Your Product Design Is Biased—Here’s How to Fix It | Alexis Mook PhD
What if your product design process was riddled with invisible biases—and you didn’t even know it? This week, we go corporate with Alexis Mook,…
Democracy at the Crossroads: Beyond Party Lines
Has Behavioral Grooves turned into a political podcast? Not really (ok, maybe kinda it has – but for just a few weeks, we promise…
Breaking the Cycle of Polarization: What You Can Do for the 2024 Election
So…is there hope? Kurt and Tim think so! In this wrap-up of our polarization series, Kurt and Tim reflect on how much the political…
Unlearning Silence | Elaine Lin Hering
When was the last time you wanted to speak up, but were too afraid to? This week, embark on a riveting exploration of silence…
Navigating Societal Rifts | Michèle Lamont
Tensions around the dinner table? Trouble finding common ground with friends and family? Renowned sociologist Michèle Lamont joins Tim and Kurt to unravel why…
How Good People Fight Bias | Dolly Chugh [Republish]
Psychology and neuroscience have proven that our minds do things on autopilot. These shortcuts (or heuristics) are laden with unconscious biases, which are juxtaposed…
Fail to Scale: Why Good Research Doesn’t Always Make Great Policy | John A. List
Lots of us have good ideas, some even back their ideas up with successful research. So why do these good ideas fail to scale…
Halloween Special: Grooving on Scary Biases
Listen to Kurt and Tim’s spooky Halloween Special about some common biases that can seem a bit scary. But don’t fear, the scariest thing…
Chris Brown: Avalanches and System 1 Thinking
Chris Brown is in human risk management and practice is set in backcountry snow. He grew up outside of Philadelphia and after graduating with…