storytelling with data podcast

Explore how everyday objects like doors and speed bumps can inspire better data visualization. Discover the importance of thoughtful design in transforming confusion into clarity. Learn how aesthetics and usability play a critical role in communicating data effectively. Through relatable stories, find out how intentional design choices can enhance user experiences and create moments of delight. Plus, get insights into resources and learning opportunities to further develop your design skills.

Cole and John Orr explore the magic of transforming math education through storytelling and visual data. They discuss Cole's book, 'Daphne Draws Data,' emphasizing how narratives can spark curiosity in young learners. The duo highlights the importance of making math relatable and inspiring confidence by sharing personal experiences. They provide practical strategies for integrating data visualization in classrooms, ensuring math becomes both meaningful and fun. Tune in for fresh insights on teaching that resonates with children!

In this special episode, Cole unveils her new children's book, "Daphne Draws Data," a vibrant adventure aimed at making data, numbers and graphs accessible to young minds. Inspired by her own children's curiosity, Cole discusses the importance of introducing data literacy early through storytelling, illustrated by the talented John Skewes. Join Cole as she shares insights into creating the book, its enchanting characters, and how Daphne the dragon helps her friends solve problems using data. Discover how you can help ignite a passion for data in the next generation and hear a sample of the audio book! Related Links: Daphne Draws Data Official Site Order on Amazon Listen to the Audiobook Daphne Draws Data Resources for Parents Sign up for the Daphne Mailing List Follow Daphne on Instagram, YouTube, and Pinterest  

Cole sits down with Steve Glynn in an episode recorded for the Experience Milwaukee podcast that we’ve recast here. Tune in to hear about Cole’s path, books, and…scotch?! The pair dive into Cole’s new children’s book, Daphne Draws Data: A storytelling with data adventure, talk about life in Wisconsin, and more. Listening time 23:45  | related links: Order Cole’s new book! Experience Milwaukee podcast Book: storytelling with data: a data visualization guide for business professionals Book: storytelling with data: let’s practice! Book: storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation Upcoming events: DaphneDrawsData.com/events Upcoming masterclass & more: storytellingwithdata.com/workshops  

Join Cole in a chat with Nathan Yau, founder of FlowingData. They discuss his journey in data visualization, the inception of FlowingData, and the impact of his books. Dive into the creative process of visualizing data, importance of asking questions, and the iterative nature of data analysis and visualization.

Information designer Alli Torban discusses creativity with data on the podcast. She believes creativity is about generating new or remixing existing ideas in a useful way. The podcast explores techniques to overcome mental blocks, find inspiration, and foster creativity in data visualization projects.

Information Designer Alli Torban discusses strategies for delivering data presentations, focusing on boosting confidence and overcoming nervousness. They explore benefits of recording presentations for self-evaluation, strategies to overcome nervousness, and enhancing presentation skills through techniques and exercises.

New Zealand-based data storyteller, Kat Greenbrook, shares insights on creating business impact using data storytelling. She discusses frameworks for plotting time and character data stories, bridging knowledge gaps with stakeholders, and keeping things honest. Also, she talks about the evolution of data storytelling, types of data stories, and approaches to measuring ROI of data storytelling.

Learn about low-tech planning strategies for successful communication, crafting a compelling message and narrative, designing presentations effectively, creating momentum and engaging the audience, reducing filler words, and improving spoken communication for successful presentations.

Consider all of the things you do in the course of your daily work from a seated position: might you benefit from changing it up? In this episode, Cole discusses the power of standing up for different reasons and across a variety of situations. Tune in to understand how standing can boost creativity and keep updates and introductions from being overly lengthy. Learn what kinds of feedback and conversations are best had with your feet on the ground, as well as how standing up to present affords you—the presenter—with greater opportunities for better communication. Listening time 18:10 | related links Blog article let it sit Podcast episode 6 say it out loud Book storytelling with you: plan, create, and deliver a stellar presentation Join our 8-week online course (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Attend a workshop (use discount PODCAST10 for 10% off) Video stand up Subscribe in SWD community: go premium Mugs, coasters, books and posters in SWD shop Watch the mini-workshop; more videos on the SWD YouTube channel