And what sort of explanations are offered when biologists claim that a trait has a partic...
2019-10-101h 05
New Books in Biology and EvolutionJustin Garson, "What Biological Functions are and Why They Matter" (Cambridge UP, 2019)Why do zebras have stripes? One way to answer that question is ask what function stripes play in the lives of zebras – for example, to deter disease-carrying flies from biting them. This notion of a function plays a central role in biology: biologists frequently refer to the functions of many traits of evolved organisms. But not everything a trait causes is its function – the stripes might disorient some harmless birds, but that isn’t their function. So what determines the function of a trait? And what sort of explanations are offered when biologists claim that a trait has a partic...
2019-10-101h 05
HNMag - El POP sin complejosHN-T2 - D-29-12-2013 - Las 100 Grandes Canciones del 2013 (6ª Parte)Abrimos las puertas del Hospital Neptuno para ofreceros la última entrega de nuestro serial de programas especiales dedicados a repasar la lista que hemos confeccionado de las 100 Grandes Canciones del 2013. Es momento de cerrar la lista y de escuchar las últimas canciones de esta lista, para ello, abróchate el cinturón y entra en el lugar por y para los enfermos de la música, el Hospital Neptuno. ¡Bienvenidos!
Al margen de la lista de las 100 Grandes del 2013, hoy conoceremos las grandes canciones del 2013 seleccionadas por Sergio Martín desde La Habitación del Pánico y Andrés Calvo desd...
2013-12-292h 17