Best Denise Gosnell Podcasts (2024)

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020 Re Perez: Your Brand Should Be Gay (Even If You're Not) 37:06

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In this Episode, Denise and Re Discuss: Why your brand should be gay (even if you’re not). Why branding should matter to a busy entrepreneur. What are the biggest branding mistakes entrepreneurs make in their business. Examples of “experiential” branding. How can an entrepreneur determine how they make their customers “feel.” Key Takeaways: The per…

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019 Eli Adelson: Living In Flow

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In this Episode, Denise and Eli Discuss: What it means to “be in flow.” How can you get into flow any time you want. Some of Eli’s favorite ways to get into flow. Quantum energies that play in the background to help transform your personal energy and the energy in the room. How to perform an “Intention Meditation.” How to make even mundane activiti…

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Graph Data and why it matters (Guests: Denise Gosnell and Matthias Broecheler) 31:05

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Graph theory is all about relationships, and relationships are key to understand so many critical areas - like understanding the spread of a pandemic. Denise Gosnell and Matthias Broecheler from DataStax talk about what graph data is, why it matters, and fascinating use cases - including how it applies to Artificial Intelligence.…

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018 Rennie Gabriel: From Broke To Millionaire After Age 50

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In this Episode, Denise and Rennie Discuss: The mistakes Rennie made in his life that caused him to go broke multiple times, and then how we became a multi-millionaire after age 50. How you can create real wealth without having a huge income. The difference between good debt versus bad debt. The 3 Secrets of the Wealthy. Key Takeaways: There are ce…

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017 Lisa Cherney: Be Unapologetically You

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In this Episode, Denise and Lisa Discuss: The benefits of being unapologetic or GFRing? Lisa’s GFR Commandments, and how to use them in life. GFR Commandment #5 – “Make Yourself Your Most Important Client” GFR Commandment #3 – “Don’t Worry About Being Normal, Proper, or Polite.” The biggest mistakes business owners make in their marketing. How Lisa…

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Understanding cyber risk in a pandemic (Guest: Bill Mew) 38:38

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Bill Mew returns to Masters of Data to talk about evaluating cyber risk in a time of crisis like today. Bill dispels three myths that keep companies form taking decisive action and protect their data, employees, and customers. He also explains how cyber insurance actually works and why so many companies are much less covered than they think they ar…

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Saving lives with 3D printing (Guest: Jeremy Proffitt) 21:26

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Jeremy Proffit and his compatriots in Charlotte, NC are thinking out of the box in order to meet the overwhelming need for face protection in this crisis. Jeremy, a long time 3D printing enthusiast, started printing face shields in his house and has helped start a movement to do this at scale in a mind-boggingly short amount of time.…

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016 Michael Ferguson: Virtual Travel Experiences From Home

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In this Episode, Denise and Michael Discuss: How to conduct virtual travel from the comfort of your own home. The best web sites and apps for virtual travel experiences. Experiencing world class museums from anywhere you have an Internet connection. How to expand and track your travel bucket list using Google Earth. Tips on planning staycations in …

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015 Jen Du Plessis: Preparing for Success in Uncertain Times

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In this episode, Denise and Jen Discuss: What entrepreneurs can do right now to best prepare to weather a recession that is probably coming. What to do with your lines of credit right now so that you can survive ups and downs that may be ahead. What some of the great opportunities are right now for those entrepreneurs are willing to seize the oppor…

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014 Lou Diamond: Thriving In Uncertain Times

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In this episode, Denise and Lou Discuss: How to thrive when things are scary (like with the Coronavirus right now) How to conduct effective virtual meetings even when you have a house full of people (since your whole family is working remotely) Ways to create and seize opportunities in the midst of chaos, and examples of how Lou, Denise, and other …

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Competing in the Age of AI (Guest: Marco Iansiti and Karim Lakhani) 45:32

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One of the most controversial and discussed topics today is Artificial Intelligence - or AI, and the implications of it. Is AI good or bad. Are we being replaced? Is AI exacerbating discrimination? Our guest today are taking a much more practical view - one that seeks to capture the value of AI for business and help corporations large and small tak…

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013 Carrie Gunderson: Relationship and Parenting Hacks

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In this Episode, Denise and Carrie Discuss: How to create quality of life when married to a hard charging entrepreneur. Why it’s important (and incredibly effective) to have a weekly couples’ meeting and use a meeting agenda like you would do for any important business meeting. Being an excellent parent even as a busy entrepreneur (or spouse of one…

