Podcast terbaik Behavioral Science (2026)

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CBL Rewind: How behavioral science explains why most New Year’s resolutions fail - and how to fix them 33:12

5d ago33:12

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In this episode, we revisit episode 25 to explore why most New Year’s resolutions fail—and how behavioral science can help. From public commitment to habit stacking and friction reduction, we unpack practical strategies for making resolutions more likely to stick.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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370: Which Therapeutic Diet Really Helps Neurodivergent Kids? GFCF, Keto, Paleo & More Explained with Julie Matthews 50:39

5h ago50:39

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Confused about diets for neurodivergent kids? In this episode, we answer Which Therapeutic Diet Helps Neurodivergent Kids, breaking down GFCF, keto, paleo, and more with Julie Matthews—guided by Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge’s Regulation First Parenting™ approach to calming emotional dysregulation. Which therapeutic diet really helps neurodivergent kid…

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Safety Calms the Brain 14:11

2d ago14:11

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Send us a text If you’ve ever found yourself in a power struggle with your child and wondered, How did we get here again?—this episode is for you. Escalation rarely starts with the “big” behavior. It often begins with something small: a transition, a request, a tone, a moment of disappointment. And suddenly, both you and your child are overwhelmed.…

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Why “They Know Better” Isn’t the Same as “They Can Do Better” 11:18

2d ago11:18

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Send us a text Parents of neurodivergent kids hear it all the time: “They know better.” And when the behavior keeps happening, that phrase quietly turns into blame—toward the child or toward the parent. In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers unpacks why knowing what to do isn’t the same as being able to do it, especially for neurod…

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369: The Real Reason You’re Stuck in Power Struggles (No One Talks About This) 23:50

5d ago23:50

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Discover the real reason you’re stuck in power struggles with your child and why discipline often fails. I’ll show you how understanding your child’s nervous system transforms conflict into calm, using my Regulation First Parenting™ strategies. Parenting can feel overwhelming, especially when every morning feels like a standoff or every request tur…

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368: You Can’t Regulate a Child With an Unregulated Nervous System: Are you Stuck in Co-Dysregulation™ ? 10:55

7d ago10:55

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Are you stuck in co-dysregulation? When your child’s nervous system spikes, yours can too—creating a cycle of stress and overwhelm. In this episode, I share Regulation First Parenting™ strategies to calm both you and your child. When your child’s emotions spike, it can feel like a wildfire—and sometimes, it spreads to you too. You’re not alone. Thi…

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Meltdowns vs. Tantrums: Why the Difference Matters 11:24

8d ago11:24

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Send us a text Meltdowns and tantrums often look similar on the outside—but what’s happening underneath is very different. In this episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers explains why confusing meltdowns with tantrums leads to so much unnecessary blame, escalation, and exhaustion for parents of neurodivergent kids. We’ll talk about what reg…

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You’re Not Doing Anything Wrong: Understanding Neurodivergent Behavior Beneath the Surface 11:52

8d ago11:52

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Send us a text In this first episode, pediatric psychologist Dr. Mark Bowers introduces the purpose and approach of Beneath the Behavior. If parenting feels harder than you expected—confusing, exhausting, or isolating—you’re not alone. Many parents of neurodivergent kids try everything they’re told to do and still feel like they’re missing somethin…

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CBL Rewind: Phil Agnew, host of Nudge, on social proof, curiosity gaps, and ethical influence 38:56

12d ago38:56

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We’re revisiting our chat with Phil Agnew, creator of the Nudge podcast, to explore how behavioral science shows up in everyday marketing. From pricing to persuasion, Phil shares examples and tactics that continue to resonate.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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367: The 4 Calming Phrases Parents Say Changed Everything 9:55

12d ago9:55

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When your child melts down, every parent feels that moment of panic—What do I say? How do I help them calm? In this episode, I break down the 4 Calming Phrases Parents Say Changed Everything and how these simple, rhythmic statements help a dysregulated brain return to safety and connection. Parenting a child whose emotions shift from zero to one hu…

