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The Power of Why

Hosted by Ginette Collazo, Phd., The Power of Why explores human error, consulting, management and innovation through engaging with today's leaders. Learn more at Mission Matters or Linktree for Ginette Collazo

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Update frequency
every 12 days
Average duration
24 minutes
Episodes
91
Years Active
2022 - 2025
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Some AI Disasters Part 1

Some AI Disasters Part 1

In the next 2 episodes, we explore 12 real-world disasters where artificial intelligence went wrong—with consequences ranging from absurd to catastrophic. From recruitment tools that discriminated ag…

00:23:12  |   Thu 04 Sep 2025
GMP 2025: The New Era of Human Error Reduction

GMP 2025: The New Era of Human Error Reduction

In this episode, we explore the latest trends shaping human error reduction in GMP manufacturing and laboratory environments. From automation and error-tolerant design to smarter CAPA metrics, Just C…

00:31:29  |   Wed 20 Aug 2025
The Celsius Mix‑Up: When Small Errors Lead to Big Consequences

The Celsius Mix‑Up: When Small Errors Lead to Big Consequences

In this episode of The Power of Why, Ginette and Chatty dive into the Celsius mix‑up — exploring how simple mistakes can escalate, what they reveal about human error, and the lessons organizations ca…

00:23:07  |   Wed 06 Aug 2025
Cognitive Resilience Modeling: Designing Systems to Adapt to Real-Time Human Variability in High-Stakes Environments

Cognitive Resilience Modeling: Designing Systems to Adapt to Real-Time Human Variability in High-Stakes Environments

The topic focuses on Cognitive Resilience Modeling, an advanced strategy for preventing human error by designing systems that support mental adaptability, attention control, and recovery under pressu…

00:17:53  |   Wed 23 Jul 2025
The Whatever Episode: Exploring Life's Random Moments and Insights

The Whatever Episode: Exploring Life's Random Moments and Insights

In this fun and spontaneous episode, we dive into a variety of topics that touch on everyday life, from the influence of consumer psychology and the ethics behind it, to the role of alcohol in our li…

00:26:58  |   Wed 09 Jul 2025
Decision Pressure: Understanding How Stress Affects Judgment

Decision Pressure: Understanding How Stress Affects Judgment

We explore how stress, urgency, and high expectations shape the way we make decisions. From split-second choices in aviation to subtle pressures in everyday operations, we break down the psychology b…

00:20:30  |   Wed 25 Jun 2025
Trust, Technology, and the Irreplaceable Human Element

Trust, Technology, and the Irreplaceable Human Element

We explore the complex relationship between trust, technology, and human reliability. From the way trust is built through consistent behavior to the hidden risks of automation bias, Dr. Jeanette Coll…

00:17:33  |   Wed 11 Jun 2025
Not Just a Procedure Problem: The Role of Critical Thinking in Human Error

Not Just a Procedure Problem: The Role of Critical Thinking in Human Error

Critical thinking is the disciplined process of actively analyzing, evaluating, and questioning information before making a decision. It goes beyond following procedures or reacting on instinct—it re…

00:19:56  |   Wed 28 May 2025
From Embryos to Tablets: What Mix-Ups Teach Us About Human Error

From Embryos to Tablets: What Mix-Ups Teach Us About Human Error

Mix-ups in high-risk industries reveal how small human or system errors can have life-changing consequences. From an embryo transfer mistake in an IVF clinic to pharmaceutical labeling failures, thes…

00:20:31  |   Wed 30 Apr 2025
Type, Click, Mistake: Solutions for Data Entry Mistakes Part 2

Type, Click, Mistake: Solutions for Data Entry Mistakes Part 2

This episode explores the human side of data entry errors—why they happen, how our brains process information under pressure, and what organizations can do to reduce mistakes. From omission and dupli…

00:19:08  |   Wed 16 Apr 2025
Type, Click, Mistake: Why Data Entry Errors Happen Part 1

Type, Click, Mistake: Why Data Entry Errors Happen Part 1

This episode explores the human side of data entry errors—why they happen, how our brains process information under pressure, and what organizations can do to reduce mistakes. From omission and dupli…

00:14:38  |   Wed 02 Apr 2025
FDA Expectations for Quality Culture: Enhancing Compliance and Reducing Human Error

FDA Expectations for Quality Culture: Enhancing Compliance and Reducing Human Error

Quality culture is the foundation of an organization’s ability to maintain regulatory compliance, ensure product safety, and drive continuous improvement. In highly regulated industries such as pharm…

00:17:24  |   Wed 19 Mar 2025
Human Behavior Experiments and the Psychology of Error

Human Behavior Experiments and the Psychology of Error

Human behavior experiments like the Loftus and Palmer misinformation effect, Stroop effect, and Milgram’s obedience study reveal how memory distortions, attention failures, authority bias, social con…

00:23:13  |   Wed 05 Mar 2025
Cognitive Load Multipliers: Assessing Risk Factors for Human Error and Performance Optimization

Cognitive Load Multipliers: Assessing Risk Factors for Human Error and Performance Optimization

Cognitive Load Multipliers are quantitative factors used to assess and measure the impact of various stressors on human performance, particularly in high-risk industries such as pharmaceutical manufa…

00:17:45  |   Wed 19 Feb 2025
Human Factors in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Human Factors in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

We will explore the critical role of human factors in pharmaceutical manufacturing—how people, processes, and environments interact to influence safety, quality, and efficiency. We break down why hum…

00:21:14  |   Wed 05 Feb 2025
Experimenting with Motivation: How I Built My Gym Habit Using the Range of Outcomes

Experimenting with Motivation: How I Built My Gym Habit Using the Range of Outcomes"

In this episode of The Power of Why, I share an experiment I conducted on myself to build the habit of going to the gym. Using the Range of Outcomes model, I tested how outcomes and consistency could…

00:17:37  |   Wed 22 Jan 2025
Oops! The Funniest Errors That Changed History

Oops! The Funniest Errors That Changed History

Not all mistakes are bad—some are downright hilarious and even revolutionary. In this episode, we explore some of the most amusing and unexpected errors in history. From NASA's infamous Mars orbiter …

00:15:14  |   Wed 18 Dec 2024
Human Error after the Holidays and Special Events

Human Error after the Holidays and Special Events

In this episode, we explore how holidays and major events like Thanksgiving or the Super Bowl can impact human performance and increase the likelihood of errors. From fatigue and disrupted routines t…

00:16:23  |   Wed 04 Dec 2024
AI vs. Natural Intelligence: Understanding the Strengths, and Limitations

AI vs. Natural Intelligence: Understanding the Strengths, and Limitations

We explore the fascinating contrasts between artificial intelligence (AI) and natural human intelligence. We examine how AI processes information, learns, and makes decisions compared to the complexi…

00:14:30  |   Wed 20 Nov 2024
The Psychology of Decision Making Under Pressure

The Psychology of Decision Making Under Pressure

Let's explore how decision-making is affected by high-pressure environments, focusing on the cognitive impact of stress and the role of stress hormones like cortisol. We discuss common mistakes made …

00:21:54  |   Wed 06 Nov 2024
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