En iyi Daniel Ross podcastleri (2024)

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007: Caspar Berry on poker's life lessons 55:40

1d ago55:40

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This week, we are joined by Caspar Berry. Caspar started out in acting aged 16 actor in BBC show Byker Grove with “Ant and Dec”. At Cambridge he had commercial success directing award-winning short films and TV commercials, then went on to write two feature films which were produced by Film Four and Columbia Tri Star before he had graduated. Aged 2…

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006: Andrea Furst on enhancing performance through sports psychology 48:28

16d ago48:28

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This week, we are joined by esteemed sports psychologist Andrea Furst. With a career that spans continents and disciplines, Andrea is an extremely well respected, established figure in the realm of sports psychology, known for her work with elite athletes across a wide spectrum of sports—from golf and sailing to tennis, hockey, rugby, cricket and b…

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005: Nick Compton on the mental game in cricket 58:05

1M ago58:05

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This week, we are joined by former England international cricketer Nick Compton. Nick is the grandson of the great Dennis, but a very fine 1st class cricketer in his own right playing for Middlesex, Somerset and 16 tests for England scoring 2 centuries in that time. Nick wrote his memoir 'Legacy' just last year and it is a moving, poignant, searing…

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004: Ben Stookesberry on the Edge: Navigating the World's Wildest Waters 47:58

2M ago47:58

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This week, we are joined by Ben Stookesberry, legendary white water expedition kayaker whose death defying exploits on some of the most extreme rapids in the world are nothing short of awe inspiring. “In the last 4 years alone I’ve made dozens of first descents on six continents from the tropics to the Arctic with long time kayaking partners Chris …

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003: Pat Nevin on the beautiful game and far beyond 1:02:55

2M ago1:02:55

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This week, we are joined by former professional footballer, now broadcaster and author Pat Nevin. Pat had a long and successful career on the pitch, but his hinterland is arguably richer. He was a darting winger for Chelsea, Everton, Tranmere Rovers and Scotland, but also chairman of the Professional Footballers Association, player/CEO at Motherwel…

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002: Mo Bobat on unlocking peak performance 1:00:46

2M ago1:00:46

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This week, we are joined by Mo Bobat, until recently Performance Director at the English Cricket Board, now fulfilling the same role with IPL team the Royal Challengers Bangalore. We discuss how elite athletes and teams harness mental strength and innovative strategies to achieve greatness. From the art of managing maverick talents to the science b…

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001: Cricket as a Canvas - Ed Smith on Sport, Art, and the Science of Decision-Making 50:13

2M ago50:13

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In this first in a new series, we talk to former England international, Kent and Middlesex cricketer Ed Smith. Ed is also a prolific writer and broadcaster, past England national selector and now founder of the Institute of Sports Humanities which teaches a unique degree in sports leadership. We talk about: What sport and cricket mean to Ed What th…

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062: Dr Grace Lordan on thinking big about your career 51:43

12M ago51:43

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Dr Grace Lordan is an Associate Professor at the London School of Economics in the Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science. She is also Founding Director there of The Inclusion Initiative which focuses on bringing together teaching, research and practice to build more inclusive work environments. She has also written a book which I pers…

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061: Patrick Fagan on psychology in business 52:36

12M ago52:36

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I welcome this week the behavioural scientist Patrick Fagan, described by comedian David Mitchell as a "Mother Superior in nipple tassels". He's also a former Cambridge Analytica man, if your minds can take you back to that scandal and time in history. Patrick is the author of Hooked whose by-line is 'Why cute sells and other marketing magic we jus…

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060: Dave Blakely on risk taking, storytelling and the invention of Scrabble (Part 3) 41:06

1y ago41:06

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We're back and firing with the final part in my mini-series with the wonderful Dave Blakely, Executive VP at venture builder Mach49, talking innovation, design and creativity in organisations. In this episode, we talk about risk taking, storytelling, how we live in partnership with AI and the invention of Scrabble. And plenty more. Show notes Do co…

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059: Dave Blakely on the behavioural science of discipline (Part 2) 34:24