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366: When the Sun Goes Down, the Meltdowns Begin—Here’s Why 14:54

14d ago14:54

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Ever wonder why your child seems calm all day but melts down at night? I explain why child's meltdowns begin when the nervous system finally exhales, and share Regulation First Parenting™ strategies to help kids self-regulate. Parenting a child whose emotions swing from calm to chaos can feel overwhelming, especially at night. Understanding why chi…

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Interview: Jo Arden, strategist and Campaign contributor, on why hope and humor make messages stick 33:43

19d ago33:43

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In this episode, Jo Arden - Chief Strategy Officer at AMV BBDO and Campaign contributor - shares how hope, humor, and smart messaging can drive behavior change. From Stoptober to herpes awareness, we explore the behavioral science behind emotional resonance, effective messengers, and public health impact.…

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365: The Real Reason Your Child Is Struggling in School (and How to Fix It at Every Age) 19:50

19d ago19:50

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Many bright kids struggle daily in school, and it’s not because of laziness or lack of effort. The real reason your child is struggling in school is often a dysregulated nervous system. I’ll show you how Regulation First Parenting™ strategies help kids calm, focus, and thrive. Every parent knows the sinking feeling when homework, tests, or transiti…

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364: Why Your Kid’s Brain Shuts Down When Plans Change 17:04

21d ago17:04

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Child meltdowns spike when plans change because your child’s brain feels unsafe and the nervous system goes into survival mode. I’ll guide you through Regulation First Parenting™ strategies to calm, support, and help your child adapt with confidence. Every parent knows the moment when plans change and your child suddenly spirals into tears, anger, …

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How small behavioral nudges can transform culture and performance at work 48:12

26d ago48:12

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In this episode, we explore how to apply behavioral science to drive culture change and performance inside organizations. From using social proof and friction reduction to regret lotteries and purposeful work, we unpack four practical nudges that help teams adopt new behaviors and adapt to change.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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363: Is Everyday Stress Quietly Rewiring Your Child’s Brain? 12:20

26d ago12:20

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Is everyday stress quietly rewiring your child's brain? Learn how chronic stress reshapes the nervous system, affects emotional regulation, and how small, practical lifestyle changes can protect your child’s brain health. Parenting a child whose emotions swing from calm to chaos can feel overwhelming. Everyday pressures—school demands, social tensi…

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362: Why Therapy Isn’t Working: The Hidden Power of Neurofeedback for Dysregulation 27:53

28d ago27:53

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If you’ve spent months—or years—in therapy and your child is still melting down, avoiding schoolwork, or unable to calm their body, you are not alone. And it’s not because the therapy is “bad” or you’re doing anything wrong. The real issue is that their brain can’t use the strategies yet. That’s where neurofeedback comes in. Today’s episode dives d…

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Interview: Susan Weinschenk, author of 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People, on the psychology behind effective user experience 47:53

1M ago47:53

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In this episode, we talk with Dr. Susan Weinschenk - behavioral scientist and best-selling author of 100 Things Every Designer Needs to Know About People. Susan uncovers the science behind attracting attention, boosting memory and explains when to add or remove friction to make your user experience more effective.…

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361: Inside the Dysregulated and Distracted Brain: What a QEEG Map Reveals That Teachers and Doctors Miss 33:04

1M ago33:04

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If you’ve ever wished you could peek inside your child’s brain during a meltdown or when they completely shut down, today’s episode is for you. We’re diving into QEEG brain maps—one of the most powerful, yet most underused tools for understanding what’s really driving big emotions, focus issues, and chronic dysregulation. For three decades, I’ve wa…

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360: Minerals, Mitochondria, and Meltdowns: The Overlooked Link with Dr. Aaron Hartman 50:57

1M ago50:57

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Parenting a child who goes from calm to chaos in seconds can feel exhausting. You try everything—deep breaths, gentle words, even walking away—and still, the meltdowns come. You’re not alone. When kids struggle with big emotions, there’s often a hidden root cause inside the body—and minerals play a much bigger role than most parents realize. In thi…

