The Cult of Behaviourism

Update: 2024-07-04

Description

This podcast questions the centrality of Behaviourism in our lives, and how in our quest for simplifying human behaviour into a particular trait, we can (unknowingly) do so much harm to the others. The podcast is based on a collection of stories from my personal lives. A lot of these stories are reflections from everyday life when we learn to live in awareness. I call them moments in Synchronicity.

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Understanding and improving culture

2025-09-2815:50

Words create and divide worldviews: Comparing metaphors in banking and maritime

2025-09-0615:43

The power of slogans:

2025-09-0412:46

What's wrong with Root Cause Analysis?

2025-09-0208:42

Understanding Culture through immersive, experiential learning

2025-08-2914:24

How to investigate accidents? Reconciling trauma, healing and learning

2025-08-2720:55

No reindeers were harmed: a true story of ‘Zero Harm’

2025-06-0531:16

Is Safety a value?

2025-03-3112:56

The denial of death: A conversation with Sheldon Solomon

2025-03-1301:05:19

Why DEI caused an accident?

2025-02-1115:21

Why myth busting should concern us?

2025-01-1718:15

What it takes to transform the culture?

2024-12-0701:07:24

Are we learning from accidents? Understanding the Human Mind

2024-10-0741:26

Why Culture is misunderstood? A visual story of Costa Concordia (Learning from Accidents Ep.2)

2024-09-0901:17:41

Why don't people speak up? The Power of Framing (Learning from Accidents Ep.1)

2024-08-2351:59

Mindfulness, Self-Awareness, and Risk

2024-07-2537:53

Embracing Differences with William Martin

2024-07-1852:05

On Fallibility, Kindness, Humility, Courage and Science: A discussion with John Flach

2024-07-1101:01:51

The Cult of Behaviourism

2024-07-0415:06

Why methodology matters?

2024-06-2722:15

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The Cult of Behaviourism