YANSS 213 – How to improve your chances of nudging the vaccine hesitant away from hesitancy and toward vaccination

In this episode of the You Are Not So Smart Podcast, we sit down with nine experts on communication, conversation, and persuasion to discuss the best methods for reaching out to the vaccine hesitant with the intention of nudging them away from hesitancy and toward vaccination.

Mentioned in the show, here is the link to a free online class with M isha Glouberman where you will learn how to have better conversations with the vaccine hesitant: LINK

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This is the fourth episode of the podcast focused on the psychology behind various aspect of the COVID pandemic. Below are the first three:

Dr. Brooke Harrington is a professor of sociology at Darmouth who studies the sociology of fraud and is the author of Capital without Borders. She writes for the Guardian, The Washington Post, The New York Times and The Atlantic. This is her most recent article about vaccine hesitancy.

TWITTER: @EBHarrington

Misha Glouberman teaches people how to talk about things, both in the classroom and within organizations, and he also works as a professional facilitator, which means he helps people design and run conferences and meetings. He also lectures, hosts Trampoline Hall (which has a podcast) – where he interviews the speakers afterfield and fields questions from the audience – and he is the co-author of the book The Chairs Are Where the People Go, a collection of his dictated musings about life recorded and edited by author Sheila Heti. Click here for a free class on vaccine hesitancy.

TWITTER: @mishaglouberman

Karin Tamerius is a political psychiatrist and the founder of Smart Politics, an organization devoted to helping progressives have better conversations among people with whom they disagree. She also helped create the UncleBot. Click here for her webinar on how to encourage your loved ones to get vaccinated.

TWITTER: @tamerius

Anthony Magnabosco has been practicing and promoting Street Epistemology since 2013. Anthony has had several hundred chats (many of them on camera and uploaded to his YouTube channel) on a variety of claims including Gods, ghosts, karma, law of attraction, and a variety of social and political topics.

TWITTER: @magnabosco

This is a link to a video with everyone in the group discussion breaking down a conversation with several vaccine hesitant people.