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012 Garrett Gunderson: Wealth and Relationship Hacks

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In this episode, Denise and Garrett Discuss: How Garrett was able to take 2 whole months off from his business to live in Europe for a summer, and the 5-step process he implemented in his business to make that happen. How Garrett went from being overworked and stressed to having more free time than ever while his income also increased. How to know …

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Making the World a Safer Place (Guest: Stacy Stephens) 42:05

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Stacy Stephens and his co-founder created Knightscope with the lofty mission of making the United States of America a safer place. They are working towards this goal with robots - Robots that are running autonomously - every day, all day - and have demonstrably made their customers safer. Listen to how Knightscope is forging a different path than m…

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011 Mitch Russo: Certification Programs: A Sales Force That Pays YOU

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010 Patti Mara: UpSolutions: The New Rules Of Business

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How to Build a Data Science Team (Guest: Jorge Lozano) 34:12

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One of our recurring themes on this podcast is the application of data in the real world and how data science is adapting to the needs of the businesses it serves. This episode is a perfect example of that. Jorge Lozano leads the data science team at Steelcase. Steelcase was founded over a hundred years ago and is the largest office furniture manuf…

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009 Jim Dew: Making Rich Real

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In this episode, Denise and Jim discuss: What it means to “make rich real” in your life. What a “family office” means and how it’s not just for the ultra-rich. How to set up a “time energy shield” for yourself. How to evaluate and define your own investment strategy. What to look for in a wealth advisor. Some of the biggest tax savings that entrepr…

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008 Melinda Wittstock: Self-Promotion Hacks From A Media Master

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In this episode, Denise and Melinda discuss: How Melinda's professional background prepared her for the role of online entrepreneur How her podcasting network and engagement platform will help podcasters grow and monetize their shows Some of Melinda's favorite media hacks to stand out from the crowd and effectively promote yourself When is the righ…

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The Data of Releasing Software (Guest: Rob Zuber) 34:57

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If software is truly eating the world, then software release management determines how quickly it can chew. For better or worse, just writing code isn’t enough. Software Engineering teams have to manage large, complex codebases with lots of dependencies - all while trying to move fast. Rob Zuber, the CTO of CircleCI, knows this world inside and out…

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007 Denise Gosnell: Freedom is a Mindset, Not a Destination

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In this episode, Denise discusses: What the Freedom Mindset is. Steps you can take to claim true freedom today. The bad habit of the “someday-maybes”. Key Takeaways: Freedom is a decision, a state of mind. It is a choice you make and you plan everything else around it. Stop letting others dictate your schedule and your life. Someday is not a day of…

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006 Alexis Katz: It’s Never Too Late to Reinvent Yourself

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In this episode, Denise and Alexis discuss: How Alexis has reinvented herself multiple times and the lessons she learned that transformed everything Using your inner guidance to help you reach your goals faster How to tap into that inner guidance to begin with The surprising way to break through your prior income setpoints The importance of self-ca…

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005 Jason Campbell: Meditation Hacks by a Zen Master

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In this episode, Denise and Jason discuss: What “Zen” means Success rituals you can use to lead a “Zen” life How to use meditation and music to transform your life How to grow your business faster through meditation One trick you can use in meditation when your mind wanders too much What it’s like to reach the highest state of being in meditation (…

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004 Denise Gosnell: Grow by Subtraction Using Forced Hyper-Efficiency

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In this episode, Denise discuss: Work up to 40% less while your business continues to grow. Denise’s journey since June 20, 2011 and the life changing knock on the door. What forced hyper-efficiency is and how you can use it in your life Key Takeaways: Are you spending all your time and money to buy stuff that doesn’t even matter? Decide now – make…

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Making Solar Investment Easy (Guest: Dave Riess) 32:57

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Green tech. Solar Energy. What do you think when you here those words? Probably putting on your roof, right? Or maybe your local electricity provider. Wunder Capital is coming at it from a different direction. They are filling the gap to help finance commercial solar - think community solar project, solar panels on warehouses, and more. According t…

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003 Roland Frasier: Faster Growth With “No Money Down” Acquisitions

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About Roland Frasier: Roland is co-founder and/or principal of three current Inc. Magazine fastest-growing companies, and he has founded, scaled or sold 24 different 7 to 9 figure businesses ranging from consumer products to industrial machine manufacturing companies with adjusted sales ranging from $3 million to $337 million. Roland practiced busi…

