The Art of Deciding
By Bruce Whitfield
The internet tells us we make 35 000 decisions every day. To increase our chances of making the right ones, The Art of Deciding asks people who make big decisions to reveal a little of how they do it.
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Latest episode
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Nuala Walsh - author of Tune In: How to Make Smarter Decisions in a Noisy World
Understand your biases - why smart people make bad decisions. -
Prof Cass Sunstein - co-author of Nudge: Improving Decisions about Health, Wealth, and Happiness
Revolutionary insight into the way we make choices that has changed policy-making globally. -
Sara Collins - Booker Prize judge and lawyer turned award-winning author
How do you decide who wins the world's biggest book prize? -
Mark Purdy - economist and thought leader on AI in decision-making
What AI can - and can't - do to help us make better decisions. -
Robin Dunbar and Sam Rockey - authors of The Social Brain: The Psychology of Successful Groups
How can groups make decisions more successfully? -
Colin Ingram - Award-winning theatre producer
The person behind Back to the Future: The Musical and many other smash hits -
Best Deciding Advice for 2025
Make this the year of your best decisions yet -
Best Lessons on Deciding We've Learned So Far
We wrap up 2024 with some of our best nuggets. -
Asbjørn Rachlew - lead interrogator of mass murderer, Anders Breivik
Lead interrogator of mass murderer, Anders Breivik -
Liv Boeree - champion poker player
World champion poker player