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Ben Rasmussen & McKay Heaton
Noggin
The Simple Psychology Podcast
Scientific research is more accessible now than ever before. Research has the potential to help us live better, happier lives. However, it can be hard to find and hard to understand. We take relevant research and describe it in a simple and exciting way that can be understood by anyone who is looking to make positive changes in their life.
Ben & McKay are students at Brigham Young University. We are studying psychology and neuroscience, and have multiple years of research experience as research assistants.
Reach out to us at [email protected]
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5.0 stars from 36 ratings
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“I love it , keep it up ! By Robin”
NicoRobinSkyWalker via Apple Podcasts ·
Taiwan ·
07/11/22
“This is the perfect podcast for people looking to better their lives in small positive and healthy ways but have a hard time diving into the research alone. Ben and Mckay do all of the hard parts for you with simple research-backed tips in short episodes that are easy to follow.”
Alissa Noemi via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/10/22
Amazing podcast!
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“This podcast really is amazing and super informative! They take interesting studies and apply them to our lives now. I love the different applications that can be found in each podcast and how we can improve ourselves after learning more about these studies.”
Fluffy UA via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/07/22
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