People Who Read People: A Behavior Podcast https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Station One: A fake-news YouTube channel from fraud Chase Hughes Reading behavior in The Traitors and other social deduction games, with Zack Davies Reading behavior in policing and investigative work From behavior bullshit to behavior research, with Vincent Denault The psychology of “Bad Vegan”: Sarma Melngailis on narcissistic manipulation methods, and the pain she lives with Gary Noesner, FBI negotiator at Waco, on de-escalation and reading people Cards Against Humanity co-creator David Pinsof’s theories on status-seeking, humor, and more Persuasion in polarized environments, with Matthew Hornsey Behavioral indicators of good and bad relationships, with Brandi Fink Why do so many people “want to watch the world burn”?, with Kevin Arceneaux Cryptocurrency, problem gambling, and addiction, with Paul Delfabbro How to spot fake online reviews, with Olu Popoola Questioning if body language is useful for detecting lies, with Tim Levine About this podcast: why I do it and why I think it’s important How do consular officers read visa-seeker behaviors?, with Travis Feuerbacher  MK Ultra fact vs. fiction: Debunking mind control and Manchurian candidate myths | with Stephen Kinzer The Chase Hughes podcast series Secret Service’s Brad Beeler talks people-reading, rapport-building, and polygraphs Can clusters of behavior help determine deception?, with Tim Levine How an anti-financial-crime recruiter spots deceptive job applicants What really works in interrogations? On behavior myths, gaining rapport, and more Psychology and mental health-related podcast episodes Cult-like dynamics around Chase Hughes: How false gurus spread paranoia Chase Hughes’ (and others’) false claims of mind control | with hypnotist Martin S. Taylor Neurolinguistic programming (NLP): what it is and why it’s popular with charlatans and false gurus Con man Chase Hughes’ military record, with fraud-exposer Kent Clizbe Podcast interview on social engineering with Jenny Radcliffe Is the left-right spectrum concept a Matrix-like illusion? Epstein derangement syndrome: moral panic and hysterical overreactions Studying nonverbal behavior in competitive game/sport scenarios, with Philip Furley Why some philosophers think we’re all the same person: a talk on open individualism Investigative tips from top OSINT expert Craig Silverman Is your existence unlikely? Or inevitable? Discussing Arnold Zuboff’s universalism The many lies of Chase Hughes, alleged behavior and influence expert Reading dog and cat behavior, with Daniel Mills Negotiatior discusses body language, and the risks of highly aggressive tactics Is Peter Todd Bitcoin’s creator? A talk about his behavior and language Some object to polarization-reduction efforts: What are they missing? Can we work to reduce toxic political polarization even in our anger and fear? The psychology of Orgasmic Meditation and Nicole Daedone’s OneTaste Ex-CIA officer on “intel frauds” Wayne Simmons and Chase Hughes FBI agent on interrogation techniques, reading body language, lie detectors, and more A news site using social network analysis to disincentivize polarized content Can blockchain revolutionize journalism? And make it less polarizing? The psychology of post-separation abuse: when leaving a narcissist is only the beginning How behavior “experts” lie to you “They’re violent and crazy!” How political polarization distorts our view of the “other side” My life-changing experience with meditation zacharyelwood.com site not Zach Elwood’s: registered by person harassing me Home