
A podcast exploring work, leadership, and being human through real conversations — grounded in behavioural science and full of practical ideas you can apply straight away.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 200 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesMental HealthScienceHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode of People Soup, Ross is joined by consultant, psychoanalytic thinker, and author Gabriella Braun for a deeply human conversation about why work can feel so personal.
Drawing on her remarkable book All That We Are, Gabriella explores ... more
What do you do when anxiety shows up… right when something matters?
A networking event.
A room full of strangers.
A voice in your head saying:
“Your Spanish isn’t good enough.”
In this Quick Spoon, I share a very real moment from a networking ev... more
What do you do in those moments when emotions are running high?
An awkward conversation.
A difficult email.
A family disagreement.
A colleague who’s pushing your buttons.
In this Quick Spoon from my conversation with Dr Eric Goodman, we explore ... more
What if the goal was never to become stress-free?
Or anxiety-free.
Or grief-free.
In this Quick Spoon from my conversation with Dr Eric Goodman, we challenge a myth that many of us still buy into:
That difficult emotions are somehow a sign that s... more
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I’ve been listening to People Soup since it began and I always, always come back it for more. Ross has a wonderful way of connecting with guests on the podcast. He traverses the reality of life with contextual behavioural science making it completely relatable, interesting and importantly useful, with its bite size take-away! Thank you Ross and guests for your dedication to bringing CBS to a wider audience.
I’ve been following Ross McIntosh for a while because I’m aware of his work in the field of psychology, but I hope others outside the field catch these podcasts too. Ross is a wonderfully warm and engaging interviewer who seems to ask all the right questions to elicit great information from his expert guests but the interviews still feel like a conversation over a coffee that we’ve all accidentally tuned into, but now that we’re here, we’re definitely staying to hear the end of these amazing sto... more
A lovely podcast, Ross has a lovely way of chatting with people, and also has really interesting people to chat to. Listening both inspires and soothes me, reassuring me of my shared humanity.
I’ve been a guest on People Soup and so am certainly biased. However, I find that the way Ross hosts is endearing, informed and insightful, and that he manages to recruit guests that offer a lot of value to my own learning.
People of psychology/behavior/and anyone, if you’re not listening yet, you are in for a treat! The sound quality and format are exceptional. Ross’s interviewing style makes you feel like you’re enjoying a cuppa with your closest friends - solving the problems of the universe together. I always feel a bit cheerier and more hopeful for our world after listening to People Soup. Well done.
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This show centers on work, leadership, and human behavior through accessible conversations grounded in behavioral science. Episodes frequently explore real-world applications of ACT, workplace well-being, and organizational psychology, often featuring researchers, clinicians, and practitioners who bridge theory with practical strategies. A standout quality is the host's warm, curious interview style that makes complex ideas feel relatable, with takeaways that listeners can apply right away. The format often blends personal stories, actionable techniques, and reflections on modern work life, making it useful for professionals seeking better workplace dynamics, personal growth, and evidence-based insights.
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