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Popcorn for Dinner'Industry' Season 4, Episode 5. Plus Production Designer, Simon Rogers!This one’s for all the marbles. Your bosses were twiddling their thumbs waiting for lil Jimmy Dycker and now he’s only gone and OD’d. So it’s up to you Miss Golightly, time to show that you’re the smartest in the room. The thing is nothing… Now go prove it! Bankole & Eyo are joined by Ebube for this all-about-SternTao episode of HBO’s ‘Industry’. They discuss the role of humanity in this industry, Eric & Harper being honest and of course, Sweetpea and Kwabena on tour. Later, Bankole is joined by ‘Industry’ Production Designer, Simon Rogers, to break...
2026-02-062h 06
The Data Journalism PodcastData journalism in the face of ICE and subzero temperatures in MNMaryJo Webster is data editor at the Minnesota Star Tribune. She joins Alberto, Scott and Simon to talk about her team’s ongoing coverage of federal immigration troops deployed in Minnesota. They discuss analyzing data in a breaking news environment, and what reporters in other places can learn from the Star Tribune’s approach.Subscribe to the Minnesota Star Tribune to read more of their coverage.Work mentioned in the episode:Homeland Security presence in Minnesota dwarfs Twin Cities’ largest police forcesWave of immigrants file l...
2026-01-2923 minThe Data Journalism PodcastA Look Ahead to 2026As a new year begins, Alberto, Scott and Simon reflect on the broader state of the industry. They discuss dataviz favorites from 2025, what they're working on in 2026, and thoughts on the upcoming year in data journalism.Work mentioned in the episode:Computation + Journalism conference"Organ Transplant System 'in Chaos' as Waiting Lists Are Ignored""The Legislative Network Behind State Trans Laws"Copy, Paste, Legislate project"The Men Trump Deported to a Salvadoran Prison""Buildings wrapped in solid gasoline"Scott’s Nieman predictionEmpire of AI by Karen HaoThe AI Con by Emily M. Bender an...
2026-01-0544 minThe Data Journalism PodcastBreaking New Ground with the Straits TimesThe Straits Times is Singapore’s most widely read print newspaper, and its online presence is full of innovative data visualization projects. Our guests this week — Charlene Chua, Hannah Ong, and Stephanie Adeline — are three of the young journalists making it happen. They join us to discuss their work and how the Straits Times became such a powerhouse of data journalism.Charlene Chua, Hannah Ong, and Stephanie Adeline are members of the digital graphics team at the Straits Times. Their work has recently won awards from the Singapore Press Club, the Society for News Design, and the Societ...
2025-11-1446 min
Birth. School. ROCK! Death. A fierce panda podcastEpisode #6 - Angus Rogers (Opus Kink)Episode Six of Birth. School. ROCK! Death. has snuck in through the back door, glowering at the scatter cushions and casting a giant dark shadow over the hearth rug. Because this week’s fierce panda podcast finds Opus Kink singer Angus Rogers in full seething effect as he rattles through the tracks of his tears. With his band of skronking jazz post-punkas preparing to decimate the Electric Ballroom on November 7th the mighty frontman talks poetry, passion and passionately poetic farewells. Top lad. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-11-0347 minThe Data Journalism PodcastCharts as Political TheaterNot since Ross Perot’s famous TV presentations using cardboard charts have we had a national figure who uses data visualization props quite like Donald Trump. This week, Philip Bump joins Scott and Simon to talk about Trump’s use of data, and how politicians more generally approach information visuals. Plus, they discuss Philip’s background, how he measures success as a solo blogger, and the future of AI in data journalism.Philip Bump was a columnist at the Washington Post for more than a decade, where he wrote the newsletter “How To Read This Chart.” Since leaving th...
2025-10-1438 min
WE ARE THE FALL Podcast#94 - Simon Rogers Interrogation (2025)For this month's interrogation, we have the pleasure of sitting down with Simon Rogers. Identified in almost every Fall-related press article as the "classically trained" musician, we get some fun insights from his role as both a musician and a producer in the band. He was also kind enough to provide us with some photos and other Fall items from his archive, which we will be sharing over the next few weeks. Enjoy! [Intro: Phone message left by MES delivering instructions for the production of Pumpkin Head Xscapes to Simon Rogers]Are you searching for the new...
2025-09-301h 00The Data Journalism PodcastRoundtable: The shifting data landscapeData analysis is at an inflection point, with new technologies entering the field, and increasingly more practitioners working outside of journalism. This week, Alberto, Simon and Scott reflect on how they got into data journalism, and what’s changed over the years. They discuss how each of their career paths took them into newsrooms — and then out of them again — and identify key takeaways for those looking to get into data visualization today.The music this episode, made with TwoTone, represents Google searches for the word "webmaster" over time. The Data Journalism Podcast is produced by Ozzy Llinas Goodman.Do you have a new data-driven story or pro...
2025-09-0935 min
Creative Chats podcast300. Building Creative Magic with Simon Rogers: Mission, Meaning, and Making an Impact300. Building Creative Magic with Simon Rogers: Mission, Meaning, and Making an Impact In this episode of Creative Chats, Mike Brennan speaks with Simon Rogers, founder of A Little Better Co., about the essence of creativity, his evolution in professional life, and the importance of aligning creativity with personal values. They discuss the challenges creatives face in a tech-driven world, the role of curiosity, and the responsibility of creatives to use their power for good. Simon emphasizes the need for mission-driven creativity and the joy found in the creative process, encouraging listeners to engage actively in their creative...