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002 Mike Koenigs: “Gamifying” Your Life and Money

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In this episode, Denise and Mike discuss: Health hacks and lessons that Mike learned during his cancer scare when he could only work one hour per day to keep his companies going. Deciding what’s important when you have a limited amount of time. The infectious disease of busy nonsense. How Mike creates boundaries in a world where everyone has a prop…

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001 Welcome to The Vacation Effect with Denise Gosnell

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Welcome to The Vacation Effect Podcast! If you’ve ever wished to be as productive as you are in the two days before you leave on vacation all the time, this podcast is for you! Denise has discovered the secret that you actually can be that productive, and maybe even take a week of vacation every month (or at least have the option to do so). Gain th…

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The changing culture of IT (Guest: Nancy Gohring) 27:47

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In this episode, we talk with Nancy Gohring - a senior analyst at 451 Research. I have known Nancy for a few years, and I am always impressed with her perspective on the culture of IT Operations and the impact of the massive changes in the last few years - and that is what we talked about.By Sumo Logic hosted by Ben Newton

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Getting to Know Developers (Guest: Stephen O'Grady) 23:47

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In this episode, we talk with Stephen O’Grady, co-founder and principal analyst at Redmonk. RedMonk is an industry analyst firm focused on software developers and helps companies understand and work with developers. In fact, Stephen wrote an amazing book “The New Kingmakers” that explains the rising influence of software developers. We talk with St…

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Diversity in Security (Guest: Ian Murphy) 25:18

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Ian has been a journalist, editor, and analyst for over 30 years and is currently an editor at Enterprise Times. He and I talked about his very interesting background, the need for diversity on security teams, and his passion for working with veterans.By Sumo Logic hosted by Ben Newton

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Doctors need data too (Guest: Dave Albert) 30:22

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In this episode, we talk to Dave Albert, CTO, and Co-Founder of Medit and the host of the CTO and Cofounder Talk podcast. We talk to Dave about the system he’s building at Medit for combing the immense amounts of data medical professionals need to consume and putting the information most relevant to them front and center. That, of course, raises so…

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Free the Data (Guest: Clark Richey) 29:39

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In this episode, we talk to Clark Richey, Chief Technology Officer at FactGem. Clark has spent his career working with data, and he co-founded FactGem to help companies get more out of their data. Clark is passionate about freeing data from its constraints and breaking the silos between data that hamstring good decision making in today’s business w…

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Data and Venture Capital (Guest: Jeremy Kaufmann) 33:26

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In this episode, we talk to Jeremy Kaufmann, Principal at Scale Venture Partners. Scale Venture Partners is a venture capital firm that invests primarily in technology companies that are starting to bring in revenue, and they focus on companies doing business on the Internet, in the cloud, on mobile, and delivering their product as a service. Scale…

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Data is a Lifestyle, not a Project (Guest: Michael Herskovitz) 31:01

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Our guest on this episode comes from an industry that has always been a pioneer in data and making good of data. Michael Herskovitz is an SVP and Co-Head of Global Operations and Technology at AllianceBernstein. AllianceBernstein is a global asset management firm providing investment management and research services worldwide to institutional, high…

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Fender rocks the data (Guest: Josh Couch) 29:30

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"In this episode, we get to hear from one of the most iconic and influential brands in the world - Fender - or more formally known as Fender Musical Instrument Corporation. Fender was founded in 1946 by the Leo Fender and is best known for the Telecaster and Stratocaster electric guitars. These instantly recognizable guitars have been played by the…

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Moving from Artificial Intelligence to Artificial Wisdom (Guest: Yoon Lee) (REPLAY) 34:57

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Our guest is at the intersection of innovation and creation at one of the most important technology companies in the world. Yoon Lee is the Senior Vice President and Division Head, Content and Services, Product Innovation at Samsung Electronics America. In today’s world, our lives are connected to our devices in a way inconceivable even a few decad…

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How iRobot uses Data Science to Innovate (Guest: Angela Bassa) 34:38

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Our guest on this episode, Angela Bassa, hails from one of the most innovative robotics companies on the planet, the aptly named iRobot - the creators of the iconic Roomba vacuum robot. Angela is the Director of Data Science at iRobot and talks to us about how iRobot's recent product announcements reveal more than just product innovation. Their new…

