Oh Behave! Podcast

About Oh Behave! Podcast

The Oh Behave! Podcast is about exploring radical behaviorism and the field of applied behavior analysis through the Functional Contextual Paradigm. This paradigm includes the Neurodiversity Movement, as well as other fields of science beyond radical behaviorism. The goal of this podcast is to increase access to quality educational resources for both those currently learning the philosophy and science of radical behaviorism, as well as those who have known about this for a while. The mission is simple. Exploring and understanding in a way that improves the human condition. This means there will be exciting topics discussed. This also means there will be uncomfortable topics too. This mean that we will get things wrong. We will have to correct. We will have to be open to learning. THAT is the goal. Learning. If you are ready to learn, please join us.

Publisher

B.F. Middleton

Category

education · science

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

14 Jan 2020

Latest episode

10 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

3 of 38 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   10 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   How to Shift Culture: Culture, Harm, & What Justice Actually Requires

   Host Dr. Jean Twenge explores how institutions permit harm and silence victims, offering behavioral insights into achieving true justice for those affected.

2. 

   7 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Unions & ABA

   Host Julia Mason interviews members of the ABA Workers Union about collective bargaining, burnout, and ethical accountability in behavior analysis.

3. 

   24 Jun 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Oh Behave! Podcast: Naming the Sidestep in the Conversion Therapy Debate

   Host [Host Name] interviews [Guest Name, Credential] about the Supreme Court's sidestep in the conversion therapy debate, revealing the crucial distinction between child welfare and adult comfort.

Inside a recent episode

How to Shift Culture: Culture, Harm, & What Justice Actually Requires

Published 10 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] So the rules are not the thing. The policy is not the thing. If the harm can occur while everyone follows the rules perfectly, then the rules are not what tells us harm occurred. Rules government behavior comes from somewhere after all. Something underneath the rule, underneath those rules is there. Some antecedent, some trigger. There is a word for the thing beneath the rules. The thing that is still being violated even when no policy was broken. Where no law was written that may have been violated. And that word is rights. And here is what I'm going to show you next. And this is the part I am most excited about in this whole episode because it's where I believe my science does something that I have never heard it get credit for. […]

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4.4 / 5

22 ratings

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5.0 / 5

5 ratings

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