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Opinion Science — 165 episodes
#116: Change Beliefs, Change Opinions? with Yamil Velez
#115: Raising Color-Conscious Kids with Sylvia Perry
#114: Making Immigration Popular with Alex Kustov
Introducing Mind Games
#113: Psychology in the Age of AI with Steve Rathje
#112: Thinking Categorically with Greg Murphy
#111: You Don't Know What You Like with Paul Eastwick & Eli Finkel
#110: The Value of Entertainment with Sara Grady
#109: The Realities of Political Persuasion with David Broockman
SciComm Summer #26: Lulu Miller on Leading with Story
SciComm Summer #25: Sarah McAnulty on Art and Community in Science Communication
SciComm Summer #24: Joe Palca on NPR Science Reporting
SciComm Summer #23: Alison Fragale on Giving Keynote Talks
SciComm Summer #22: Alex Dainis on Producing Online Videos
SciComm Summer #21: Joel Bervell on Short Form Video
SciComm Summer #20: Adam Cole on Making "Howtown"
Introducing "SciComm Summer"...Season 3!
#108: Characters Matter with Matt Grizzard
#107: Showing Open-Mindedness with Mohamed Hussein
#106: Moral Outrage with Kurt Gray
#105: Targeted Messaging Online with Sandra Matz
#104: Posters as Persuasion with Angelina Lippert (ft. Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.)
#103: Taking Extreme Action with Joe Siev
#102: Protest with Colin Wayne Leach
#101: Studying Persuasion with Rich Petty
#100: A Unified Model of Persuasion
#99 The Power of Random Roommates with Sarah Gaither and Analia Albuja
#98: Deep Canvassing with Dave Fleischer
#97: Opinions and Reputations with Christian Wheeler
#96: Anti-Science Views with Aviva Philipp-Muller
#95: Marketing Across Cultures with Aaron Barnes
#94: Bringing Behavioral Science to Government with David Halpern
#93: A Life in Behavioral Science with Daniel Kahneman
#92: Can We Fix Social Media? with Andy Guess
#91: Being a Social Science Maverick with Sendhil Mullainathan
"...Ridiculous" Ep. 5: The Future!
"...Ridiculous" Ep. 4: Behavioral Economics Goes Mainstream
"...Ridiculous" Ep. 3: Children of Unlikely Parents
"...Ridiculous" Ep. 2: Importing Psychology
"...Ridiculous" Ep. 1: Beyond Anomalies
Introducing: "They Thought We Were Ridiculous: The Unlikely Story of Behavioral Economics"
#90: How Prejudice Works with Jack Dovidio
#89: Opinions of our Partners with Jim McNulty
BONUS: "Best" of Opinion Science (2023)
#88: Studying Happiness with Liz Dunn
#87: How Juries Decide with Mikaela Spruill
#86: Framing Political Issues with James Druckman
#85: Having Curious Conversations with Mónica Guzmán
#84: Moral Lessons in Media with Lindsay Hahn
#83: The Fundamental Nature of Opinion with Russ Fazio
#82: Having Political Conversations with Taylor Carlson
#81: Moral Language with Morteza Dehghani
#80: Don't Get Fooled Again with Dan Simons & Chris Chabris
SciComm Summer #19: Latif Nasser on Making "Radiolab"
SciComm Summer #18: Alie Ward on Making "Ologies"
SciComm Summer #17: Siri Carpenter on The Open Notebook
SciComm Summer #16: Sam Jones on Charting Your Own Path
SciComm Summer #15: Adam Mastroainni on Substack (etc.)
SciComm Summer #14: Melinda Wenner Moyer on Science Journalism
Introducing "SciComm Summer"...Season 2!