1y ago34:24

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Today is the second in my A Load of BS on Best Behaviour with Dave Blakely, Executive VP at venture builder and super growth builder Mach49, who I continue to be delighted to collaborate with on this mini-series of conversations on innovation, design and creativity in organisations; answering questions on how we move leaders and teams to change the…

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058: Dave Blakely on building, design & Andy Grove's innovation cliche (Part 1) 34:46

1+ y ago34:46

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Today is the first in a 3-part series with Dave Blakely, an extraordinarily talented, sharp-witted and humble man whom I’m so happy to be collaborating with and indeed his company Mach49 where he is Executive Vice President. We talk innovation, creativity, design and the vagaries of the human condition. Check out some of the amazing work Mach49 doe…

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057: Edward Slingerland on getting drunk & the evolutionary history of alcohol 58:36

1+ y ago58:36

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Please leave a review if you like the podcast; and share with friends. Your support makes us very happy! Get the podcast in your inbox every week by subscribing here Access our exclusive speaker events by subscribing here Follow Daniel on Twitter Podcast music: Tamsin Waley-Cohen's Mendelssohn's violin concerto…

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056: Nate Barr & Shannon O'Malley on what needs to change in behavioural science 31:30

1+ y ago31:30

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I welcome Nate Barr and Shannon O’Malley to wrap up my series with the BEworks team. We share our highlights of the series and what the future holds for BS and BEworks. Show notes Surprises and learning: what does it really mean to be a behavioural scientist practitioner? Issues at the centre of our zeitgeist: our money, healthcare, sustainability …

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055: David Thomson on behavioural science for sustainability 26:17

1+ y ago26:17

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I welcome David Thomson, VP and Head of the Sustainability Practice at BEworks. Dave is a cognitive experimental psychologist working with large multinational corporations and governments on behaviour change challenges such as electricity consumption reduction, adoption of energy efficient technology and food waste reduction; all of which we touch …

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054: Alex Chesterfield on behavioural change at NatWest Group 21:56

1+ y ago21:56

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Alex is Head of Behavioural Risk at NatWest Group where she and her team develop innovative data-led ways to reduce the risk of poor outcomes for the bank, and customers, resulting from behavioural root causes. She has also just regained her student card; as of September she started a part-time PhD at The London School of Economics! She is also the…

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053: Michelle Hilscher on behavioural science in financial services 30:11

1+ y ago30:11

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Name one thing that we all think about or discuss every single day… money. We carry so many unconscious biases when it comes to looking after our finances. You probably think you’re the exception… Michelle Hilscher leads the financial services practice at BEworks and, armed with a PhD in cognitive psychology from the University of Toronto, is parti…

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052: Preeti Kotamarthi on behavioural science at Grab 23:15

1+ y ago23:15

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Preeti KS set up and leads the BS team at Grab in Singapore. Grab is the super app which provides users with transportation, food delivery and digital payments. Think the Uber of SE Asia, approximately! It is Southeast Asia's first decacorn and the biggest technology startup in the region. Show notes Grab’s motivation for getting into behavioural s…

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051: Ada Le and Mousumi Sannigrahi on behavioural science in healthcare 29:25

1+ y ago29:25

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This week we’re diving into healthcare; what could be more critical? To help me understand how behavioural science is impacting this field, I’m joined by Dr. Ada Le, healthcare expert at BEworks and Dr. Mousumi Sannigrahi, newly installed as Head of Commercial for Innovative Medicines at Fosun Pharma US, having spent the last 8 years at Novartis Ph…

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050: eMBeD at the World Bank on behavioural science in complex environments 39:48

1+ y ago39:48

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Introducing Zeina Afif, Renos Vakis and Ana Maria Muñoz Boudet I’m privileged to welcome to A Load of BS the core team at eMBeD, the Mind, Development and Behaviour Unit at the World Bank. Zeina, Ana Maria and Renos are working on the front lines, alongside governments and policy makers, challenging standard policy design and trying to change behav…

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049: Clémence Quint on behavioural change & shifting gender norms in a war torn world 27:53

