The PolicyViz Podcast

Author and speaker Scott Berkun visits the PolicyViz Podcast to talk about his new book How Design Makes The World. The post Episode # 198: Scott Berkun appeared first on PolicyViz.

Data journalist Casey Miller visits the PolicyViz Podcast to talk about her work at the Los Angeles Times. The post Episode #197: Casey Miller appeared first on PolicyViz.

Francis Gagnon, founder of the information design firm Voila:, visits the podcast to talk about building his own information design company.The post Episode #196: Francis Gagnon appeared first on PolicyViz.

Data Sketches authors Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer visit the PolicyViz Podcast to talk about their work, their process, and the future of dataviz.The post Episode #195: Nadieh Bremer & Shirley Wu appeared first on PolicyViz.

New York Times graphics editor Charlie Smart visits the podcast to talk about his work creating the NYT Covid dashboard and more. The post Episode #194: Charlie Smart appeared first on PolicyViz.

Kaz Sakamoto teaches Urban Planning and GIS techniques at Columbia University. He visits the podcast to talk about his work and teaching. The post Episode #193: Kaz Sakamoto appeared first on PolicyViz.

Eva Murray visits the podcast to talk about her work and her new book, Empowered by Data The post Episode #192: Eva Murray appeared first on PolicyViz.

Sarah Williams from MIT, and author of the new book Data Action, visits the PolicyViz Podcast.The post Episode #191: Sarah Williams appeared first on PolicyViz.

Rhea Boyd, a pediatrician and public health advocate, dives into the critical intersection of structural racism and health inequity. She discusses the importance of clear communication about race in public health and how data visualization can challenge biases. Boyd shares her insights on navigating racism in health discourse and emphasizes the need for clarity and storytelling in academic writing. She also advocates for a nuanced understanding of race in health research, calling for diversity and inclusion to enhance research impact.

Artist, coder, and researcher Mimi Onuoha visits the podcast to talk about her work, her process, and how we should think about missing data. The post Episode #189: Mimi Onuoha appeared first on PolicyViz.