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Primal Dating: What Modern Romance Gets Wrong | Tim Ash
Primal Dating: What Modern Romance Gets Wrong | Tim Ash

Episode 537

Dating in 2026 feels broken.  The apps promise infinite choice, rom-coms on our screens promise “the one”, and yet frustration, ghosting, and mismatc…

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Throwback Thursday: The Myth of the "Relationship Spark" | Logan Ury

Episode 536

Love is in the air this Valentine's Day...or is that science? Today, we're throwing it back to 2021, when we had the privilege of chatting with Logan…

2 months ago

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What Dating Apps Miss About Attraction | Paul Eastwick
What Dating Apps Miss About Attraction | Paul Eastwick

Episode 535

You think you know what you want in a partner, but behavioral science says attraction doesn’t work that way. Relationship scientist Paul Eastwick bre…

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How Small Phrases Make Big Impacts | James Geary
How Small Phrases Make Big Impacts | James Geary

Episode 533

Why do certain phrases stay with us for life? In this episode, were joined by James Geary, author of The World in a Phrase, to explore how aphorisms …

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Finding Common Ground: A Conversation About Minneapolis
Finding Common Ground: A Conversation About Minneapolis

Episode 534

This Grooving Session feels personal for us. We’re combining our own experiences with behavioral science to explore why civil discourse seems so frag…

2 months, 2 weeks ago

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Why Rational People Make Irrational Choices | Alex Imas
Why Rational People Make Irrational Choices | Alex Imas

Episode 532

Why do smart people keep making predictably bad decisions? Behavioral economist Alex Imas joins us to unpack The Winner’s Curse, loss aversion, and t…

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January Blues? How to Rest, Reflect, and Restart
January Blues? How to Rest, Reflect, and Restart

Episode 531

January often feels like a letdown instead of a fresh start. In this episode, we explain the behavioral science behind the January slump, why motivat…

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Why We Get Bored | Erin Westgate
Why We Get Bored | Erin Westgate

Episode 529

Boredom feels unpleasant, but that may be the point. Psychologist Dr. Erin Westgate joins us to explain why boredom is a signal rather than a flaw, h…

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Throwback Thursday: The Surprising Power of One Word | Jonah Berger

Episode 530

It’s Throwback Thursday at Behavioral Grooves, and we’re revisiting one of our favorite conversations with bestselling author Jonah Berger on the sur…

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The Productivity Myth That’s Burning You Out | Natalie Nixon, PhD
The Productivity Myth That’s Burning You Out | Natalie Nixon, PhD

Episode 528

What if the key to better work isn’t doing more, but moving more, resting better, and thinking differently? Dr. Natalie Nixon joins us to unpack her …

3 months ago

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