Why Do We Listen To Sad Songs When Were Sad? | Arthur Brooks @livewellbewellsarah
Why Do We Listen To Sad Songs When Were Sad? | Arthur Brooks  @livewellbewellsarah
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
It makes no sense. You're already feeling low so why do you reach for the saddest song you know?

Arthur C. Brooks, Harvard professor and New York Times bestselling author, explains the surprising science behind why sad music actually makes us feel better.
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