1+ y ago27:53

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Clémence is Director and co-founder at Magenta Consulting where she and her team use behavioural insights to make sustainable and scalable change in some of the poorest, war torn and least developed parts of the world, seeking to to maximise the effectiveness and efficiency of communications interventions in support of social impact; in places like…

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048: Dan Ariely on trust, insurance & conspiracy theories 27:26

1+ y ago27:26

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It's a cracker this week on A Load of BS as I welcome my partner BEworks' co-founder, behavioural science leading light, writer, practitioner and speaker, Dan Ariely. Beyond his numerous entrepreneurial ventures, Dan is the James B. Duke Professor of Psychology and Behavioural Economics at Duke University and has written seminal books like Predicta…

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047: Cerita Bethea on hand towels, Metaverse & the next behavioural science frontier 26:34

1+ y ago26:34

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In partnership with BEworks, one of the very best behavioural science consultancies globally. Cerita Bethea is Director of behavioural science at The Coca-Cola Company, and a practitioner of over 30 years standing, having also worked at Kimberley-Clark, Toyota and Ford. Listen in for a lovely case study about washing hands; a nostalgic trip down Co…

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046: Wardah Malik on the future of behavioural science 22:41

1+ y ago22:41

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I’m thrilled to be launching my partnership with BEworks today. Co-founded by Dan Ariely and Nina Mazar (previous guest on the show alongside Dilip Soman), BEworks is a multidisciplinary team of behavioural scientists and psychologists working on complex challenges across financial services to healthcare to sustainability, helping businesses reimag…

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045: John List on the Voltage Effect & life at Uber, Lyft and Walmart 52:13

1+ y ago52:13

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My guest today is sports nut, almost pro golfer but primarily Professor at the University of Chicago and Chief Economist at Walmart John List. Just when you thought we were about to dive into the politics of diverging golf tours, instead we're going to turn our attention to ride hailing companies Uber and Lyft, where John was also Chief Economist. …

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044: Steve Martin on influence, persuasion and delivering the right message 48:35

1+ y ago48:35

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Steve Martin is a behaviorial science practitioner and a leading member of Dr Robert Cialdini's consultancy Influence at Work, where he heads up the UK practice. Steve is a Royal Society nominated author and a co-author with Bob Cialdini on a number of books, including their most recent tome, alongside Dr Noah Goldstein, Messengers, Who We Listen t…

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043: Sir Michael Barber on the science of delivery in politics 44:54

1+ y ago44:54

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Returning from the Summer, this week I'm talking to Sir Michael Barber, the man who Tony Blair appointed to create and then run his Delivery Unit at No. 10. While not overt, there's lots of behavioural science going on here: creating repeatable routines, fear of and resistance to change, influencing and persuading intransigent individuals. A great …

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042: Bri Williams on being predictably irrational 53:55

2y ago53:55

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Bri Williams is one of the foremost behavioural scientists in Australia. She’s obsessed with application rather than theory, and I buy that approach 100%. She majored in accounting and psychology (a rare but actually quite sensible combination), built a corporate career in product design and marketing, the BS switch was flicked in 2008 when she rea…

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041: David Robson on expectation effects and our predictive brain 47:30

2y ago47:30

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Scientist and writer David Robson has written the definitive book on expectation effects. We're going to talk about his fascinating book The Expectation Effect and how our brain plays clever games with us. David graduated with a degree in maths from Cambridge University then worked as a features editor at New Scientist before moving to the BBC. His…

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040: Jenny Kleeman on adventures at the frontier of birth, sex, death & vegan meat 58:42

2y ago58:42

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Jenny Kleeman is a broadcaster, journalist and author of the book Sex Robots & Vegan Meat: Adventures at the frontier of Birth, Sex and Death. She is an award winning narrator of true stories across print, audio and TV and writes regularly in the Guardian, the Times, the New Statesman and Tortoise. She's reported for BBC One's Panorama, HBO's Vice …

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039: Professor Paul Dolan on happiness 52:18

