
Stories, science and secrets from the world’s brightest thought-leaders. Behavioral Grooves is the podcast that satisfies your curiosity of why we do what we do. Explanations of human behavior that will improve your relationships, your wellbeing, and your organization by helping you find your groove.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScienceBusiness | |||

In this special episode inspired by questions from our Facebook Community, we explore why big change feels intimidating even though most transformation happens quietly in our daily lives. Kurt and Tim dig into the micro-shifts we overlook, the powerf... more
Is violence caused by “bad people,” too many guns, or something deeper? In this episode, University of Chicago researcher Jens Ludwig reveals why most violent acts stem not from evil intent but from ordinary people in unforgiving situations. We explo... more
Why does gratitude feel so easy to feel yet so hard to say? In this Thanksgiving grooving session, we unpack the psychology behind our awkwardness around expressing appreciation—from miscaliberated assumptions to the belief that people can “just tell... more
Harvard instructor Margaret Andrews joins us to explore why effective leadership starts with self-awareness. We discuss blind spots, emotional intelligence, team norms, and the internal work leaders must do to better understand their impact. Margaret... more
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Amazing and thought provoking podcast!
Kurt and Tim are worth listening to. I learn something important every episode.
And groovy too!
A great listen , interesting topics. The interviews have a novel approach with a playful approach to serious research on human behavior
The podcast makes behavioral science both rigorous and practical. The episode with Katy Milkman on temptation bundling and fresh-start effects was especially memorable - it gave me clear takeaways I can apply in daily life. Every conversation strikes the perfect balance between research and real-world application. Highly recommend!
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Exploring the intersections of behavioral science and human interaction, a distinct focus on how understanding behavior can enhance relationships, well-being, and organizational effectiveness emerges throughout the discussions. Noteworthy episodes feature experts from various fields, including psychology, economics, and leadership, providing insights that range from the impact of boredom on productivity to the intricacies of emotional intelligence and money management in relationships. The conversational format, which balances rigorous academic research with practical, real-world applications, makes complex topics accessible and engaging for a diverse audience of listeners interested in personal and professional growth.
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Recent guests on Behavioral Grooves Podcast include:
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2. Corinne Low
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