Behavioral Scientist Reads
The podcast that explores what it means to be human through conversations at the intersection of science and culture, and books that illuminate who we are and who we can become.
Published by Behavioral Scientist magazine.
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Behavioral Scientist Reads
Trailer: Behavioral Scientist Reads ‘Flights’
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Introducing Behavioral Scientist Reads, the podcast that explores what it means to be human through conversations at the intersection of science and culture, and books that illuminate who we are and who we can become.
This summer, we’re reading Flights by Polish author Olga Tokarczuk, the recipient of the 2018 Nobel Prize in literature.
Flights explores the human impulse toward movement—the perpetual tension between traveling somewhere new or staying put. At times playful and surprising, at others morbid and mysterious, Flights offers us a chance to explore our own journeys—through space and time, in our minds, and over the course of our lives.
New this year, the Book Club will include:
- A five-part podcast exploring themes from the book with guest experts
- Collaborative memory map of the places and travels that have changed us
- Live and asynchronous group discussions
Find out more at bookclub.behavioralscientist.org and behavioralscientist.org.
Published by Behavioral Scientist magazine.