2y ago52:18

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Today I'm talking with Paul Dolan, Head of BS at the LSE. Paul knows what makes us feel good. It's all about what we pay attention to. He wants us to choose to spend our time doing things that bring us pleasure or give us purpose… and ideally both. He will tell us how we can redesign our lives to be happier. He will also explain why we care so much…

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038: Bill Browder on Putin the skilled psychologist and psychopath 42:55

2y ago42:55

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Today I'm talking with another titan, the inspiring Bill Browder. If all Bill had achieved was hedge fund success, he would be regarded, as the most significant foreign private investor in Russia, as standout. But it's Bill work as a human rights activist over the last decade that marks him out as a man of great courage and conviction; for he has f…

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037: Sir Martin Sorrell on deal making, motivation & holding power in advertising 51:12

2y ago51:12

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I like to take the odd risk with my guests. I like to stretch beyond the realms of the beh sci academics and veer into business, sport, perhaps politics. This pod is a little different in its genre is that it is striving to get to the heart of human motivation. Why do we do the things that we do? Martin Sorrell is one of the titan's of global capit…

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036: Dave Trott on 30 years of advertising creativity 1:07:38

2y ago1:07:38

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We're revisiting what creativity is, how to express it and find it, with a legend of the advertising industry Dave Trott. Just as John Cleese wrote brilliant sitcom and sketches, Dave created brilliant advertising over a career in which he founded five agencies including Gold Greenlees Trott, Bainsfair Sharkey Trott and Chick Smith Trott. What I th…

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035: Dilip Soman & Nina Mažar on Behavioural Science in the wild 59:42

2y ago59:42

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I'm excited to welcome Dilip Soman and Nina Mažar to the podcast to talk about their new book 'Behavioural Science in the Wild' which is hitting the virtual and physical shelves on May 15th. Dilip Soman is a Canada Research Chair in Behavioural Science and Economics, and serves as a Director of the Behavioural Economics in Action Research Centre at…

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034: Chris Rawlinson on behavioural science in education 49:26

2y ago49:26

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In this episode I talk with Chris Rawlinson about his online education company 42 Courses and how behavioural science has influenced its formation and growth. Show notes What is 42 Courses and the BS principles behind it Chris’s unusual background: vineyard owner, commercial pilot, then at Ogilvy revamping digital training programmes Weaknesses of …

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033: John Cleese & Rory Sutherland on creativity and play 49:52

2y ago49:52

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Since launching this podcast, it's been my ambition to interview John Cleese, in part because he has plenty of no BS clear thinking on what it means to be creative and in part because he is my comedy hero. But instead of just interviewing John, I thought I'd add an extra shot of brandy to the conversation and invite behavioural science's very own f…

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032: Daniel Ross on the Human Risk podcast - My Story in Behavioural Science 1:04:22

2y ago1:04:22

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A personal story in which Christian Hunt, host of the excellent Human Risk podcast, interviews me about: - My interest in and understanding of BS - Why I started A Load of BS - My goals and ambitions - Where next? I hope you enjoy it! Do check out Christian's other pods as well. Human Risk brings behavioural science to ethics and compliance and the…

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031: Guillem Balague on the sports psychology of Pep Guardiola and Diego Maradona 55:54

2y ago55:54

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I'm talking football and psychology with Guillem Balague, someone whose work I admire and whose commentary on the game of football is eloquent, thoughtful and profound. Like me, Guillem is endlessly curious about what makes people tick, the psychology of sport, how players and coaches become successful, and also why they go wrong. Guillem has writt…

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030: Jeff Kreisler on the behavioural science of money - investing, saving and spending 44:14

2y ago44:14

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If you’re wondering why you constantly make flawed, emotional decisions and what’s going on in that jelly in your head, please subscribe or follow A Load of BS wherever you listen to podcasts, and leave me a 5 star review. Your support is always appreciated! Introducing Jeff Kreisler When it comes to money, we make absurd decisions about how to spe…

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029: Dr Dimitris Xygalatas on the behavioural science of extreme rituals 1:00:21

2y ago1:00:21

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This is a conversation with anthropologist and cognitive scientist Dr Dimitris Xygalatas, who is an expert in rituals, whether religious, sporting, tribal, individual, collective or otherwise. Rituals are part of all our lives, unconsciously so sometimes. Whether it's birthdays, pre-match warmup exercises or religious ceremonies, we're familiar mai…

