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A show about the science of our opinions, where they come from, and how they change. Hosted by social psychologist, Andy Luttrell.
Yamil Velez is an assistant professor of political science at Columbia University, where he studies what makes political opinions hard to sh...
Sylvia Perry is a social psychologist and Associate Professor at Northwestern University, where she directs the Social Cognition and Social...
Alex Kustov studies public opinion about immigration—why it’s so durable, why it becomes so politically explosive, and what (if anything) ca...
I'm excited to share a preview of a new podcast I think you’d enjoy: Mind Games. What if you could hypnotize yourself into a better you...
Steven Rathje is a postdoc at New York University and an incoming assistant professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He studies the psycholo...
Greg Murphy studies the psychology of concepts. How do we use language to understand things, and how do we sort the world into categories? I...
Paul Eastwick and Eli Finkel are two social psychologists who study the gears and levers of romantic relationships. What do people find attr...
Sara Grady studies the function of entertainment—why we watch, play, and listen to the media that fill our lives. She's an assistant pr...
David Broockman is a political scientist at UC Berkeley who digs into one of democracy’s core questions: can political messages really chang...
Lulu Miller has done a lot of things and done them very well. She is currently the co-host of Radiolab and its family-friendly spinoff, Terr...
Sarah McAnulty is a squid biologist and a science communicator. She's come up with all sorts of creative ways to bring science to the p...
Joe Palca reported on science for NPR for years. He found his sweet spot, capturing people's interest and filling them in on curious ne...
Alison Fragale is an organizational psychologist who gives keynote talks and leads workshops outside academia. She talks frankly about what...
Alex Dainis is a freelance science communicator and video producer. She's been making science videos on YouTube for years, including re...
Joel Bervell recently graduated from medical school, which is when he gained fame as an influencer helping the public navigate good medical...
Kicking off the 3rd season of Hot SciComm Summer is Adam Cole. Adam started at NPR’s Science Desk in 2011 where he started making short vide...
You didn't think #HotSciCommSummer was done, did you? Join me for a whole new season of Hot SciComm summer, a special laid-back podcast...
Matt Grizzard is a communication scholar who studies how people relate to characters in entertainment media as a sign of how much they enjoy...
Mohamed Hussein studies how the psychology of persuasion and politics interact. He is an assistant professor of marketing at Columbia Busine...
Kurt Gray studies our moral minds and how we grapple with everyday ethics. In his new book, Outraged , he explores the deep psychology of hu...
Sandra Matz is a computational social scientist at Columbia Business School. She uses big data to understand people and what motivates them...
Angelina Lippert is the Executive Director and Curator at Poster House in New York City. She is an expert when it comes to the use of poster...
Joe Siev studies extreme political behavior and its appeal. He's a postdoctoral fellow at the Darden School of Business at the Universi...
*If you downloaded this episode early, the wrong file was uploaded. Sorry! We're all good now. Colin Wayne Leach is a social psychologi...
Dr. Richard Petty is a professor of psychology at Ohio State University. He's probably best known for co-developing the Elaboration Lik...
In the 1980s, two social psychologists--Rich Petty and John Cacioppo--devised a new way to make sense of persuasion: the Elaboration Likelih...
Drs. Sarah Gaither and Analia Albuja study racial identity and how we can overcome racial biases. They just published an important new study...
Dave Fleischer is a political organizer who led the team that pioneered “deep canvassing,” which is a particularly effective form of face-to...
Christian Wheeler studies the intersection of opinions, communication, and personal identity. He’s a professor of management and marketing a...
Aviva Philipp-Muller studies why people might pass on science. She’s an Assistant Professor of marketing at the Beedie School of Business at...
Aaron Barnes is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Louisville College of Business. He studies how persuasion, branding...
David Halpern is the President & Founding Director of the Behavioral Insights Team . It started as a "nudge unit" in the British government...
Daniel Kahneman was a titan in social science. He transformed our understanding of decision-making, he taught a generation about social psyc...
Andy Guess studies how social media platforms shape people’s political views. He’s an assistant professor of politics and public affairs at...
Sendhil Mullainathan does a lot of things, and he does them well. He’s a professor of Computation and Behavioral Science at the University o...
To look into the future of Behavioral Economics, we talked to three young researchers who are pushing the field further. A new generation of...
Eventually, Behavioral Economics emerged as an influential perspective. It’s become mainstream in Economics, and it’s helped inform programs...
Behavioral Economics was using psychology to understand economics, but what did economists and psychologists think about their unexpected ma...
Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky were two psychologists with big ideas about how people made decisions. Their careful research launched a br...
For years, neoclassical economists have made an unusual assumption—that people are rational decision-makers. But a few social scientists hav...
Coming February 26th! I team up with the guys at Behavioral Grooves to produce a 5-part podcast series on behavioral economics . We tell the...
Jack Dovidio 's work is at the heart of how we currently understand the psychology of prejudice. He's spent his career considering...
Jim McNulty is a professor of psychology at Florida State University. He studies close relationships, and in this episode, we talk about his...
Happy New Year! For the first time in the show's history, this episode's a day late. Sorry, dear listeners. So it's 2024, and...
Elizabeth Dunn studies the psychology of happiness. One of her major research areas has looked at generosity's effects on well-being. W...
Mikaela Spruill studies juries and the legal system’s role in sustaining social inequalities. She’s a postdoctoral fellow in criminal justic...
James Druckman studies how political messages can shape people's opinions. He is maybe best known for his work on framing issues as a s...
Mónica Guzmán wants us to have better conversation with the people we disagree with. She's the Senior Fellow for Public Practice at Bra...
Lindsay Hahn studies how entertainment media convey moral messages, especially among children. She's an assistant professor of communic...
Russ Fazio has spent his career getting to the bottom of how opinions work. From his first study as a college student in 1974 to a leading e...