On this episode we talk with Dr. Bobby Newman. Bobby is the Executive Clinical Director at Proud Moments ABA. He is a published author and all round interesting guy. Bobby talks about the history of ABA, making data based decisions both in and out of work, and disseminating the science through sharing relatable stories rather than cryptic jargon. Bobby finds a way to talk about complex behavior analysis topics in a very approachable relatable way which has lead to plenty of success with both staff and parent training.

On today's episode we talked with Dr. John O'Neill, BCBA-D and LABA. Dr. O'Neill is the founder of the Contextual Behavior Science Institute. We talked with John about his work with various law enforcement agencies providing consultation to better their internal training methods. John talks over the variety of simple quick wins these agencies can accomplish by taking a few key steps during the training process. We also talk about the high cost of poor training both fiscally and socially. Let us know your thoughts on todays episode over at our Facebook group Behavioral Karma

With over 25 years of law enforcement experience including being a former member of SWAT, Corey "Safetyman" Jones specializes in training others on how to handle conflicts that can range from routine interactions between law enforcement officers to high pressure life and death situations. Check out this episode as we discuss some practical scientific principles for improving law enforcement as well as what the responsibilities of the community are when interacting with an officer.  It's a two-way street folks!

In this episode Paulie and Billy talk over some of their ideas regarding the behavior analysis of relationships and falling in love. The two talk over how to apply the 5 laws to fostering a healthy relationship, maintaining a relationship, fixing a relationship, and more. We had a great time recording this episode. We decided to include a form, linked below, for you to give us some feedback and offer up some suggestions on topics or guests you'd like to hear. Let us know!!

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Paulie and Billy talk with Andrew about the difference between intelligence vs wisdom, contributing to field, being a part of organizations, and the lessons that we can learn from the experiences of our mentors.

On today's episode Paulie and Billy talk with Adam Ventura. Adam is a published author and entrepreneur. The group talks about the importance of finding meaningful coaches, accepting coaching, and how the mentality of faking it until you make it can be a double edged sword. Adam offers advice to budding entrepreneurs as well as advice for weathering the storm during times of turmoil.

Billy and Sam talk about what society could learn from looking back at history to shape the future. They talk about how children get marginalized in most areas due to race, economic status, or for simply just being children. They talk over different approaches we can take as a society to better build success in to children's lives as well as learn from the younger generations.

Paulie and Billy sit down with Jeff Monson to talk about his career in mixed martial arts as well as his thoughts on how to better the world. Jeff is an American-Russian mixed martial artist currently competing in the Heavyweight division. A professional competitor since 1997, Jeff has since included television host and political figure to his resume. It was great getting to talk with Jeff about his views. 

On this episode we talk with Georgiana Koyama and Pierre Louis. Georgiana is a BCBA from the UK who owns her own practice; she is one of only 7 black BCBAs in the UK. Pierre Louis is the Vice President Culture & Professional Development at Brett DiNovi & Associates. Geogiana and Pierre talk with us about how race effects them and other people of color on a daily basis. We explore the differences between the UK and US as well as some thoughts on how to handle representation in a meaningful way.

In this episode we interview Dr. Antonio Harrison. Dr. Harrison is football coach, professor, behavior analyst, entrepreneur, husband, and a father. Antonio tells us about his life growing up with a father addicted to drugs, how it shaped his world view, dealing with an injury that reshaped his view on life, and ultimately how he found his current career path. Antonio shares his views on how he addresses racism with a great story of how he handled a personal situation with kindness rather than meeting hate with hate.