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It seems like it was only 46 days since I was last afforded the of being invited on Jon Schwabish’s PolicyViz podcast. And yet, here I am again!

It is always a pleasure to be invited to participate in a podcast recording and, recently, Jon Schwabish kindly invited me back to record the 108th episode of the always-excellent PolicyViz podcast

It was a pleasure to have the chance to share a short recorded tribute to the legacy of Hans Rosling in this special Data Stories episode where Enrico and Moritz offered their own remembrance alongside several other familiar contributors.

It was super to be invited by Steve Folland to be guest on his excellent ‘Being Freelance’ podcast. My appearance coincided with my hitting my 5 year anniversary since I left the ‘normal’ working world and set out to become a freelancer so it was great to have a chance to reflect on this past few years

Thank you to Statistics Views for publishing a guest article I wrote for their site. Titled ‘Exploratory Data Analysis: Widening Your View Point’ it is an adapted excerpt from a section in Chapter 4 of my new book looking at some of the tactics involved in using exploratory data analysis to try unlock some of the ‘unknowns’ in your data.

I recently had the pleasure of being invited to record a new episode of the excellent PolicyViz podcast with Jon Schwabish, during which we discussed my thinking, intentions behind and contents of my new book.

A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of joining Helen Kennedy, leader of the Seeing Data research project I’ve been working on, and Jeremy Boy to record episode 69 of the Data Stories podcast.

It is great to see that an article Helen Kennedy and I wrote about the Seeing Data project has been published in this month’s Significance magazine, the ‘official magazine and website of both the Royal Statistical Society (RSS) and the American Statistical Association (ASA)’.

It was a great pleasure to be invited by Stephanie and Jon to join them as a guest for the first Rad Presenters episode recording of 2016, otherwise known as Episode #29.

It is always a sincere honour to be invited to contribute to be asked to join Enrico, Moritz and Mr Kosara for the annual Data Stories podcast review of the year looking back over the major trends and developments during 2015.