This episode is recorded in the midst of the Coronavirus lockdown and features Aline Holzwarth.Aline is an applied behavioural scientist, specialising in digital health research and scientifically informed product design. Her training in psychology and...

Recorded on 14th April 2020Apologies for the lower sound quality, we wanted to make sure we had both Jim and Susan on podcast as it gives richer content, however it did mean some technical difficulties.This episode comes out just as the lockdown has...

Samuel Salzer joins me, Stu King, for this month's RWBS podcast. Samuel Salzer is an experienced behavioural strategist specialising in the digital health space. His work involves applying insights from behavioural science and behavioural economics to...

The fourth episode in this mini-series, recorded on 26th March 20, covers some big topics, including:Individual strategies to staying physically and mentally healthy during this challenging period of staying at homeThe governments response to date and...

The third episode in the coronavirus mini-series deals with the difficulties and realities of self-isolation.Stuart King, Professor Susan Michie and Professor Jim McManus discuss the behavioural reasons behind panic buying and other crowd behaviours,...

Recorded 11th March 2020Jim McManus and Susan Michie join host, Stuart King, for another discussion on using behavioural science to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Susan and Jim cover the importance of not just hand washing, but using tissues and...

In this Real World Behavioural Science special, Susan, Jim and I discuss how behavioural science can be used to help prevent the spread of COVID19 (Coronavirus). Susan shares some of the insights from her recently published BMJ blog on using COM B to...

Dr Tim Chadborn is Head of Behavioural Insights and Evaluation Lead for Public Health England.  He shares just a small amount of his 25 years of experience working in health, across the Department of Health, Health Protection Agency and on a partnership...

Kim gives her insight into the importance of children’s early experiences, and how to help parents and practitioners provide children with the best start in life.

Mike discusses the application of NICE guidance, as well using behavioural science in his everyday life.

Mike Kelly takes us through public health's shifting focus over time, and where it might be headed.

Dr Justin Varney provides an interesting overview of how behavioural science is used in Public Health in the UK and abroad.

Rich Sheridan describes the practical application of behavioural science at Menlo Innovations.

Professor Chris Armitage talks about his views on behavioural science and his own career.

Dr Amy Bucher describes how unique journey into the behavioural sciences and how MadPow are focusing on applying innovative techniques in the real world.

An interesting chat with Professor Jim McManus where he describes how behavioural science is being used across the public health industry from his unique perspective.