
Nicholas Epley
A 43-year-old psychology professor from the University of Chicago, whose research focuses on why people mishear one another.
Top 5 podcasts with Nicholas Epley
Ranked by the Snipd community

Apr 1, 2024 • 1h 18min
Mind Reading & Instant Connections | Dr. Nicholas Epley
Dr. Nicholas Epley, expert on human behavior, discusses biases in mind reading, challenges of understanding others, dispelling myths about brain usage, hurdles in reading minds, importance of genuine connections, and strategies for building relationships quickly.

Jan 14, 2020 • 1h 6min
#11: Nicholas Epley on Designing a Good Life
The podcast delves into topics like the advantages of getting married young, differences between psych departments and business schools, balancing fatherhood during grad school, and designing a good life. Nick Epley shares insights on liberal arts education, psychology, and proposing to his wife in a funny way.

Aug 19, 2024 • 51min
You 2.0: The Gift of Other People
Nicholas Epley, a psychologist dedicated to enhancing human interactions, shares fascinating insights on the importance of connecting with others. He discusses the surprising joy that can come from striking up conversations with strangers during commutes. Epley also explores the psychological benefits of gratitude, emphasizing how expressing appreciation can transform relationships. Delving into common misconceptions about socializing, he highlights how embracing connections can greatly improve our well-being and foster deeper bonds.

Mar 20, 2024 • 60min
399. The Science Behind Human Connection and Engagement feat. Nicholas Epley
Discover the transformative power of simple interactions like asking about someone's day. Nicholas Epley and Greg delve into social nuances, cross-cultural engagement, and the impact of technology on interactions. Uncover the science of social cognition and how it can enrich personal and professional relationships.

Jun 11, 2021 • 29min
What are the Odds?
Coincidences can feel like magic. When we realize that a co-worker shares our birthday or run into a college roommate while on vacation, it can give us a surge of delight. Today, we revisit a favorite episode about these moments of serendipity. Mathematician Joseph Mazur explains why coincidences aren't as unlikely as we think they are, and psychologist Nicholas Epley tells us why we can't help but find meaning in them anyway.