2025-07-1636 minThe Data Journalism PodcastOutlier 2025: Dispatch from the data visualization communityOutlier is a one-of-a-kind conference, held annually by the Data Visualization Society. This year it was hosted at the University of Miami, where our very own Alberto gave the closing keynote. In this special episode, Scott and Simon chat with Alberto about the conference, his keynote, and the state of the data visualization industry today.Check out Alberto's presentation here to learn more about his keynote. The music this episode, made with TwoTone, represents Google searches for the word “outlier” over time. The Data Journalism Podcast is produced by Ozzy Llinas Goodman.Do you have a new data-driven story or project coming up? Tell us about it at datajournalismpodcas...
2025-07-0825 minThe Data Journalism PodcastFinding Ourselves in Historic Data“40 Acres and a Lie” tells the true story behind the Civil War–era “40 acres and a mule” program. It was the result of over two years of painstaking research by Alexia Fernández Campbell, April Simpson and Pratheek Rebala. The project won a Sigma Award and a Philip Meyer Data Journalism Award, and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in explanatory reporting.Alexia, April and Pratheek join Alberto, Scott and Simon to share their research process in detail. They explain how they used historical data to identify breaking news, and how genealogical tools helped them find living desc...
2025-06-1740 minThe Data Journalism PodcastDatapocalypse! Are we losing our public data?Cheryl Phillips is Hearst Professional in Residence at Stanford University’s journalism program, and founder of Big Local News, which empowers journalists with data – and has twice been on Pulitzer prize winning news teams. Now she has devoted herself to empowering journalists with access to the data they need to tell great stories.She joins Alberto, Scott and Simon to discuss the state of public data in the US in 2025, and what her team is doing about it.The music this episode, made with TwoTone, represents the Dow Jones Industrial Index in the week before we recorded this podcast. See if you can guess what happens to it at the end. The Data...
2025-04-2232 min
Data + LoveData + Love = Messy Data, Google Trends, and Data Journalism with Simon RogersGoogle Data Journalist and Data Editor Simon Rogers is in the house. We talk about the complexity of data, how searches reveal what people are REALLY thinking, and so much more.Check him out on simonrogers.net or tune into The Data Journalism podcast with friend of the show Alberto Cairo.
2025-03-0543 min
The Data Journalism PodcastChiqui Esteban: inside the Washington Post graphics team and how to visualize opinionChiqui Esteban is Design & Art Director at the Washington Post Opinion section.
In the first episode with new co-host Scott Klein, he talks to us about the lessons he's learned during his amazing career, from his early days as a student at a famous visual journalism program in Spain all the way to running the Washington Post’s graphics desk, one of the best in the world —and beyond.
Chiqui talks about how data journalism and graphics help news stay relevant — and popular—with audiences.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, represents attendence at Chiqui's beloved Cadiz CF football club games. See if you can spot somethin
2025-02-0646 min
’Paul Or Nothing’ PodcastGot Back Tour 2024 REDUX 2/3, with Simon Rogers/Roger Simons - Paul or Nothing Bonus Episode #143Depending on who you ask, this is my Got Back 2024 gig review with either Simon Rogers or Roger Simons. Don't ask why. All you need to know is that this episode covers the last two gigs of the entire Got Back Tour (including a soundcheck)!!!
Please enjoy. Peace and love,
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2025-02-011h 25The Data Journalism PodcastScott Klein: tales of 2024It was a year in which a Presidential candidate said a chart saved his life, generative AI changed journalism and we worried about whether the field is getting less innovative.
Scott Klein is an entrepreneur in residence at Newspack, helping publishers on WordPress and other platforms do great election coverage by building and adopting innovative tools and by working together. He was previously at ProPublica and at THE CITY. He’s also on the board of Muckrock. He’s based in Brooklyn.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, represents snowfall in NYC's Central Park.
2024-12-1755 minThe Data Journalism PodcastDavid Spiegelhalter: The Art of UncertaintyDavid Spiegelhalter is Emeritus Professor of Statistics in the Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge and author of new book The Art of Uncertainty
We live in chaotic times and David makes that world a little clearer with humour and clarity in this special interview with Alberto and Simon.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, comes from David, and represents the death rates of the patients of murderer Dr Harold Shipman.
2024-12-0435 min
The CutExplore secured creditor appointments and processes with insights from Lander & Rogers experts. In this episode of The Cut, Simon Cathro speaks with Keiran Breckenridge and Jonathon Turner from Lander & Rogers about secured creditors and receiverships, a topic not covered in previous episodes Jonathan Turner is a partner at Landers and Rogers, specialising in corporate restructuring, insolvency, and finance. He joined the firm about 15 months ago, moving from NRF. Jonathan's expertise and experience contribute to Landers and Rogers' growing focus on corporate restructuring, insolvency, and finance Keiran Breckenridge is a special counsel at Landers and Rogers, specializing in insolvency law. He has been with the firm for seven year...
