I’m delighted to launch the latest episode in the third season of Explore Explain, a long-form video and podcast series about data visualisation design.
For this fourth episode it was a pleasure to welcome Eleanor Lutz, Graphics Editor at New York Times, and Lisa Wannanen Jones, journalist, designer, and Professor. We had a detailed conversation about the data and design story behind the New York Times’ ongoing project to track the coronavirus status around the world and across the States.
To find out more information about how to listen, view and subscribe to the audio and video versions of this episode, and to view the full list episodes, visit the podcast page.
Video Conversation
You can watch this episode on the dedicated Explore Explain Youtube channel or through using the embedded player below.
You can also watch a short highlights package of this episode, focusing on five key insights to emerge from the conversation. This video is on the same Explore Explain Youtube channel or through using the embedded player below.
Audio Conversation
The audio podcast is published across all common platforms (such as Apple, Acast, Spotify etc.), which means you will find this series listed in the respective directories through a simple search for ‘Explore Explain’.
You can directly reach the podcast on ANY platform by manually adding this url – https://feed.pod.co/exploreexplain – or by clicking this link if you’re reading this on a phone browser.
Here are further links to some of the key resources mentioned during this episode:
- Eleanor’s portfolio of work at ‘Table Top Whale‘
- Lisa’s portfolio of work on her personal website
- ‘A Guide for Covid-19 Risk in Your County‘