#19 (Updated): Political Humor as Persuasion with Danna Young
#79: "Survivor" Bias with Erin O'Mara Kunz
#78: Our Impressions of Others with Leor Hackel
Political Persuasion with Alex Coppock (Rebroadcast)
#77: Opinions in the Brain with Uma Karmarkar
#76: You Can't Tell Me What To Do with Ben Rosenberg
#75: High-Quality Listening with Guy Itzchakov
#74: When a Society Changes its Mind with Tessa Charlesworth
#73: Navigating Diversity with Maureen Craig
#72: Fighting Against Misinformation with Sander van der Linden
#71: "Person" = "Man"? with April Bailey
BONUS: "Best" of Opinion Science (2022)
#70: A "Mixed" Bag with Geoff Durso
#69: Directing Attention (and Other Lessons from the Science of Magic) with Anthony Barnhart (ft. Erik Tait)
#68: Intellectual Humility with Tenelle Porter
#67: Confronting Prejudice with Margo Monteith
#66: Your Language Shapes Your Opinions with Efrén Pérez
Systemic Racism with Phia Salter (Rebroadcast)
#65: Language is for Doing with Thomas Holtgraves
#64: Saving Democracy with Robb Willer
SciComm Summer #13: John Sides - Contributing to Political Discussion
SciComm Summer #12: Steve Rathje - Social Science on TikTok
SciComm Summer #11: Alie and Micah Caldwell - Building an Independent YouTube Channel
SciComm Summer #10: Tim Houlihan & Kurt Nelson - Interviewing Behavioral Scientists
SciComm Summer #9: Jesse Thorn - Interviewing
SciComm Summer #8: Vanessa Bohns - Writing Books as an Academic
SciComm Summer #7: Dan Pink - Writing Books
SciComm Summer #6: Evelyn Carter - Training and Consulting
SciComm Summer #5: Taylor Scott - Bridging Research and Policy
SciComm Summer #4: David Nussbaum - Writing Op-Eds
SciComm Summer #3: David McRaney - Making Social Science Engaging
SciComm Summer #2: Meryl Horn - Producing the "Science Vs" Podcast
SciComm Summer #1: Joss Fong - Producing Science Videos
Introducing "SciComm Summer"
#63: Why Polls Matter with G. Elliott Morris
#62: Persuasion via Emotion with Robin Nabi
#61: Moral Conviction with Linda Skitka
#60: "Unconscious" Bias? with Adam Hahn
#59: Belief Systems with Mark Brandt
#58: How Minds Change with David McRaney (ft. Adam Mastroianni)
#57: Media, Norms, and Social Change with Sohad Murrar
#56: Receptiveness to Other Opinions with Julia Minson
#55: Stereotypes at the Intersection with Chris Petsko
#54: Influence is Your Superpower with Zoe Chance
BONUS: "Best" of Opinion Science (2021)
#53: Influence on the Ground with Brian Ahearn
Giving and Getting Good Gifts [Rebroadcast]
#52: Applying Behavioral Science with Melina Palmer
#51: On Debate with Harish Natarajan, Dan Zafrir, & Noa Ovadia
#50: To Persuade is Human?
#49: Inoculating Against Persuasion with Josh Compton
#48: "Selling" Social Science with Daniel Pink
#47: Moral Foundations & Political Opinion with Jesse Graham
#46: Polling 101 with Ashley Amaya
Portraits: "Just Because You Asked" (Vanessa Bohns)
#45: How Kids Judge with Larisa Heiphetz
#44: The Contact Hypothesis
#43: Values with Greg Maio
#42: Thinking with Richard Nisbett
#41: Taking Social Science into the World with Neil Lewis Jr.
#40: Explaining Brains with Alie and Micah Caldwell
#39: Social Media Polarization with Chris Bail
#38: American Islamophobia with Nazita Lajevardi
#37: Influence with Robert Cialdini
#36: Negotiation with Kwame Christian
#35: Ambivalence with Iris Schneider
#34: Opinions of Ourselves with Ken DeMarree
#33: Liking What Helps You with David Melnikoff
#32: Moralizing and Attention with Ana Gantman
#31: The Language of Opinion with Matt Rocklage
#30: "Us vs. Them" with Jay Van Bavel
#29: Hype with Michael F. Schein
#28: When Money Buys Happiness with Lara Aknin
BONUS: "Best" of Opinion Science (2020)
#27: Giving and Getting Good Gifts
#26: Intersectional Role Models in STEM with India Johnson and Eva Pietri
#25: Geography of Bias with Eric Hehman
#24: Persuasion via Story-Telling with Melanie Green
#23: Polling Young Voters with Kristen Soltis Anderson
#22: Political Persuasion with Alex Coppock
#21: More Influence Than You Realize with Vanessa Bohns
New Episodes on the Way!
BONUS: Good Accidents with Elliot Aronson
BONUS: Dissonance and the New Look with Joel Cooper
#20: The Cognitive Dissonance Episode
#19: Political Humor as Persuasion with Danna Young
#18: Health Communication with Allison Earl
#17: How We Think About Animals with Kristof Dhont
#16: Implicit Bias with Mahzarin Banaji
#15: Political Campaigning with Joe Fuld (ft. Pavan Parikh)
#14: Certainty with Zakary Tormala
#13: Fake News with Gordon Pennycook
#12: Comedy + Science with Shannon Odell
#11: Opinions Across Cultures with Sharon Shavitt
#10: Policing, Race, and Advocacy with Deion Hawkins
#9: Systemic Racism with Phia Salter
#8: Opinions Online with William Brady
#7: Neither Liberal nor Conservative with Nathan Kalmoe
#6: Film Criticism with Alissa Wilkinson (ft. Cody Duckworth)
#5: Perceived Bias with Laura Wallace
#4: Climate Change Communication with Matt Goldberg
#3: "Disgusted" with Yoel Inbar
#2: Good vs. Bad with Jehan Sparks
#1: Word of Mouth with Jake Teeny
Introducing "Opinion Science"