2024-12-0346 minThe Data Journalism PodcastKae Petrin: data for changeKae Petrin is a data and graphics reporting at Chalkbeat, Votebeat, and Healthbeat, where they produce stories on education and voting rights. Kae is also a co-founder and part of the leadership of the Trans Journalists Association.
In the episode we discuss Kae's work, their view of beat-centric news organizations, and the challenges of K-12 education data.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, comes from Kae, and represents truancy rates by different demographic groups.
2024-10-1523 min
Don’t Miss This Edge-Of-Your-Seat Full Audiobook — Perfect This Weekend.French for Culinary Arts and Gastronomy by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/117982to listen full audiobooks.
Title: French for Culinary Arts and Gastronomy
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 3 hrs and 10 mins
Release date: 10-10-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: French
Publisher's Summary:
This French language course is designed for those with an interest in the culinary arts, focusing on the vocabulary and phrases essential for discussing food preparation, cooking techniques, and the food industry. Students will learn the terms used in professional kitchens, from ingredients and equipment to cooking methods and plating. The course also covers language related to menu design...
2024-10-103h 10
Discover A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Breakthrough.French for Diplomacy and International Relations by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/117981to listen full audiobooks.
Title: French for Diplomacy and International Relations
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
Release date: 10-10-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: French
Publisher's Summary:
This French language course is designed for those working in or aspiring to careers in diplomacy, foreign policy and international relations. The course focuses on essential vocabulary and phrases related to diplomatic communication, political negotiations, and international cooperation. Students will explore terminology used in discussing global issues such as trade agreements, peacekeeping, and human rights, as well as the...
2024-10-101h 54
Fuel Your Mind With Your Ears To A Must-Listen Full Audiobook.French for Fashion and Luxury Goods by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/118002to listen full audiobooks.
Title: French for Fashion and Luxury Goods
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs and 38 mins
Release date: 10-10-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: French
Publisher's Summary:
This French language course centers on the specialized vocabulary and phrases related to fashion, luxury goods, and the high-end retail industry across 5 learning units. Learners will explore terminology used in the design, production, and marketing of clothing, accessories, and luxury items, as well as language essential for discussing materials, craftsmanship, and fashion trends. The course also covers key expressions...
2024-10-102h 38
Fuel Your Mind With Your Ears To A Must-Listen Full Audiobook.French for Wine and Viticulture by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/117969to listen full audiobooks.
Title: French for Wine and Viticulture
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs and 56 mins
Release date: 10-10-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: French
Publisher's Summary:
This French language course focuses on essential vocabulary and phrases related to wine production, wine tasting, and the broader wine industry. Learners will explore the terminology used in vineyards, winemaking processes, and the business aspects of the wine trade. The course also covers language used in wine tasting, including how to describe flavors, aromas, and textures, making it ideal for...
2024-10-102h 56
Embark On A Unforgettable Full Audiobook On Your Commute.8th Grade French by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/66638to listen full audiobooks.
Title: 8th Grade French
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs and 39 mins
Release date: 10-09-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Education & Learning
Publisher's Summary:
This five-session audio course is designed specifically for 8th graders looking to enhance their understanding of French vocabulary and grammar. Whether you're preparing for high school or simply want to improve your language skills, this course offers a solid foundation. Throughout the course, students will engage with key vocabulary and essential grammar rules to expand their knowledge of the French language...
2024-10-092h 39
Unlock: This Thrilling Full Audiobook For Busy Professionals.7th Grade French by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/104664to listen full audiobooks.
Title: 7th Grade French
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 1 hr and 1 min
Release date: 10-09-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: Language Study
Publisher's Summary:
This comprehensive 5-unit audio course is designed to introduce 7th-grade students to the basics of French, focusing on essential vocabulary and grammar with an emphasis on speaking and comprehension. Throughout the course, students will learn key French words and phrases relevant to everyday situations, such as greetings, introductions, family, food, and school-related conversations. The course is specifically structured to help students...
2024-10-091h 01
Tune In To A Mind-Blowing Full Audiobook On Your Commute.Middle School French by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/117983to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Middle School French
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs and 28 mins
Release date: 10-08-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: French
Publisher's Summary:
This introductory middle school French course is designed to provide an engaging and age-appropriate learning experience for students in grades 6-8. Whether your child is currently enrolled in a French class at school or you're looking for a French curriculum for homeschool or extracurricular enrichment, this course is the perfect supplement to enhance their language skills. With an emphasis on core vocabulary...
2024-10-082h 28
Press Play On Your Ears To A Spellbinding Full Audiobook.French for Art and Cultural Heritage by Simon RogersPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/2/audible/117984to listen full audiobooks.
Title: French for Art and Cultural Heritage
Author: Simon Rogers
Narrator: Charline Leroix
Format: mp3
Length: 2 hrs and 57 mins
Release date: 10-08-24
Ratings: Not rated yet
Genres: French
Publisher's Summary:
This targeted French language course is designed to help you expand your vocabulary and expressions essential for discussing art, art history, and the broader art industry. You will master terminology related to various artistic mediums, such as painting, sculpture, photography, and contemporary art, helping you communicate effectively in these areas.
2024-10-082h 57The Data Journalism PodcastGarrett Archer: on the election data frontline in ArizonaGarrett Archer is the data analyst at ABC15 in Phoenix, Arizona, where he is a data storyteller and one of the foremost experts on Arizona's election system. As America votes, Garrett will be responsible for reporting the facts in one of the most tightly-fought US elections for decades.
