Nudge

Elizabeth Holmes: The psychology of a liar (part one)

This podcast episode explores the complexities of dishonesty through the lens of Elizabeth Holmes's case, examining psychological, cultural, and societal factors that contribute to dishonest behavior. It delves into how personal background, motivations, and environmental influences can lead individuals to rationalize a...

Why card counters can’t bankrupt casinos (with Steven Bridges)

Tips for living a happier life (according to science)

Why working at a large organisation will kill your creativity

Can too much free time make you unhappy?

How black cab drivers memorise every road in London

The way to cure your procrastination problem

The overlooked productivity hack that’s backed by science

Why stupid people think they’re smart

How to stay motivated (according to science)

The surprisingly simple way to change someone’s mind

Greta Thunberg: How a teenager caught the world's attention

I tested 5 MORE marketing principles to see if they really worked

Julius Caesar: How to influence an empire

This podcast episode examines the concept of costly signaling, using Julius Caesar as a prime example. It explores how Caesar employed extravagant actions and displays of commitment to build his influence and reputation among the Romans. The episode highlights his encounters with pirates, his lavish spending on public ...