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359: Before the Emotional Blow-Up: Hidden Clues Your Kid's Nervous System Is in Trouble 12:20

1M ago12:20

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Parenting a child, tween or teen who swings from calm to chaos in seconds can leave you walking on eggshells. One minute they’re fine, and the next—doors slam, voices rise, and you’re wondering what just happened. You’re not alone. Those big mood swings aren’t “attitude.” They’re signals that your child’s nervous system is in distress. Let’s dive i…

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358: The Surprising Fix for Oppositional Behavior (3 Steps Parents Can Use Today) 12:39

1M ago12:39

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When every request turns into a power struggle, it can leave you exhausted, frustrated, and questioning everything you’re doing as a parent. But here’s the truth: your child isn’t trying to make your life harder—their brain is stuck in survival mode. Let me break down what’s really happening when kids seem defiant and how parents can shift from cha…

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Behavioral Science For Agencies: Copywriting 38:58

2M ago38:58

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In this episode, we explore how behavioral science can improve copywriting. From the power of concrete language to the surprising upside of shorter, simpler messages - and why framing things as losses can be more persuasive than gains - this episode is packed with practical tips for agencies and brands alike.…

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357: Your Child's Meltdown Triggered Your Meltdown—Now What? 10:42

2M ago10:42

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Parenting a child who’s melting down while you’re barely holding it together yourself can feel impossible. One minute you’re calm, and the next—you’re yelling too. You didn’t mean to, but their meltdown triggered yours. You’re not alone, and it doesn’t mean you’re a bad parent. It means both of your nervous systems are overwhelmed. Let me share why…

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356: Why Your Child Freaks Out Over the Smallest Things 13:29

2M ago13:29

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Parenting a child who melts down over socks that “feel weird” or a sandwich cut the “wrong” way can leave you wondering what’s really going on. You try to stay calm, but inside you’re thinking, Seriously? This can’t be about the sandwich. You’re not alone—and you’re not a bad parent. The truth is, those small moments aren’t small at all when your c…

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Interview: Will Storr, author of The Science of Storytelling, on how great stories persuade and inspire action 51:44

2M ago51:44

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In this episode, we talk with Will Storr, author of The Science of Storytelling, about why humans are wired for narrative. From identity and status to simplicity and surprise, Will shares how marketers can craft stories that persuade, stick, and move people to action.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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355: Gentle Parenting Isn’t Enough—Here’s What Kids Really Need 13:10

2M ago13:10

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Parenting a child who constantly melts down—even when you’ve tried every gentle parenting tip out there—can leave you exhausted and doubting yourself. You’re doing your best to be calm and validating, yet you still feel like you’re walking on eggshells. You’re not alone. The truth is, gentle parenting isn’t enough on its own—and understanding whyca…

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354: Lazy or Dysregulated? What is the Truth About Unmotivated Kids 15:29

2M ago15:29

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Parenting a child who won’t even try can break your heart. You ask, you remind, you offer rewards—and still, they resist or melt down. You’re not imagining it, and you’re not failing as a parent. It’s not bad parenting—it’s a dysregulated brain. Many parents worry their child is lazy, unmotivated, or just doesn’t care about school or responsibiliti…

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How BMW leveraged the fresh start effect to win over new drivers 39:58

2M ago39:58

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In this episode, we explore how BMW used behavioral science to grow consideration by targeting fresh starts like home buying, leveraging price relativity with luxury context, and exploiting proximity to boost brand perception. It's a clever use of timing, framing, and emotional influence.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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353: Why Dysregulated Kids Can’t Use Their Executive Function (and What to Do About It) 18:29

2M ago18:29

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Parenting a child who melts down over homework or seemingly simple tasks can feel overwhelming and exhausting. You’re not imagining it—the frustration, tears, and chaos aren’t bad behavior. It’s a dysregulated brain struggling to access its control center. In this episode, let me explain why dysregulated kids can’t use their executive function, wha…

