Behavioral Grooves Podcast

Explore how behavioral economics is changing farming in developing nations, revealing insights into the decision-making process. Learn about the importance of transparency in scientific practices and the collaboration between Behavioral Economists and tech innovators for the future.

Explore the mainstream acceptance of behavioral economics and its impact on savings habits in Kenya. Learn how defaults influence savings behavior and government policies. Discover the challenges and innovations in implementing behavioral insights in public policy for societal benefits.

Discover the clash between economists and psychologists in Behavioral Economics, the challenges faced in integrating the fields, and the origin of the term 'behavioral economics'. Explore the benefits of merging disciplines and perspectives, as well as the resistance met by new behavioral approaches.

Explore the challenges of merging psychology with economics and the impact of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky's research on human decision-making. Learn about cognitive biases, Prospect Theory, and the birth of Behavioral Economics through influential collaborations and pivotal discussions in the late 70s.

Explore the concept of bounded rationality and how real-world scenarios defy the rationality assumption. Discover surprising insights from the Cab Driver Study and stock market behavior. Challenge traditional notions in economics and advocate for a more nuanced understanding of human behavior.

Join Elspeth Kirkman on an adventure through decision-making, exploring perspective pillars like distance and viewpoint. Uncover the influence of language and culture on decisions, embracing multiple perspectives to make informed choices. Dive into the art of decision-making and unlock secrets with fresh insights empowering listeners to navigate life's complexities.

Prepare for a captivating five-part series on the evolution of behavioral economics. From being ridiculed at conferences to shaping decision-making in government and corporate settings, behavioral economists changed economic theory forever. Join Kurt, Tim, and Andy as they unveil their meticulously crafted series that promises to captivate and inspire. Get ready for an extraordinary journey into the riveting world of behavioral economics!

"12 Questions for Love" author and founder of {THE AND}, Topaz Adizes, joins Kurt and Tim on a Valentine's Day special. They explore the power of questions in relationships, deep listening, and reframing questions for personal growth. Topaz shares practical strategies for fostering genuine connections and cultivating fulfilling relationships. Tune in to discover how well-constructed questions can transform your interactions and promote deeper connections in all aspects of life.

Ever wonder how to boost your retirement savings? Could the subtle art of behavioral economics hold the answer? Join Tim in this solo-sode as he explores this with guest John Beshears. Uncover the impact of automatic enrollment on participation rates and the potential downside of increased debt. Beshears' research reveals unique strategies, like framing savings as "fresh starts." Maximize your savings and delve into the evolution of behavioral economics with Tim and John in this weeks captivating episode.  © 2024 Behavioral Grooves Topics (7:43) Introduction and Speed Round (12:23) The Impact of Auto-Enrollment on Retirement Savings (16:41) The Psychology Behind Financial Decision Making (22:31) Automatic Enrollment, Savings, and Employee Debt (33:48) Long Term Effects (37:37) Reframing Savings and “Fresh Starts” (46:04) Jazz Music and Productivity (52:35) Grooving Session: Behavioral Science and Retirement Savings © 2024 Behavioral Grooves Links Automatic Enrollment and Financial Stress Fresh Start Approach to Savings Behavioral Economics in Action Conference Seaweed Farmers and Pod Sizes Behavioral Grooves Patreon Musical Links Charlie Parker at Massey Hall Mose Allison "Everybody Cryin' Mercy" Lightnin' Hopkins "What Kind of Woman is This?" Phillip Glass "Opening"

Bri Williams, a pioneer in applying behavioral principles to businesses, shares her model for dismantling barriers to behavior change. Topics include priming, nudges, and origami toilet paper. She also provides three tips for improving habits and discusses music recommendations. So join the conversation with Bri Williams and expand your knowledge of behavioral science!