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We are thrilled to announce the relaunch of the BSPHN Real World Behavioural Science Podcast! After a hiatus, we are returning with fresh energy, a new hosting duo, and a mission to bring you the latest thinking in applied behavioural science.

Join us for the first episode where Tiago interviews Paul about his "origin story" the BSPHN’s new mission to mainstream behavioural science into public sector service delivery, and why we are definitely not rebranding the acronym just yet!

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We are really excited to bring you this episode with Dr Kurt Nelson and Tim Houlihan of the Behavioral Grooves podcast fame!

Apologies for the lateness of the show, but this one is a great one! Hearing about themany guests that have been interviewed on the Behavioral Grooves podcast, as well as delving into the excellent 'They Thought We Were Ridiculous' series, was so much fun and really enlightening. You can find it here: Ridiculous-podcast.com

We hope you enjoy the show and look forward to hearing from you for new ideas for the show and who you want to hear interviewed in the future.

You can reach Tim and Kurt on Linked In and check out their websites: Lanterngroup.com
behavioralgrooves.com
behaviorshift.shop

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Casey opens this podcast by explaining that she designs for behaviour change in the lab of messy everyday life. It’s right up our street!

Casey Hughes is a digital health leader and applied behavioural scientist with 15 years of experience designing novel behaviour change interventions for the prevention and management of chronic disease.

Working at the crossroads of behavioural medicine, public health, and digital technology, Casey has led the ground-up design of numerous health apps, coaching programs, and large-scale behaviour change interventions at leading organisations such as Stanford, Apple, and Anthem, inc. Most recently, Casey led the design of a neuroscience-based habit formation app as SVP of Behavioural Science at Fresh Tri, inc.

Casey’s work has helped hundreds of thousands of people enhance their mental wellbeing, achieve sustainable weight loss, and reverse chronic illness.

This is an action-packed conversation where Casey makes some brilliant points and brings them to life with great examples too…

We cover:

Adaptive interventions and the role of AI and technology in behaviour change

Designing for failure instead of success

Why we should all have a toolbox of behaviour change models

The importance of sociology in behaviour change

Why ego needs to be left aside in place of humility, in behavioural science

…And a bit of chat about Steve Jobs!

This podcast is delivered as ever on behalf of the BSPHN (Behavioural Science in Public Health Network), hosted with my colleage and friend Dr Tiago Moutela.