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352: Why Lyme Tests Fail: What to Do When Bloodwork Looks Clear with Dr. Bill Rawls 53:59

2M ago53:59

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Parenting a child who’s struggling with mysterious symptoms can be frightening and exhausting. You bring them to the doctor, the tests come back “normal,” and yet you know something isn’t right. You’re not imagining it—it’s real, and you’re not alone. In this episode, Dr. Bill Rawls explains why Lyme disease testing often misses active infections, …

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How Halloween candy can teach marketers about choice, memory, and reward 33:50

2M ago33:50

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In this special Halloween-themed episode, we explore three behavioral science principles with surprising brand applications: how variety bias can help challenger brands, why ending on a high note matters, and how uncertain rewards can drive more excitement and engagement—without costing more.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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351: How to Calm Your Child Without Saying a Word 10:27

2M ago10:27

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Have you ever noticed that the more you explain, the more your child melts down? Parenting a child who reacts this way can leave you exhausted, frustrated, and worried. You try to reason, but instead of calming down, your child gets even more upset. In this episode, I’ll share why talking often backfires when kids are upset, and how your calm prese…

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350: 3 Signs You’re Co-Regulating Right (and 2 You’re Not) 10:53

2M ago10:53

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Co-regulation is one of the most powerful tools we have to help children learn how to manage emotions, but many parents wonder: Am I even doing it right? When your own emotions feel overwhelming and your child’s emotions are spilling over, it can be hard to know if what you’re doing is helping. In this episode, I break down the signs you’re co-regu…

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Behavioral science for agencies: Pitching 41:12

2M ago41:12

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In this episode, MichaelAaron and Richard explore ways that behavioral science can improve the agency pitch process. From the illusion of effort to the stolen thunder effect and extremeness aversion, this episode unpack practical ways agencies can boost trust, stand out, and win new business.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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349: Are Rewards and Consequences Hurting Your Child Instead of Helping? 11:46

3M ago11:46

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Parenting a child who doesn’t respond to sticker charts, time-outs, or threats can feel defeating. You’ve tried rewards, consequences, and everything in between—and still the meltdowns, backtalk, and battles keep happening. You’re not alone. In this episode, I explain why rewards and consequences don’t land for dysregulated kids and what you can do…

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348: Why Nervous System Co-Regulation Beats Consequences Every Time 11:56

3M ago11:56

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When a child feels overwhelmed, their autonomic nervous system kicks into a stress response. Logic shuts down, emotional regulation goes offline, and no punishment in the world can teach better behavior in that moment. That’s why we have to calm the brain first. When we do, co-regulation creates emotional resilience, nurtures healthy relationships,…

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Interview: Dan Ariely, author of Predictably Irrational, on unfakeable signals, friction, and trust in brands 48:23

3M ago48:23

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In this episode, Dan Ariely joins us to explore how brands build trust, communicate authentically, and reduce friction. From peacocks to pricing to motivational t-shirts, he unpacks the behavioral signals that shape consumer perception and drive long-term brand value.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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347: The Real Reason Transitions Are So Hard For Your Child 12:04

3M ago12:04

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Leaving the house, turning off the tablet, starting homework—why does something so small spark such big meltdowns? If you’re exhausted from what feels like Groundhog’s Day every morning, afternoon, and bedtime, you’re not alone. Here’s the truth: it’s not bad parenting—it’s a dysregulated brain. And once you understand the real reason transitions a…

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346: How to Stay Calm When Your Kid Isn’t: Co-Regulation Parenting 101 16:57

3M ago16:57

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Some days it feels like your child’s big emotions are just too much—and your own stress boils over too. You’re not failing as a parent. What’s happening is called co-dysregulation—two nervous systems stuck in survival mode together. This episode matters because when kids struggle to regulate emotions, they rely on your calming presence to learn how…

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Interview: William Poundstone, author of Priceless, on anchoring, fairness, and the myth of “fair value” 49:29

