
Research professor Brené Brown and organizational psychologist Adam Grant are partnering on a new weekly podcast grounded in an unflinching commitment to learning and unlearning. At a time when public discourse rewards certainty over inquiry, The Curiosity Shop features two of the world's most sought-after experts on connection, change, and leadership making the case for slowing down, asking bette... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In the final episode of The Curiosity Shop, Brené Brown and Adam Grant draw on Adam’s new book, Vibe (out October 13), to explore how recognizing the differences between associates, allies, pals, and companions can help us better understand our conne... more
Why are we so susceptible to persuasion? In this episode of The Curiosity Shop, Brené Brown and Adam Grant discuss a tip Brené picked up from Seventeen magazine in the ‘80s and end up exploring why we fall for misinformation and persuasive messaging.... more
What if grit isn’t the whole story behind success? Psychologist and author Angela Duckworth joins Brené Brown and Adam Grant to talk about her new book, Situated, and how the situations around us influence our behavior, motivation, creativity, and su... more
In this solo episode of The Curiosity Shop, Adam Grant answers questions about leadership, rethinking, careers, AI, and the future of work. He explores how leaders can make people feel heard without adopting every idea, why seeking feedback early can... more
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Brene and Adam, I am so disappointed that this is the last episode. I learned so much about all kinds of relationships-and myself- listening to the two of you. I told everyone I know that this was a great podcast, that you get to hear two people at the top of their fields talk/hash things out, and be open -always- to rethinking about something they thought. Just a fabulous model for all of us who are ever-seeking to better our selves and improve communication in our relationships ( work, home, s... more
This was my first experience listening to Brene and Adam. You both made me curious and think about my work and personal relationships in a whole new way. I will miss you! Thank you so much!
So sorry to hear it is going to end . Always looked forward to listening to each one; they are so interesting & enlightening. Loved the genuine rapport between them and how they either accepted or worked out things they disagreed about .
Having the opportunity to witness tension and disagreement between two emotionally intelligent people has been fascinating and inspiring! It has helped me in so many ways.
Audio only listener. Totally loved this podcast from the very beginning - both series- from two researchers I respect so much. Thank you, will miss the show but grateful you produced it.
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Two lead voices—an empirical psychologist and a qualitative researcher—host a weekly, long-form conversation about leadership, culture, belonging, and the messy realities of modern work and life. Episodes blend rigorous ideas with personal stories, practical frameworks, and live coaching moments, often examining how to slow down, ask sharper questions, and lead with care in the face of rapid change, AI, and public debate. Notable throughlines include vulnerability and trust as drivers of performance, the tension between preparation and presence, and how communities form around shared purpose rather than opposition. A standout aspect is the duo's complementary styles and their willingness to norm-break through tough questions, guest-driven p... more
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2. Angela Duckworth
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