What a delight. I always end up learning something new and non-obvious from Phil’s shows via a well crafted presentation.

Concise, entertaining, research-based business tips in a high-production value format. Excellent use of my time as a busy entrepreneur.

I don’t recall how I stumbled upon this pod, but after I listened I was hooked. Without soaking up all your valuable time Phill delivers interesting modes of obtaining new clients / selling your product. I have struggled with how best to advertise my unique small business (Luxury high-end cat boarding). Surprisingly, I’ve applied many of his wisdoms and believe the phycology behind them works. Worth following. Valentina, CT - USA

One of the most practical and useful podcasts in behavioral science. My favorite episodes are the Rory Sutherland interviews.

I began by enjoying a few of the episodes upon recommendation. After listening to the latest this week, no. Hard no. Obvious left wing political bias. Too bad, there was some promise interesting subjects. But really? Ugh. Get very weary of this. I’d recommend avoiding. Plenty of other great listens without the politics added.

If you want to learn about how people act, or if your job is to influence what people do, or if you want to change something about you or others, then listen to Nudge podcast. Behavior Science is a fascinating new science that is opening our eyes to how we all behave, whether we admit it or not. Anyone can apply it in their own life, at work or at home.

I heard Nudge advertised on a different marketing podcast. Since I'm fascinated by behavior based marketing, I checked it out. I just binged about 20 episodes and going deep down the rabbit hole. New excited fan!!

As a listener always looking to enrich my perspective, I was delightfully surprised to discover the Nudge podcast. Hosted by marketer Phill Agnew, Nudge explores the intersection of human psychology and business, distilling scientific research into bite-sized nuggets of insight. While I don't consider myself a marketing aficionado, I find myself captivated by each episode. Phill has a true talent for making complex concepts understandable and applicable. His smooth voice and witty metaphors make each topic engaging and memorable. I often find myself pondering how a particular "nudge" technique could apply to my own habits and behaviors long after an episode ends. What I appreciate most about Nudge is how empowering it is. Unlike some business podcasts that feel exclusively tailored towards entrepreneurs, the psychology and influence principles explored in Nudge could benefit anyone. Understanding the subtle ways we make decisions has helped me feel more in control and aware in my personal and professional interactions. The format also lends itself well to busy schedules - most episodes are 20 minutes or less. But despite the brevity, each one feels meticulously crafted, weaving in scientific studies and guest perspectives for a well-rounded discussion. It's clear Phill does his homework. I highly recommend Nudge to anyone seeking self-improvement with a side of entertainment. You'll walk away feeling smarter about human behavior - not to mention picked up some sly tips to gently influence those around you. Phill has a rare skill for engaging curious minds while also equipping us with practical tools. Give Nudge a listen - I'm positive you'll get hooked!

I hav en interest in marketing. I listen to each show to learn about human behavior and to understand more about the things that influence me!

There is nothing inherently wrong with a podcast coming from the Left, but be open in your bias. I unsubscribed after listening to the episode “The surprisingly simple way to change one’s mind” … moral of the story: Agnew says the Left uses facts, and since conservatives have no facts, they must revert to stories. So simplistically dumb… as if no one on the Left ever tells stories. There’s also a whole lot of “because of evolution, [blah blah blah]” spread throughout. Hey guess what: people sleep away from door entries because there are legitimate, current day threats, not because some caveman thought it was a good idea a bagillion years ago. People today are perfectly capable of making rational decisions based on rationally breaking down current circumstances. With people like Agnew, it all goes back to the caves. Don’t waste your time.