3M ago49:29

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In this episode, we talk with William Poundstone, author of Priceless, about how pricing psychology shapes behavior. From anchoring and fairness to flat-rate bias, we explore how marketers can use behavioral science to influence value perception and drive smarter pricing decisions.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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345: After-School Restraint Collapse: What Teachers Don’t See (But You Do) 11:48

3M ago11:48

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You hold it together all day at work, only to walk in the door and snap at the first person you see. Sound familiar? That’s exactly what your child is experiencing when they come home from school—and you’re not alone in wondering what on earth is happening. After-school restraint collapse is real. Many parents feel overwhelmed when their child hold…

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344: Regulation First Parenting: The Secret Every Stressed Parent Needs to Hear 12:08

3M ago12:08

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Parenting a dysregulated child can leave you drained and second-guessing yourself. You try connecting, you set boundaries—yet the meltdowns, backtalk, and big emotions just don’t stop. But here’s the truth: it’s not bad parenting—it’s a dysregulated brain. And there is a way forward. In this episode, I’ll introduce Regulation First Parenting—a prac…

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Interview: Adam Alter, NYU marketing professor and author of Irresistible, on nine-enders, fluency, and naming that sells 54:32

3M ago54:32

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This week we’re joined by Adam Alter to explore the behavioral forces that drive decision-making. From the psychology of getting unstuck to the power of fluency, labeling, and context, Adam shares practical insights for marketers looking to change minds - and behavior.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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343: I Was Medicated as a Kid—Here’s What I Wish My Parents Knew With Erin Kerry 52:25

3M ago52:25

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Parenting a child in emotional pain is exhausting — you’re not imagining it. You’re not alone. In this episode, I sit down with Erin Kerry, where we dig into a woman’s experience of misdiagnosis, heavy psychiatric medication, and the healing path she found beyond labels. Why this matters: Too often medication is the first line of defense for childr…

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342: The Hidden Truth About Modern Parenting (It’s Not Just You) 11:05

3M ago11:05

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Parenting feels harder than ever, and I want you to know—you’re not imagining it. As a mom and as someone who works with so many parents every day, I see how the mental load of modern parenting leaves us feeling exhausted, guilty, and overwhelmed. It’s not bad parenting—it’s our dysregulated brains trying to manage family life in an overstimulating…

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Interview: Orlando Wood, author of Lemon and Look Out, on why showmanship beats salesmanship 1:00:35

3M ago1:00:35

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In this episode, Orlando Wood shares why today’s ads often fail to capture attention—and what brands can do about it. From the power of characters and music to the science of right-brain appeal, he reveals how to make advertising more effective, memorable, and emotionally engaging.Oleh Consumer Behavior Lab

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341: Is Your Child's Nervous System is Stuck in Fight-Flight-or-Freeze? 8:44

3M ago8:44

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When your child’s nervous system is stuck in fight, flight, or freeze, even minor frustrations can trigger explosive outbursts, shutdowns, or runaway behavior. It isn’t disobedience—it’s the autonomic nervous system in survival mode. Let us unpack why kids get trapped in these stress responses and how calming the brain first restores safety, regula…

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340: 3 Things to Do in the First 60 Seconds of Any Child Meltdown 9:01

4M ago9:01

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When your child’s emotions spiral into a meltdown, it can feel like everything in family life stops. The crying, yelling, or tantrum behavior takes over—and no amount of reasoning or sticker charts seems to help. You’re not alone. The truth is, those first 60 seconds of any child meltdown make a huge difference. Whether it’s toddler tantrums at nap…

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Hacking the Human Mind - Book Preview: Pringles 19:07

4M ago19:07

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MichaelAaron and Richard open with a sneak preview of their upcoming book, Hacking the Human Mind. Next, they revisit the Pringles case study from way back in Episode 7 - a new form factor, a sticky rhyme (“once you pop…”), and the power of fluency. They also unpack skin-in-the-game incentives to favor outcomes over optics.…

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