Find out how he approaches election data, what makes it different to polling reporting and what will happen on election day in the key swing state on November 5.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, is from Garrett and represents Arizona party registrations over time.
2024-09-2324 minThe Data Journalism PodcastSisi Wei: data stories at The Markup and CalMattersSisi Wei is the Chief Impact Officer at CalMatters & The Markup, based in New York. Sisi founded the DEI Coalition For Anti-Racist, Equitable, And Just Newsrooms and was the Assistant Managing Editor at ProPublica. She has also won the Gwen Ifill Award.
Alberto chats with Sisi about her work and how she approaches telling stories with data.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, is from Sisi and represents the temperature in NYC in June 2024
2024-07-1529 min
Global People Mobility PodcastEp.18: Recruiting Talent for Global Mobility with Simon Rogers and Mira PathakTips for Successful Long-Term Placements
Summary
In this episode, Mira and Simon discuss the broad topic of attracting and retaining talent in the ever-changing mobility landscape. They explore the connection between mobility and talent, share insights on what makes a candidate stand out in mobility jobs, and provide tips for successful long-term placements. Simon also shares amusing stories from his time in mobility and recruitment, and they both share their favorite cities for global mobility.
Takeaways
The connection between mobility and talent is evolving, with a focus on attracting and retaining talent in the ever-changing mobility...
2024-07-1127 min
The BNI EffectThe BNI Effect Ep 11 with Simon Rogers - Starting A New BNI ChapterCheck out The BNI Effect Ep 11 with Tony Meredith featuring Simon Rogers! Simon shares his inspiring journey of starting a new BNI chapter with no prior experience and how it has boosted his mortgage business through referrals and networking. One year ago, Simon, together with others, founded the BNI Roar chapter in Coorparoo with 26 members, and it has since grown to 31 members, generating $1.6 million in referred business. Learn about the power of BNI's Givers Gain philosophy, where providing leads and referrals without expecting immediate returns builds trust and facilitates easy referrals. Don't miss this episode!
2024-07-0120 minThe Data Journalism PodcastAI and data journalism: the AP's Garance BurkeGarance Burke is a global investigative reporter for the Associated Press, with a focus on reporting around Artificial Intelligence. She wrote the chapter of the AP style guide around reporting on AI and leads a team which works with data to tell stories every day. She joins Simon and Alberto to discuss the implications for data journalism.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, is from Garance and represents Bills brought before Congress around AI over time.
2024-06-2633 minThe Data Journalism PodcastHow the Pulitzer Center does data journalismHow does the Pulitzer Center create such great data journalism? Alberto and Simon are joined by Doménica Montaño, the Center's program coordinator for environmental investigations. Working with terrific data journalists like director Gustavo Faleiros and Kuek Ser Kuang Keng, the team produces groundbreaking data work. Doménica explains what it takes to make that work come to life.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, is based on tree cover in Brazil.
2024-05-3127 minThe Data Journalism PodcastThe Cool Grey City of Data: inside the San Francisco Chronicle's data teamDan Kopf and Nami Sumida join Simon and Alberto to discuss how the SF Chronicle tells data stories, such as Sumida's recent exploration of the city's Japantown (sub required) and the WW2 internment that nearly destroyed it. The team discuss what makes the Bay Area such a rich source of data journalism and how the Chron approaches it each day.
The music this episode, made with TwoTone, is US Berkeley’s in-state acceptance rate.
2024-04-2949 min
NNBN PodcastEpisode 26 - Kevin Rogers, Chair of the Board at Wilson Browne Solicitors talks to us about his adopted home "Northamptonshire" plus lots more!Welcome to the exciting NNBN Podcast channel sponsored by Poppy Design Studio.
Kevin Rogers, Chair of the Board at Wilson Browne Solicitors based in Northamptonshire and Leicestershire, joins us to talk about his adopted home of "Northamptonshire", business matters in Northamptonshire, how businesses should get further involved in the education sector to support future generations and how Wilson Browne Solicitors have "all the help you need!".
Listen to Kevin also talking about how he shared the stage with us with Business Minister Kevin Hollinrake came to Kettering last March.
If you would like...
2024-02-2835 min
Paul Maleary's Ex-Job Downloaded PodcastSimon RogersSimon Rogers is a former member of Warwickshire Police. He commenced his career at Rugby and walked the beat for 3 years. He went on to join the traffic department. Simon decided that he wanted to be a firearms officer and commenced the application. However, he was unsuccessful at is first attempt but the following year he went on to pass his firearms course and become a firearms officer.Having served for a period of time Simon was a safety training officer and was identified as a candidate to become a firearms instructor this process is particularly...
2024-01-151h 00The Data Journalism PodcastAnna Brand: data journalism for CNNAnna Brand is the Managing Editor for Data and Graphics at CNN Digital. She chats with Simon and Alberto about building a data journalism team at the news outlet, explains how it works and what inspires her.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is based on the data behind this CNN Digital story about Halloween candy.
