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Daniel Kahneman

Mentioned in 20 analyzed podcast episodes across 10 shows

Israeli psychologist and Nobel Prize-winning behavioral economist (2002) best known for developing the heuristics and biases research program that challenged traditional rational actor theory, and for authoring *Thinking Fast and Slow*. His framework distinguishing System 1 (fast, intuitive) and System 2 (slow, deliberate) thinking is widely referenced across podcasts spanning finance, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence. Podcasters discuss his work to explain cognitive biases affecting decision-making in investing, financial planning, and increasingly, AI model reasoning and safety.

Episode Appearances

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

On Purpose with Jay Shetty · Mar 27, 2026

If You Feel Uncomfortable In New Social Situations, Listen to This (7 Science-Backed Shifts That Make Conversations Feel Easy)

Developed peak-end rule showing people judge experiences by peak moment and ending, not duration

Amygdala threat detection and nervous system activation in social settingsPolyvagal theory and nervous system co-regulationPrefrontal cortex shutdown during stress and its impact on social fluency
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Passion Struck with John R. Miles

Passion Struck with John R. Miles · Mar 26, 2026

How Beliefs Shape Behavior, Motivation, and Resilience | Nir Eyal — EP 746

Author of 'Thinking Fast and Slow'; framework of System 1 and System 2 thinking referenced for understanding belief formation

Belief Systems and Behavior ChangeLearned Helplessness and AgencyPlacebo and Nocebo Effects
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Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard · Mar 9, 2026

Amanda Peet Returns

Psychologist whose work on experiential vs. narrative self influenced Amanda's life philosophy

Mental Health Representation in Film and TelevisionParenting in the Age of Social Media and Instagram CultureWealth, Privilege, and Class Consciousness
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10% Happier with Dan Harris

10% Happier with Dan Harris · Feb 23, 2026

How To Handle the Feeling of Never-Enough, Quiet the Comparing Mind, and Reduce Financial Anxiety | Morgan Housel

Late Nobel Prize-winning psychologist; discussed future regret and behavioral traits needed for financial well-being

Money Anxiety and Financial PsychologyContentment vs. Happiness in Financial LifeStatus Signaling and Social Comparison
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Elon Musk Podcast

Elon Musk Podcast · Feb 20, 2026

AI UPDATE: The AI Industry Is a $300 Billion House of Cards Built on Stolen Books and Broken Promises

Psychologist referenced for System 1 and System 2 thinking framework used to explain AI model architectures

Reasoning Models and System 2 ThinkingAgentic AI and Autonomous Code GenerationAI Infrastructure and Data Center Scale
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Finding Peak w/ Ryan Hanley

Finding Peak w/ Ryan Hanley · Feb 17, 2026

Why smart people believe stupid things | Margie Warrell

Psychologist referenced for concept of cognitive misers and mental laziness in decision-making

Courage cultivation and comfort zone psychologySelf-destructive behavior patterns in high-achieversThe knowledge-action gap in personal development
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BiggerPockets Money Podcast

BiggerPockets Money Podcast · Feb 17, 2026

Paul Merriman’s 4-Step Portfolio Strategy for Long-Term Wealth

Author of 'Thinking Fast and Slow'; Merriman references his 48 cognitive biases affecting investment decision-making

Index Fund Strategy and Asset Class DiversificationFactor-Based Investing and Non-Traditional Index FundsBuy-and-Hold vs. Market Timing Strategies
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Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford

Cautionary Tales with Tim Harford · Feb 13, 2026

Sphygmograph Be Damned: The Science of Love

Nobel Prize-winning psychologist cited for insight that people substitute easier questions for harder ones

Online dating algorithms and their limitationsAlgorithmic matching and compatibility predictionDating app business models and subscription revenue
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Stuff You Should Know

Stuff You Should Know · Feb 10, 2026

How Cognitive Biases Work

Israeli psychologist who challenged rational actor theory and co-developed heuristics and biases research program

Heuristics and mental shortcuts in decision-makingSystem 1 vs System 2 thinking (fast vs deliberate cognition)Hindsight bias and false memory reconstruction
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Hidden Brain

