Episodes: 293
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Male
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 1.0k subscribers
Instagram: 60.0k followers
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Greg Williams - Human behavior expert focused on Human Behavior Pattern Recognition & Analysis, situational awareness, judgment, and effective communication under pressure.
Brian Marren - Human behavior expert focused on Human Behavior Pattern Recognition & Analysis, decision-making, behavioral patterns, and performance in high-stakes situations.
Alan Kearney - Night Vision And Thermal Fusion, Human Factors Engineering, Cognitive Load, Human Performance Under Stress, AI Cueing, Military Technology, Mission Command, And Defense Modernization.
Negative Space; Understanding What You CAN'T See
October 06, 2026
Send us Fan MailYou rarely get the whole picture before you have to make a decision. So how do you make sense of what you can’t see without filling in the blanks with a story that’s wrong?In this episode of The Human Behavior Podcast, Brian Marren and Greg Williams explore negative space: how the information surrounding what we can observe helps us understand what we can’t. From a traffic stop to a parent-teacher conversation to pulling into an unfamiliar gas station, they discuss how context...
Better Tools, Better Judgment?
September 16, 2026
Send us Fan MailBetter tools. More information. But are we making better decisions?An alert tells you a vehicle may be stolen. What do you actually know, and what have you already started assuming?This week on The Human Behavior Podcast, Brian Marren and Greg Williams use Flock cameras and automated license plate readers to examine how technology shapes human judgment. They discuss how a machine-generated alert can become an accepted explanation, why conflicting evidence gets overlooked, and ...
Knowing When To Stop: Avoiding the Escalation Trap
July 27, 2026
Send us Fan MailThe fastest way to wreck a hard-won calm is to say one more thing. In this episode, dig into the escalation trap that shows up in boardrooms, squad cars, kitchens, and group texts: the moment an interaction starts to stabilize, we keep pressing because we still feel the original disrespect, risk, or resistance. That’s when accountability quietly turns into humiliation, and influence turns into a contest.We talk through why capable, experienced people miss the off-ramps. Stress...
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