2024-01-1026 minThe Data Journalism PodcastHoliday special: why data storytelling mattersIt’s a different kind of podcast this week: Simon and Alberto talk about Alberto’s latest book, The Art of Insight, why data journalism is still a dream job and our approaches to working with numbers to tell stories. Find out what books got us here - and what we care about most, when it comes to data storytelling.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is based on snowfall in Central Park from 1869 from this dataset, via weather.gov.
2023-12-1844 minThe Data Journalism Podcast"Hungary is a data journalism superpower"Attila Bátorfy is a data journalist operating in Viktor Orbán's Hungary, heading up ATLO and pioneering the field in the country as a teacher and practitioner. Find out why he believes Hungary is the country to watch for data storytelling.
Music by TwoTone, based on data about rising Hungary's falling population. You can hear the full (long) track here.
2023-12-0533 minThe Data Journalism PodcastData journalism at The GuardianThe Guardian's Pamela Duncan and Ashley Kirk join Simon to talk about how data journalism has changed since he was there, how the news organisation works today and what is coming next.
Music by TwoTone, based on data from this story about rising surface temperatures. You can hear the full (long) track here.
2023-10-121h 00
Real Gems With Erin Ashley SimonReal Gems Ep.14 - Kheris RogersKheris Rogers is a creative in the traditional sense. She's the mind (and hands) behind a growing clothing brand. Her initial inspiration? Bullies. But, that was several years ago...when she was in her early teens.Today, Kheris inspires others through her forgiveness, hard work, inspiring messages, and of course, dope threads. She brings some of that inspiration our way and uncovers the importance of self-confidence and self-love as part of her process.JOIN OUR REAL GEMS COMMUNITY📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/realgemswitherin🐦Twitter: https://twitter.com/realgemserin🎵...
2023-09-1232 minThe Data Journalism PodcastAlan Smith: Inside the FT's data journalism operationAlan Smith is a rare breed: he leads the FT's team of data reporters and designers, but has a background in the stuffy world of official statistics as former head of digital content at the UK's Office for National Statistics. Alan is also author of How Charts Work, a handbook on designing with data using the FT's principles.
He chats with Simon and Alberto about his approach to data journalism and how to make numbers accessible for everyone.
2023-08-0934 min
Dad and Son PodcastLost Episodes Pt2 - 8th Feb 2022…New DaSP Studio with all the fruit..Paul Rogers on the wall & Wildcats hall of fame..Jack thinks Rogie should be in the rafters…It’s time to get the Teh Twins on the show..Jack Gives out NBL awards for Flopper of TheLost Episodes Pt2 - 8th Feb 2022…New DaSP Studio with all the fruit..Paul Rogers on the wall & Wildcats hall of fame..Jack thinks Rogie should be in the rafters…It’s time to get the Teh Twins on the show..Jack Gives out NBL awards for Flopper of The Year, Jacks trashes Xavier Cookes MVP…Jack chooses the NBA over the NBL…SpaceJam 3 with Jack Devlin…Adam Forde gets the love from Dad…Jack gives out his NBL awards…The Flopper of the Year..the winner is…We apologise to Bubbles Goulding. …Craziest Eyes Award…Super Bowl but Buffalo doesn’t make i...
2023-06-2536 minThe Data Journalism PodcastData journalism in Kenya, with Eunice MagwamboThis week we meet data journalist Eunice Magwambo, whose team has trained over 2,000 journalists in data journalism and visualisation and is part of a new movement of talented data reporters in the region. She talks about how data journalism in Africa is different, the appetite for data-led stories and the importance of sharing those visuals.
You can find more of Eunice's work here.
2023-06-1437 min
Turf Talk by Lawn Solutions AustraliaE09 - Turf Industry Guru Simon AdermannSend us a textSit down with Joe Rogers and his special guest Simon Adermann, a well known turf industry insider and Lawn Solutions Australia's national business manager.Simon shares his passion for green-keeping, his love of lawn bowls, his journey though the turf industry and the secret to having the countries nicest Sir Grange Zoysia lawn! www.lawnsolutionsaustralia.com.auwww.facebook.com/lawnsolutionsaustraliawww.youtube.com/@LawnSolutionsAustralia
2023-05-1923 minThe Data Journalism PodcastLive from Perugia: Data Journalism in Small NewsroomsRecorded live at the International Journalism Fesitival in Perugia, Italy on April 21, 2023. This panel brought together some great practitioners producing award-winning data journalism in small newsrooms and sometimes on their own. Moderated by Simon, the panel includes:
Yvette Cabrera, Center for Public Integrity
Miguel Angel Dobrich, Dobcast, Uruguay
Yao-Hua Law, Macaranga, Malaysia
Sisi Wei, The Markup, US
Great data journalism is often seen as a resource-intensive exercise that only huge newsrooms can afford to indulge in. But the speakers in this panel prove that's not the case. Working in...
2023-04-2651 minThe Data Journalism PodcastLive from Perugia: The State of Data Journalism Today at the International Journalism FestivalIt's a different kind of episode! Live from the 2023 International Journalism Festival in Perugia, this session features co-host Simon plus the following great speakers:
Tara Kelly, data editor at the European Journalism Centre
Sondre Solstad is The Economist’s Senior Data Journalist
Moderated by Lars Boering, director of the EJC
The session looks at how data journalists work, who they collaborate with, and the latest trends and sought after skills within the field. These are just some of the questions The State of Data Journalism Survey 2022 asks journalists from around the world...
