Behavioral Grooves Podcast
Behavioral Grooves Podcast
Kurt Nelson, PhD and Tim Houlihan
Throwback Monday: Does Democracy Need a Rebrand? | AJ Jacobs
1 hour 11 minutes Posted Jul 6, 2026 at 6:00 am.
] Election day traditions
] Speed round with AJ Jacobs
] Living Colonially: What I learned
] Epistemic humility and political perspectives
] Constitutional originalism
] How do we frame the constitution?
] Election cakes and celebrating democracy
] Embracing experimentation in everyday life
] Grooving session: open-mindedness, civic duty, and cake recipes
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We’re taking a holiday break this week and revisiting a favorite conversation with AJ Jacobs about his year-long experiment living by 18th-century principles inspired by the U.S. Constitution. From tricorn hats and quill pens to rediscovering “Election Cakes,” AJ explores how early American civic life blended community, ritual, and democracy. We also dig into “epistemic humility” and Benjamin Franklin’s warnings about misinformation, which remain strikingly relevant today. Sit back, pop your headphones in, and enjoy this unique look at the American Experiment. 
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