Can Soundwaves Heal? | 02 Oct. 2025, 11:00

What if healing didn’t start with a pill… but with a pulse?

This Sunday, 2 November 2025, at 11:00 AM (Athens time) Katerina Batzaki explores the space where sound meets science on the latest episode of “Infinitely Curious”, the English-language program of Voice of Greece.

Dr. Lee Bartel (University of Toronto) reveals how vibroacoustic therapy—the same frequency as a cat’s purr—can ease pain and enhance brain function.

Christine Gibbons, CEO of HistoSonics, explains how focused sound waves can destroy cancer cells without surgery.

Plus insights from Gregg Braden, Dr. Jeffrey Thompson, and Dr. Theresa Bullard on how ancient sound rituals now resonate in modern neuroscience.

Because maybe healing begins not in silence — but in listening.

Produced and presented by Katerina Batzaki
Broadcast: Sunday 2 November 2025, 11:00-12:00 am. Athens time

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