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Security Experts Panel - Second Edition 51:24

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We are excited to bring to you our second security experts panel discussion for 2019! We brought together a high-powered set of individuals that know security inside and out. As always, we have George Gerchow, the Chief Security Officer at Sumo Logic. And he is joined by Jadee Hanson, Chief Information Security Officer at Code42 and Teri Radichel, …

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Podcast Powered Projects (Guest: Matt Ballantine) 33:52

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Our guest on this episode is a repeat guest, and that’s a very good thing. Matt Ballantine is a multi-talented technologist who spends his days helping companies build and execute digital strategy with his company Stamp, and also hosts his own podcast - WB40 - with his co-host Chris Weston. I talked with Matt about his newest project which brings t…

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Machines that tell stories with Data (Guest: Amy Heineike) 29:07

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One of the most interesting areas of innovation in machine learning and artificial intelligence is Natural Language Processing or NLP. It is basically about teaching machines to both understand human language, and then reproduce convincingly human language in returnOur guest on this episode and her company build what they call “machines that can re…

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Finding the Mythical Centrist (Guest: Charles Wheelan - Author of "Naked Economics" and "The Centrist Manifesto") 37:13

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New York Times Best-Selling Author Charles Wheelan describes his journey from economics writer to his search for the political middle in the United States.Charles is the author of Centrist Manifesto, which helped launch Unite America in 2013. He is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at Dartmouth College. Charles formerly ran for Congress as a Democrati…

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A Data Science Super Hero Fighting the Creepy Algorithms (Guest: Cathy O'Neil) (REPLAY) 41:42

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More and more of our world today is being evaluated, analyzed, and driven by algorithms. You need look no further than your car insurance, your kids’ educations, or your mortgage to see the results of algorithms processing and delivering verdicts on you and your ability to do something you want to do. Our guest today is Cathy O’Neil, a data scienti…

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Master of Flavor (Guest: Jason Cohen) (REPLAY) 27:12

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Who knew that the food and beverage industry was ripe for disruption using the power of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data? Well, Jason Cohen did. Jason Cohen is the Founder and CEO of Analytical Flavor Systems - a startup focused on bringing the power of A.I. and machine learning to the world of flavors and sensory science. Jason …

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How Stitch Fix uses Data to Personalize Fashion (Guest: Brad Klingenberg) 33:00

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Our guest this episode is Brad Klingenberg - the VP of Algorithms at Stitch Fix. If you are one of the few people that hasn’t at least heard of Stitch Fix, Stitch Fix is an online personal styling service that both recommends additions to their clients’ wardrobes but really commits to its recommendations by physically delivering inventory to those …

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Industrial-Grade Machine Learning (Guest: Joshua Bloom) 36:33

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Joshua Bloom is vice president of data and analytics at GE Digital, where he serves as the technology and research lead bringing machine learning applications to market within the GE ecosystem. Previously, Joshua was cofounder and CTO of Wise.io (acquired by GE Digital in 2016). Since 2005, he has also been an astronomy professor at the University …

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Building the Data Science Future (Guest: Sarah Catanzaro) 35:56

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Sara Catanzaro is a principal at Amplify Partners, a Venture Capital firm that specializes in early-stage companies innovating with Machine Learning and AI. Sarah helps guide founders and innovators because of her incredible expertise built over years using data science to innovate for both the private sector and protecting US National Security.…

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Artificial Intelligence for Sports (Guest: Austin Basye) 30:56

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A data scientist trained in the world of particle physics, Austin is a Senior Data Scientist at Hudl - a really cool company that provides video review and performance analysis tools for sports teams and athletes. In this episode we talk about why physics is awesome - of course - how guided missile theory and passing a soccer ball are related, and …

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Designing Software for Humans (Guest: Amber Case) 36:44

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Amber Case is another personification of that intersection of the human and technology. Amber Case is an American a user-experience designer, author, and public speaker. She has combined a deep understanding of anthropology and human behavior with a focus on user experience - making technology work us instead of annoying. In particular, she is the …

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The Origin Story (Interview with Ben Newton on the WB40 Podcast) 22:19

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A few months I had the honor and pleasure to be interviewed on the British podcast - WB40, but one of my favorite people - Matt Ballantine. Matt and I talked about why we started the Masters of Data podcast and how it has evolved. So, I think you will enjoy this, and we will be back next week in your feed with another great original podcast episode…

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