
In each episode, we talk with inspiring scientists, thinkers, and other self-actualized individuals who will give you a greater understanding of yourself, others, and the world we live in. Scott Barry Kaufman explores the depths of human potential and tries to get a glimpse into human possibility in every episode.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 475 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial Sciences | |||

This week, Scott speaks with RaQuel Hopkins, a certified coach with a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. RaQuel shares her personal and professional journey—from mastering the art of coping to discovering the transformative power o... more
This week, Scott sits down with Dr. Ben Rein, a Stanford neuroscientist and one of today’s most engaging science communicators. Dr. Rein has spent over a decade studying the neuroscience of social interaction, and his new book, Why Brains Need Friend... more
This week, Scott speaks with psychotherapist and writer Joe Nucci, whose work tackles the intersection of mental health, misinformation, and pop psychology. Joe has built a large following by debunking viral myths and bringing nuance to conversations... more
This week, Scott Barry Kaufman sits down with Dr. Alex Auerbach, a licensed counseling and sport performance psychologist who works with some of the world’s top performers—from Olympic champions to NBA, NFL, and MLB athletes, as well as elite militar... more
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Not identifying cognitive distortions with ADHD is really what is wrong with this episode. Neurotypical people have cognitive distortions. But. … it’s really a massive gaslight to make an ADHD “obsessive” thought about time normalised. It’s anxiety, a cognitive distortion and much more distorted in a person experiencing ADHD. Conflating tasks with time is also a false dichotomy. Feeling overwhelmed about making a choice with time IS an insecure/anxiety/ADHD dimension of thought. No one really ca... more
The host is unbearable and the worst interviewer ever. He asks bad questions, keeps groaning in between the guests answers, says “um” too much and doesn’t contribute anything. He doesn’t know how to guide the guest and the guest just starts rambling about nothing. Podcasts really need to be vetted so we don’t waste time with this garbage.
Came for training my listening skills and surprisingly found a gem.
Helen Lewis should listen to «Radical Listening… »… sadly enough, as what she says is interesting. Sorry for my poor English -I am French! And by the way, thank you for the whole podcast! All best!
Psychology. Self help not real psychology. All built around privilege & individualism.
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Focusing on human potential and self-discovery, this series features conversations with a diverse range of experts including scientists, authors, and thought leaders. Each episode aims to provide listeners with deeper insights into psychological concepts, personal growth, and the dynamics of human relationships. Topics frequently discussed include emotional intelligence, personality change, leadership, mental health, and creativity, encouraging audience engagement in their own journeys of self-actualization and understanding of the world around them. Through intriguing interviews, the content strives to challenge conventional wisdom and inspire listeners to reflect on their lives and relationships.
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2. Joe Nucci
3. Dr. Alex Auerbach
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