Hidden Brain · Jan 26, 2026

You 2.0: Trusting Your Doubt

Psychologist cited for research showing intuition-based hiring is ineffective; informed intuition based on data is accurate

Neuroscience of Decision-Making Under UncertaintyLeadership and DoubtOrganizational Learning and Psychological Safety
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The Rich Roll Podcast

The Rich Roll Podcast · Jan 19, 2026

Reclaim Your Excellence: The Path To A Meaningful & Joyous Life w/ Brad Stulberg

Psychologist cited for planning fallacy research showing plans go awry 40% of the time

Values Alignment in Goal SettingProcess Mindset vs. Outcome ObsessionDiscipline and Self-Compassion Integration
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Something You Should Know

Something You Should Know · Jan 17, 2026

The Science of Recognizing Faces & The Rules to Clearer Thinking-SYSK Choice

Nobel laureate cognitive psychologist who studied biases for 65 years; demonstrated rule-based decision-making effectiveness

Face Recognition NeuroscienceProsopagnosia (Face Blindness)Super-Recognition Abilities
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Young and Profiting with Hala Taha (Entrepreneurship, Sales, Marketing)

Young and Profiting with Hala Taha (Entrepreneurship, Sales, Marketing) · Jan 16, 2026

Dr. Maya Shankar: The Mindset Shift You Need When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned | Human Behavior | YAPClassic

Nobel Prize-winning behavioral economist; research on cognitive biases and decision-making cited throughout

Behavioral Science and Decision MakingSunk Cost Fallacy and Identity ForeclosureNudge Theory and Policy Design
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TED Tech

TED Tech · Dec 26, 2025

What 2025 Taught Us—And Where 2026 Is Taking Us

Nobel Prize-winning economist; discussed lifespan philosophy and end-of-life decision-making with Kurzweil

Sustainable Infrastructure InnovationAI Ethics and Data OwnershipClimate Technology and Precision Sustainability
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Office Hours with Arthur Brooks

Office Hours with Arthur Brooks · Dec 15, 2025

3 Ways to Want Less and Be Happier

Nobel Prize-winning psychologist whose prospect theory research on loss aversion is discussed.

Dopamine neuroscience and hedonic adaptationSatisfaction as a component of happinessDelayed gratification and struggle as value drivers
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Your Money Guide on the Side

Your Money Guide on the Side · Dec 15, 2025

Your Brain Is Stealing $245,000 From Your Retirement (Here's How to Stop It)

Israeli psychologist who pioneered behavioral economics research; won Nobel Prize in Economics 2002.

Behavioral Economics and Cognitive BiasesOverconfidence Bias in Stock PickingRecency Bias and Market Timing
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Coffeez for Closers with Joe Shalaby

Coffeez for Closers with Joe Shalaby · Dec 12, 2025

Truth About AI, Work & Human Creativity ft. Andy Oliva | Coffeez for Closers with Joe Shalaby

Author of 'Thinking, Fast and Slow' book recommended alongside habit books for personal development

AI Voice Agents and Customer Service AutomationAI Job Displacement vs. Workforce AugmentationTransparent and Candid Leadership Philosophy
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The School of Greatness

The School of Greatness · Dec 12, 2025

Why 10x Goals Are Easier Than 10% | Price Pritchett

Research on loss aversion showing humans weigh potential losses twice as heavily as equivalent gains

Quantum Leap Goal SettingExponential vs. Incremental GrowthOrganizational Change Management
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Google DeepMind: The Podcast

Google DeepMind: The Podcast · Dec 11, 2025

The Arrival of AGI with Shane Legg (co-founder of DeepMind)

Psychologist whose system one/system two thinking framework is referenced for AI safety and ethical reasoning

AGI Definition and Classification FrameworksAI Capability Assessment MethodologiesContinual Learning and Episodic Memory in AI Systems
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OpenAI Podcast

OpenAI Podcast · Dec 2, 2025

Episode 11- Shaping Model Behavior in GPT-5.1

Behavioral economist; referenced for System 1 and System 2 thinking framework applied to model reasoning

GPT-5.1 Model Architecture and Reasoning CapabilitiesPost-Training and Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF)Model Personality and Response Style Customization
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