I've been listening to Behavior Bite since my second year as a BCBA, and it’s been such a relatable and grounding experience. Each episode reminds me that I'm not alone in this field—even when it sometimes feels like I'm out there doing work that no one fully understands. Episode 70 really stood out to me—it captured the reality of our profession so well. When we're not with clients, we often can't bill, and in some companies, we’re expected to handle all the admin work on our own without compensation. It’s hard to find that balance—wanting to give everything to our cases, but feeling like it eats into our personal time and often goes unrecognized. This podcast helps me reflect and discover new ways to approach challenges, so it doesn’t feel like there’s only one “right” way to do things. It’s become one of my favorite parts of the day—especially on my drives to client sessions. Thank you for creating this space and for sharing so many thoughtful insights. I also love the "menu" concept you use—such a creative touch! As a fellow foodie, I really appreciate it!

What a great interview very interesting to see the view of a bcba point of view and her values on our community and our food…. also very soothing voices.

Rosie always brings a perspective that challenges the norm.

I came across Rosie’s instagram a few years back as a brand new BCBA and have been hooked on her content ever since! This podcast is such a bright piece in my week when I get to turn on a new episode. Rosie & her guests keep it fun and light while also sharing things that consistently remind me that we’re all just humans trying to do our best.

Rosie provides a wonderful experience to listeners with her impressive interviewing skills. We are taken through each interview like a full course meal, which is a great analogy for getting to know some better. The course presentation allows for me to know what it coming but also enjoy each interviewee unique response. The guests brought on are knowledgable and often provide a great perspective to their topic. I highly recommend this podcast to my supervisees and fellow clinicians.

As a new behavior analyst 4 years ago, I had no idea a world of compassion and values-based clinicians existed, whose drive was to push the field to do better. 4 years later, knowing better and doing better, this podcast continues to open my eyes to so many perspectives and experiences that remind me that even in the tougher days, where I’d rather just give it all up and run away, there are so many people out there fighting for what’s right. Also I’ve learned a lot about all the gourmet courses of a meal 😂 thank you for these deep and thoughtful conversations!!

Rosie does a phenomenal job disseminating the science of applied behavior analysis! She highlights areas outside of the most common topics in the field and brings new ideas/perspectives to light. The format of the podcast is so personal, you truly feel like you are having a meal with her all while expanding your knowledge (so cool)! Thank you Rosie, my drives to work are so entertaining and I end each episode with new knowledge while feeling inspired. Keep doing the dang thing, cheers to more delicious meals! 🥂

Rosie approaches interviewing in such a fun way. I love that she has such a wide range of guests, and that she gives space for her guests to share their stories and their expertise. Rosie is real and relatable, and I always recommend this podcast to my friends and colleagues in ABA.

Sometimes I listen to Behavior Bites for 6 hours straight! (As I edit it). But seriously, Rosie puts all of her passion into building a compassionate and supportive community that continues to push the field of behavior analysis forward. The show is a fun format with a menu of questions. If you’re reading this, please write a review so it’s not just her silly husband and loving mother on here. 🙃

Each podcast episode delves into an area of behavior that I divined intuitively. It is so great to find the words for this and to listen to two experts explain, define, and describe the behavior. I feel very proud of my daughter and can see the immense knowledge she has in the field and in her community.