2023-04-2153 minThe Data Journalism PodcastThe Sigmas: inside the world's data journalism awardsHow do you judge data journalism in 2023? The Sigma Data Journalism Awards is the only global award for the field and this episode sees Simon and Alberto chatting with Gina Chua, Aron Pilhofer, Kuek Ser Kuang Keng and Marianne Bouchart to discuss the state of data journalism today, the point of the awards and what's happening next.
The music is based on daily entries for the awards this season. You can create your own with Two Tone here. Download the full track here.
2023-03-3031 min
My Perfect Console with Simon ParkinHenk Rogers, the man who sold Tetris.My guest today is the Dutch video game designer and entrepreneur, Henk Rogers. While a student at the University of Hawaii, he’d while away the hours playing Dungeons and Dragons with his friends. After he moved to Japan, he bought a computer and used it to develop a role-playing game of his own, called Black Onyx, tailored to the Japanese market. When the game’s backer pulled out of the deal, he decided to self-publish the game, and borrowed $50,000 from a friend to set up Bullet-Proof Software.Black Onyx sold 150,000 copies and influenced the creation of t...
2023-03-271h 06
The Data Journalism PodcastRani Molla: data for journalismRani Molla is a senior correspondent at Vox Media, reporting for Recode on the intersection between work, technology and the future. She uses data to tell stories every day, whether it's about our return to the office (or lack of), the impacts of AI on our world or the rise of burnout.
In the latest episode of the pod, we chat about how she uses data to tell stories, her favourite tools and why data always makes journalism better.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is historical quit rates data from the Bureau of La...
2023-03-2026 minThe Data Journalism PodcastFlorence Nightingale and the history of datavizRJ Andrews is the founder of data design studio Info We Trust and author of a new series of books delving into the deep history of of data visualisation and storytelling. In this episode of the pod, he talks about three significant parts of the history of data visuals: Florence Nightingale, Emma Willard and Étienne-Jules Marey. While Nightingale created powerful visuals that changed how we understand mortality, Willard portrayed time itself. And Marey wrote a guide to visualising data that seems current today. You can buy the books here.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is l...
2023-03-1341 min
On PointHuman Rights and the CCP – with Benedict RogersJoin me as I sit down with one of my human rights heroes, Benedict Rogers. He is the founder of Hong Kong Watch and author of The China Nexus, among many other roles. We discuss what has happened in Hong Kong and the many themes in his new book. If you have an interest in human rights and what it looks like to speak up, take the time to listen and hear what Ben has to say and also buy his book (a great read!)
2023-03-0842 minThe Data Journalism PodcastThe science of dataviz, with Jen ChristiansenJen Christiansen is the author of Building Science Graphics (published by A K Peters/CRC Press) and a senior graphics editor at Scientific American.
In this episode of the pod, she talks about her approach to visualising scientific stories and to graphics, based on her long career in the field. "For any scientist to have their work in the lab or in the field and be worthwhile, you need to communicate it to someone - whether you're communicating it to your peers or to the broader public or to funders ... And I think that most training has b...
2023-02-2735 minThe Data Journalism PodcastCNN's Harry Enten: Data for TVHarry Enten (@forecasterenten on Twitter) is one of the most-high-profile data journalists in the world. He explains the numbers every day on CNN - whether it's election polling, sports or even his original passion: meterology, specifically snowstorms.
"I definitely see myself as a storyteller," says Enten and he chats with Alberto and Simon about his approach to making the numbers understandable for a TV audience, which charts work (and which don't), as well as who is in his head each time he presents.
They also discuss polling and how to report on the nuances of s...
2023-01-3035 minThe Data Journalism PodcastNigel Holmes: the joy of dataNigel Holmes is a graphic designer, author, and theorist, who focuses on information graphics and information design. He's also the author of a new book, Joyful Infographics, a personal journey through visual design. Alberto and Simon chat with Nigel about why humanity and fun is so vital in graphics.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is is based on honey production in the US, from 1998 to 2012.
2022-12-1231 minThe Data Journalism PodcastNathan Yau: the flow of datavizNathan Yau is behind one of the world's most influential data journalism and visualisation websites: Flowing Data. A statistician, Nathan started the site as a resource for students but it has become a go-to destination to find out the latest in data journalism. We discuss why dataviz matters, how to learn R and the quiz of the week.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is the percentage of people sleeping on a weekday in 30-minute intervals, based on the American Time Use Survey 2020
2022-11-2523 min
Data Journalism ConversationsEpisode 52: Conversation with Simon Rogers & Bahareh Heravi (Google, University of Surrey)In our latest episode, we spoke about the importance of archiving data journalism. Bahareh Heravi from The University of Surrey and Simon Rogers from Google discuss the challenges and the solutions to address this growing problem of lost content.
2022-11-1634 minThe Data Journalism PodcastAmanda Cox: bringing facts to the peopleAmanda Cox is Head of Special Data Projects at USAFacts, an unrivaled source of public data in the US. She's also an established data journalist and former editor of the NYT's Upshot data journalism section. As the winner of multiple awards, she's been referred to as the "Michael Phelps of infographics". She chats with Simon and Alberto about her career, how she feels about treemaps and how to put data out into the world.
