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The Non-Obvious Show

Rohit Bhargava
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Consumer Behavior
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Human Migration
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Productivity
Habits
Organizational Psychology
Shopping Habits
Retail Design
Loss Of a Loved One
Community Building

Rohit Bhargava is on a mission to inspire more non-obvious thinking in the world by asking some of the world's most perplexing questions.

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Latest Episodes

In a fast-paced world where technology often overshadows cultural heritage, the essence of our shared humanity is at risk of fading away. How can we ensure that the rich tapestry of human traditions remains vibrant? In this episode, featuring Eliot S... more

Marina Lopes, a Brazilian American journalist, shares insights from her global research on parenting practices. Learn how international insights can transform American parenting and community support systems, emphasizing practical strategies to build... more

In this episode, Mita Mallick, a workplace culture expert and bestselling author, shares insights on how to navigate and prevent bad boss behaviors, and how individuals can own their actions to foster healthier workplaces. She discusses her journey, ... more

In this engaging conversation, Minda Harts shares her journey as an author and workplace trust expert, discussing the importance of being heard, redefining success beyond social media metrics, and the impact of vulnerability in communication. She exp... more

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Recent Guests

Marina Lopes
Brazilian-American journalist and former Washington Post correspondent
Journalist
Episode: Why You Should Let People Yell At Your Kids with Marina Lopes (#68)
Mita Mallick
Wall Street Journal bestselling author and corporate changemaker
Formerly at Unilever, Pfizer, Carta
Episode: Surviving Bad Bosses Without Becoming One Yourself with Mita Mallick (#67)
Minda Hart
Author, filmmaker, workplace trust expert
Author of Talk To Me Nice; filmmaker; NYU contributor
Episode: Talking Nice: How to Be More Trusted at Work with Minda Harts (#66)
AJ Wolfe
Author of Disney Adults, Exploring and Falling in Love with a Magical Subculture
Disney Food Blog, Author
Episode: Inside the Magical Subculture of Disney Adults with AJ Wolfe (#65)
Henry Coutinho-Mason
Co-author of The Future Normal, futurist and trend thinker
The Future Normal (book) / Trend Watching
Episode: How To Think Like a Futurist with Henry Coutinho-Mason (#64)
Simran Jeet Singh
Professor at Union Theological Seminary; author
Union Theological Seminary
Episode: Sikh Wisdom and the Art of Understanding People with Simran Jeet Singh (#63)
Lew Frankfort
Former chairman of Coach Brands, known for building the brand into an accessible luxury powerhouse.
Coach Brands
Episode: The Unlikely Rise of the Coach Brand and "Accessible Luxury" with Lew Frankfort (#62)
Ruchika T. Malhotra
An expert on inclusive leadership and author of the book 'Uncompete.'
Episode: Why The Secret To Success Is To Stop Competing: Featuring Ruchika T. Malhotra (#61)
Ranjay Gulati
Professor at Harvard University studying how to unlock human potential.
Harvard University
Episode: How To Have More Courage and Be More Bold with Ranjay Gulati (#59)

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Rohit Bhargava
Host of a show dedicated to exploring non-obvious thinking patterns and ideas, engaging with diverse perspectives on business and society.

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Apple Podcasts
#245
Canada/Business/Marketing
Apple Podcasts
#63
Brazil/Business/Marketing
Apple Podcasts
#91
India/Business/Marketing
Apple Podcasts
#217
New Zealand/Business/Marketing
Apple Podcasts
#245
Mexico/Business/Marketing

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Why You Should Let People Yell At Your Kids with Marina Lopes (#68)
Q: So what started that journey for you?
Marina explains her background as a foreign correspondent and how veteran reporting on global cultures led her to see parenting as deeply cultural and interconnected, prompting her to investigate how different societies organize caregiving and social support.
Sikh Wisdom and the Art of Understanding People with Simran Jeet Singh (#63)
Q: You've got the book, you've got the TV show. How do you see yourself now? Do you see yourself as an unofficial spokesperson for people of Sikh faith?
He expresses reluctance about this role, emphasizing that no one has exclusive authority to define a religion, and that he aims to remain humble while sharing his own perspective, knowing there are many diverse views within Sikhism.
Talking Nice: How to Be More Trusted at Work with Minda Harts (#66)
Q: How should leaders handle communications during organizational changes to preserve trust?
Leaders should communicate with clarity and honesty, provide early notice when changes are coming, and discuss how changes will affect employees' roles and futures. This helps maintain trust by reducing ambiguity and showing respect for employees' time and dignity.
Talking Nice: How to Be More Trusted at Work with Minda Harts (#66)
Q: How did you come to develop the seven trust languages, and which one surprised you the most?
She explains that the seven language framework emerged from observing what people crave in workplace interactions and realizing many workers couldn't articulate those needs. The most surprising insight was that people often don't realize they need certain forms of clarity and honesty until they see it reflected in leaders' actions, such as transparency during layoffs and reorganizations.
Why The Secret To Success Is To Stop Competing: Featuring Ruchika T. Malhotra (#61)
Q: What does it take to give yourself more generosity and maybe not be so competitive with yourself?
It's crucial to allow flexibility in choices and to recognize that personal growth doesn't require constant competition or perfection.

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2. Mita Mallick
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4. AJ Wolfe
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