What happens in our brain when having consensus building converastions? A converastion with Tuck Associate Professor of Business Administration Adam Kleinbaum
In this episode I sit down with Associate Professor of Business Administration Adam Kleinbaum at Dartmouth's Tuck Business School. Adam and colleagues have recently completed a study where they used FMRI technology to measure brain activity of people as they have conversations and build consensus (…
#8 Uri Hasson: Language in the real world for brains and AI
Uri Hasson runs a lab in Princeton, where he investigates the underlying neural basis of natural language acquisition and processing as it unfolds in the real world. As Uri visited Tübingen (where I am doing my master's), we were able to meet in person. Originally, I planned to talk about his idea …
278: Scientifically Proven Charisma Tips to Connect with Highly Impatient People
Don't let your ideas be overlooked in meetings when everyone is a senior leader and highly impatient ever again!
As a highly-conscientious, high-performing leader, you understand the importance of winning communication.
Yet, the ability to capture attention and make your voice heard can be challen…
# 11- Exploring Communication with Uri Hasson
In this episode of Exploring Reality Maybe, we dive into the fascinating world of brain science and human connection with renowned neuroscientist Uri Hasson, professor at Princeton University. We explore how our brains process stories, the concept of neural entrainment, and how communication influe…
Do Stories Really Work?
Today's episode included the following speakers (in the order they appear):
Host: Luke Waldo
Guests:
Megan McGee - Ex Fabula
Jessica Moyer - FrameWorks Institute
Tarik Moody - Radio Milwaukee
Rinku Sen - Narrative Initiative
00:14–02:10 – Luke Waldo
Luke opens the second narrative ar…
Parents Can Brain-Sync With Babies
Vidcast: https://youtu.be/CEVbxm64OJ0
When adults enjoy play with infants, a bi-directional neural bond forms that creates an intensely rich interaction. Neuroscientists at Princeton University explored this phenomenon by studying 18 children 9 to 15 months of age.
As the babies intera…
Seen, Felt, Heard: The Power of Representation, Empathy, and Truth
Today’s episode included the following speakers (in order of appearance):
Host: Luke Waldo
Guests:
Shary Tran - Co-founder of ElevAsian and Vice President of Belonging and Workforce Development at Children's Wisconsin
Tori Brasher-Weathers - Lead for Mission in Common at the Institute for F…
137 | You're Not Meant to Heal From an Affair in Secret: How Safe Community Heals Your Brain
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Why do I feel so alone after my affair? How do I find someone safe to tell? And what actually happens in my brain when I'm finally known?
Today's episode answers thes…
Ep 120 - How to Sound as Smart as You Are and Build Confidence on Stage w/ Nausheen Chen
You can be excellent at your job and still be overlooked if you cannot communicate your ideas when it matters.
Speaking skills affect far more than stages and TED Talks. They shape who gets heard in meetings, trusted with responsibility, remembered by decision-makers, and considered for the next o…
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