The music this week, made with TwoTone, is the S&P 500 index over time.
2022-10-3131 min
Let's Talk PropertyLet's Talk Property - with Simon Rogers, Director, Sussex County WindowsAs we grapple with increasing living costs, do you know our homes lose around 10% heat through windows?
I chat with Simon Rogers, Director, Sussex County Windows about how homeowners and Landlords can improve the thermal efficiency of homes and property.
Simon also reveals how double and triple glazing has improved since the early days.
Heather Hilder-Darling
October 2022
2022-10-0121 minThe Data Journalism PodcastHow Axios brings smart brevity to data journalismThe Axios team have spearheaded 'smart brevity', but how does that apply to data journalism and data visualisation? Alberto and Simon chat with the team that makes it happen: Danielle Alberti, Jacque Schrag and Will Chase about how they work and what makes a project 'Axios'.
You can check out the midterms project the team worked on with Google Trends data here. Here are some more projects mentioned in the episode:
Variants tracker
1 million deaths
Poll worker map
Pie swarm
The music for this episode is based on...
2022-09-1537 minThe Data Journalism PodcastInside the New York Times Graphics TeamArchie Tse is the Graphics Director at The New York Times. He has been at The Times since 1995, and he has pioneered graphics reporting, often in person - especially after 9/11, traveling to Iraq to cover the US invasion, and reporting on the capture of Saddam Hussein. He is even credited by some with being an early adopter of identifying Republicans with the colour red and Democrats with the colour blue after his election 2000 maps.
Alberto and Simon discuss how his team works, his approach to data visualisation and journalism - and whether he prefers tree maps or...
2022-08-2536 min
The Data Journalism PodcastInformation is Beautiful: an interview with David McCandlessOne of the most successful published data journalists in the world today, David McCandless has a new book out: Beautiful News. His work is innovative, newsy, current and incredibly popular with readers — but sometimes controversial with what he calls the "chart police".
Alberto and Simon chat with David about why he gets such Marmite-type reactions to his work, how Hans Rosling opened our eyes to the power of data visualisation and the nature of beauty.
The music for today's episode is world GDP, made with TwoTone, which turns numbers into tunes.
2022-06-0837 minThe Data Journalism PodcastJessica Huseman: data stories for the US Midterm electionsElection reporting has become one of the most important journalism beats in America as we barrel towards the midterm elections. How can data journalism help?
Jessica Huseman has become the face of election reporting in America. Editorial Director at Votebeat, she also owns the data journalism training organistion Friendly State News and previously worked at ProPublica on the Electionland project. Jessica chats with Alberto and Simon about the stakes in election reporting this cycle - and how data makes everything better.
The music this episode is made with made with TwoTone and is the sound...
2022-05-0934 minThe Data Journalism PodcastA Data Journalist in UkraineAnatoliy Bondarenko is Data editor at Texty.org.ua, an award-winning news and data site in Ukraine, from where he joins Alberto and Simon to discuss his life in a war zone as a data journalist.
His team's work to analyse misinformation has won a Sigma data journalism award for best News Application and they are still producing great data journalism today, even as the country is under attack.
Some of his team's pieces include this analysis of satellite images of Russian military bases, an investigation into illegal amber mining in Ukraine and this interactive on...
2022-03-1023 minThe Data Journalism PodcastData journalism for the people! Ben Welsh and MaryJo Webster on the state of local data journalismHow do you make data journalism that matters to people about where they live? In the latest Data Journalism Podcast, Alberto and Simon explore local data journalism with two of the leading practitioners of the field.
MaryJo Webster is the data editor for the Star Tribune in Minneapolis and has devoted herself to training data journalists. Ben Welsh is the editor of the Data and Graphics Department at the LA Times, who also leads a new data partnership with the Big Local News Project.
The music this episode is made with made with TwoTone and...
2022-02-0945 minThe Data Journalism Podcast2021 in data journalism: Scott Klein on how ProPublica does it, plus our favourite projects of the yearScott Klein leads the teams at ProPublica that work at the intersection of journalism and technology. His teams have been recognized with a Peabody Award, several Online Journalism Awards for General Excellence, Malofiej International Infographics Award medals, the Data Journalism Award Jurors Choice Award, as well as Society for News Design Awards of Excellence, including one special recognition for “defining the design language of data-driven news apps.”
Scott is also co-founder of DocumentCloud, a service that helps news organizations search, manage and present their source documents. He sits on the board of the Muckrock Foundation.
Scot...
2021-12-1737 minThe Data Journalism PodcastInside The PuddingMatt Daniels and Caitlyn Ralph are just two of the team behind The Pudding, a visual collective of great visual data journalism - where you can find great longform data journalism such as this hunt for the internet’s oldest image, this guide to why women’s pockets are inferior and how many times a character says “cool” in Community.
And The Pudding crew also have a commercial arm too: Polygraph, which produces visuals such as the ones you can find on this page on the Google Trends site.
Alberto and Simon chat visual journalism with Mat...
2021-11-1749 min
Industry40.tvEp 16: Application of Artificial Intelligence in Process Industries - Simon Rogers ( Digital Transformation Consultant, Yokogawa )Perhaps the most common silos of information in Process Industries are the skilled workers who possess rare knowledge on how to optimise processes and maintain production equipment using traditional methods.