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028: Melissa Hogenboom on motherhood penalties, lean in, miscarriage & post-natal depression (Part 2) 34:53

2+ y ago34:53

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Welcome to A Load of BS for the 2nd instalment of my conversation with Melissa Hogenboom, BBC science journalist and author of The Motherhood Complex. Today's show Today, we're talking about the good mother stereotype, the lean in movement, the prohibitive cost of child care, maternal gatekeeping, the motherhood penalty, the lean in movement, the s…

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027: Melissa Hogenboom on pregnancy, matrescence, the mum brain & gender bias (Part 1) 33:20

2+ y ago33:20

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This week, I'm talking to Melissa Hogenboom, BBC science journalist and writer of The Motherhood Complex, an exposé of motherhood warts and all. It's a very personal and thoroughly researched discussion examining behaviours related to pregnancy and motherhood and presents the deep and unresolved challenges as far as how society views the different …

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026: Dr Jesse Bering on suicide, sex, fetishes and other curious behaviour (Part 2) 32:40

2+ y ago32:40

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This week I'm sharing the second part of my conversation with experimental psychologist Dr Jesse Bering, an American but Director of the Centre for Science Communication at the University of Otago in New Zealand. Last week, we discussed the science of the afterlife, out of body experiences and Jesse's experience of his own mother's death. This time…

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025: Dr Jess Bering on the science of the afterlife (Part 1) 33:03

2+ y ago33:03

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For those of you overwhelmed by the load of BS consuming British politics at the moment, turn the news off, crack open some supermarket rosé, unpeel the sausage rolls and get stuck in and enjoy this half hour event. Please stay to the end and I make no apology for that invitation. By the way, if you want to put questions forward to any of my guests…

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024: David Aaronovitch on conspiracy theories, truth, QAnon & social media 56:02

2+ y ago56:02

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Friends, There is no dry January on A Load of BS. It’s time for much needed refreshment. Vodkast & Soda In my 2021: My Year of Total BS essay, I shared with you some personal ruminations on BS and this publication’s motivation. Put simply, the raison d’être of A Load of BS is to try to explain why we do the things we do. Furthermore, I’d like to in…

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023: 2021 My Year of Total BS - behavioural science but not as you know it 15:56

2+ y ago15:56

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This is an episode on my reflections and motivations on 2021 talking A Load of BS, where I want to take it in 2022, and, importantly, why I want to hear more from you! In this end of year episode, I'm also sharing how I got started, what I've learned and what are the core messages at the heart of A Load of BS. In essence, my goal is to shine light …

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022: Rory Sutherland & Pete Dyson on planes, trains & automobiles 1:08:17

2+ y ago1:08:17

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Fellow BSers, Welcome to the Christmas holiday episode of 'A Load of BS: The Behavioural Science Podcast'. This will be the last of 2021 and we are going out with a bang by welcoming back Rory Sutherland and co-author Pete Dyson to discuss their new book 'Transport for Humans: Are we nearly there yet?' CrankWheel sponsors A Load of BS Firstly, I am…

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021: Nir Eyal on why we get distracted, to-do lists & terrible meetings (Part 2) 24:03

2+ y ago24:03

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Fellow BSers, Welcome to another episode of 'A Load of BS: The Behavioural Science Podcast'. This week, I welcome back psychologist, technologist and businessman Nir Eyal to talk more about habits and distractions; what forms them and how we overcome the worst of them. This episode is no different from part 1 for its tempo, energy and richness of c…

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020: Henry Winter on total football, the World Cup, ritual, groupthink & Gareth Southgate 42:06

2+ y ago42:06

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Fellow BSers, Welcome to another episode of 'A Load of BS: The Behavioural Science Podcast' with me Daniel Ross. This week, I welcome Henry Winter, Chief Football Writer at The Times newspaper. Henry is without doubt one of the very best practitioners of his art and I hope you sense his thoughtfulness and erudition in this conversation. Before The …

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