Deep Thoughts With Michelle Handy
Deep Thoughts with Michelle Handy is where behavioral science, tech, and design converge to inspire personal growth and drive innovation. Join Michelle Handy, Ph.D. and her expert guests as they unpack candid stories, share practical insights, and explore cutting-edge strategies to help you thrive personally and professionally. Perfect for mid-to-senior professionals navigating leadership, creativity, and career transitions.
Podcasting since 2025 • 23 episodes
Deep Thoughts With Michelle Handy
Latest Episodes
What I Learned Evaluating 300+ Startups: The Psychology of Founder Success with Julia Fisher
In this episode, I sit down with my lifelong best friend Julia Fisher to explore behavioral science and startup investing. Julia transitioned from Senior Investment Analyst at Village Capital to pursuing her MBA at INSEAD. We discuss founder ps...
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From Intelligence Analyst to Product Whisperer: Decoding Human Behavior in Tech with Yael Mark
In this episode of Deep Thoughts with Michelle Handy, we dive into the messy, fascinating world of human behavior in product design with behavioral product manager Yael Mark. From military intelligence to tech consulting, Yael b...
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Future-Proof Your Career with Kai D. Wright: Brand Building, Behavioral Science, and the Power of ACE
In this episode of Deep Thoughts with Michelle Handy, we explore the future of branding, identity, and influence with
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Designing the Future of Behavior: AI, Habit Science, and Change at Scale with Samuel Salzer
In this episode, we explore the intersection of behavioral science, habit formation, and AI with Samuel Salzer—behavioral strategist, founder of Habit Weekly, and co-host of The Behavioral Design Podcast.Sam shares how ...
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What Happens When Anyone Can Do Research? The risks of AI, over-automation, and why expert insight is irreplaceable
Teams are shrinking, AI tools are multiplying, and suddenly, it feels like anyone can call themselves a researcher. But what gets lost when businesses over-automate the human side of insight? And how do real researchers stay valuable in a world...
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