Welcome to Great Books, Great Voices, a global podcast where we aim to ignite a new world of community, connection, and conversation one book at a time. My name is Diamond-Michael Scott, your Global Book Ambassador and host, and I am thrilled to welcome you into another rich dialogue at the intersection of story, inquiry, and human possibility.
Today’s guest is the remarkable Elizabeth Weingarten, a journalist and applied behavioral scientist whose work lives at the crossroads of science and storytelling.
A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, Elizabeth has shaped narratives and uncovered insights as part of the editorial teams at The Atlantic, Slate, and Qatar Today, and she served as Managing Editor of Behavioral Scientist. Her writing has appeared in CNN, Harvard Business Review, The Financial Times, Quartz, Time, and many more outlets that shape our public imagination.
In this episode, we explore her newly released book, How to Fall in Love With Questions, a profound and timely invitation to rethink how curiosity expands our humanity, strengthens our relationships, and helps us navigate an increasingly complex world.
Settle in, open your mind, and let us journey into the art of inquiry together.
