Happy clappers galore, but Q&A had nothing to do with religion

There were happy clappers galore on Monday night’s Q&A, but for once the debate had nothing to do with religion.

“Can you imagine what’s going on in your brain? It’s all this really feel-good stuff that’s happening, we’ve got endorphins being released, we’ve got serotonin which is used in anti-depressant drugs. When we make music together, we’ve got the research to prove this. And this was the other theme of the night, expressed by a panel that along with Welch featured Katie Noonan, hip-hop star L-FRESH the Lion, blues singer Mojo Juju and rock legend Tex Perkins. Music may be the heart and soul of life, they agreed, but that doesn’t mean we value it as dearly as we should.ABC Q&A

Katie Noonan spoke in response to a questioner who wanted to know: “What do you think needs to change so that we can really harness and maximise those powerful economic, social and cultural benefits of Australian music?”

NeilMcMahon No we leave that to the Government!

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