Behavioral Grooves Podcast

Changing Our Mind: Exploring How Mental Illness Is Managed with Daniel Bergner

Finding Out What Your Customers Want and Why It Matters | Andrea Belk Olson

From Distracted To Focused: Nir Eyal’s Secrets On How To Be Indistractable

You Have Dignity Because You’re Human, Not Because You Work | Jonathan Malesic

How To Fix Burnout (Hint: It Isn’t Another Yoga Session) | Jennifer Moss

You Can Change Someone’s Mind But Are You Sure You Want To? | David McRaney

Changing The World with Persistent Optimism | Dr. Paul Zeitz

Want To Improve Your Kid’s Behavior? Start With Your Own | Sue Donnellan

Three Easy Ways to Nurture A Child’s Brain Development | Dana Suskind MD

Fail to Scale: Why Good Research Doesn’t Always Make Great Policy | John A. List

For Revolutionary Solutions, Look To Evolutionary Ideas | Sam Tatam

Why Mindset Matters Most: The Secrets of Achievement | Paul Szyarto

Women Do Too Much Non-Promotable Work: How To Say No More with Linda Babcock

How The Invisible Influence of Culture Shapes Our Behavior | Michele Gelfand

The Psychological Benefits of Using a Process to Achieve an Outcome | Joseph Keebler PhD & Peter Krask

Transport Your Thinking; Why We Need To Reframe Travel | Rory Sutherland & Pete Dyson

Why Not All Nudges Work ”In The Wild” | Nina Mazar & Dilip Soman

In this episode of Behavioral Grooves, Curt Nelson and Tim Houlihan interview Dilip Soman and Nina Mazar, the editors of the book "Behavioral Science in the Wild." The discussion centers on the challenges of applying behavioral science research in real-world settings, highlighting the complexities and contextual factor...

The Steps Needed To Empower the Powerless | Julie Battilana PhD

Why Talking To Strangers Is Actually Good For Your Wellbeing | Nick Epley

If You’re Wrong It’s Meaningless, But If I’m Wrong It’s Valuable | Peter Montoya