The good news is, the future of manufacturing is one where plant assets and operations have the capability to autonomously learn and self adapt in order to optimise processes with minimal human intervention, thereby freeing the skilled human resource for more value-added tasks. And that future has already begun!
To learn more about how Artificial Intelligence is currently being applied to solve problems in Process In...
2021-10-2946 min
The Conference Room with Simon LaderEpisode 38 – A Time to Automate, A Time To Delegate with Patty RogersIn this week’s episode, we welcome the founder and CEO of B2B digital assistance, Patty Rogers as she shares more about automation, delegation, and how to scale the business.
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
The importance of a CRM to store all your prospect’s data
Primary problems and advice when dealing with customers
Steps to take when determining whether what or not to automate in your business
The preferred method of communication for clients
THIS WEEK'S GUEST
Patty Rogers is the founder and CEO of B2...
2021-10-0438 minThe Data Journalism PodcastEva Constanteras: doing data journalism in Afghanistan, Myanmar and across the Global SouthEva Constantaras is a data journalist with Internews and Lighthouse Reports who works around the world to establish data journalism units to tell public interest stories. She has worked with data journalists in Afghanistan, Myanmar and many other places around the world where numbers can make a difference.
Eva chats on the podcast about data journalism in failing states and her process to help reporters tell those hidden stories.
Read Eva's chapter for the new version of the Data Journalism Handbook, on data journalism and marginalised communities.
The music this week is based o...
2021-09-2831 minThe Data Journalism PodcastThe Census data was published. What does it mean for data journalists?Angeliki Kastanis is a data journalist at The Associated Press and an expert on the US Census.
They talk with Alberto and Simon about what the 2020 Census data released so far told us, offers tips and tricks for getting the most out of it for reporters - and even working as a Census enumerator.
Key links: censusreporter, AP Census Hub
The music this week is based on the US Census (data from the Big Local News Project), and made with TwoTone.
2021-08-2031 minThe Data Journalism PodcastUS Census bonus episodeTomorrow (August 12) sees the release of crucial US Census redistricting data - which will shape US government and politics for the next crucial election cycles. It will also give us unique insights into the changing demographic makeup of regions across the US. Alberto and Simon chat with Joe Germuska (executive director at @KnightLab and Project lead @CensusReporter) and Cheryl Phillips (Data/investigative journalism lecturer @Stanford and Founder of @biglocalnews).
Want to know what to expect — and how to tell stories with it? This is the podcast for you.
The music this week is based on the...
2021-08-1119 minThe Data Journalism PodcastStuart Thompson and Sergio Peçanha: how to use data for commentWe all know that data visualization is a great tool to explore and make sense of numbers, and also to communicate those numbers to people. But there is also a long historical tradition in visualization that uses graphs, charts, and maps for persuasion. Think, for instance, of Florence Nightingale, who used data and charts to persuade the English authorities to improve the living conditions of soldiers during war. The persuasive tradition of visualization today continues thanks in part to the work of journalists and designers who work not for the news sides of their companies, but for their opinion s...
2021-07-3033 min
Salt + RockEp 13 Simon (Peter) Fishing, Faith, and the TransfigurationThis week we're kicking off a 3 part series on Simon Peter. We dive into Jesus renaming Simon, Peter, and learn about how our faith can be limited by our vision. We also discuss obedience, discipline, and even more faith. We end this week discussing how the transfiguration is still hard to wrap our heads around 2000 years later. Thanks for checking out Salt + Rock. We'd love to hear from you. Email us at saltplusrock@gmail.com with any questions, comments, or even a future topic for us to discuss.Want to start your own podcast? Get a...
2021-07-2822 min
The Tiny Bookcase#33: Interview with Simon BestwickNothern? Very. Nice? Extremely. (K)nowledgable? Without any doubt.Hear the musings, madness, and merriment of Simon Bestwick as Ben and Nico give him the grilling of a lifetime!Send us a textSupport the show
2021-07-1945 min
The Tiny Bookcase#32: Beneath The Crust with Simon BestwickBen and Nico call for aid once more, and the powerfully prolific Simon Bestwick is there to answer. The man has written their combined weight in stories, so let's see what he can do with the prompt "Beneath the Crust".Send us a textSupport the show
2021-07-1256 min
Leaders on a MissionLeaders on a Mission - Ed Rogers, CEO & Co-Founder, Bonumose, Episode 31In this episode I am joined by Ed Rogers, CEO and Co-Founder of Bonumose, a FoodTech start up, on a mission to make healthy sugar affordable for the mass market. Ed talks about some of his early learnings and experiences that helped shape his values, and his journey to becoming CEO and Co-Founder of Bonumose. He speaks about the novel methods for low cost production of high purity rare sugars, such as tagatose and allulose, from low cost plant-based feedstocks. He outlines his vision and mission for the company, his journey as a first time CEO, and speaks about...
2021-06-2242 minThe Data Journalism PodcastCOVID data journalism special episodeIn the latest episode of the pod, Alberto and Simon get to grips with COVID19 data and the challenges of reporting on the numbers during a pandemic.
Financial Times senior visual journalist John Burn-Murdoch explains how he hunts for the key data and talks through what he thinks we will see happening next.
The Covid Tracking Project's co-founder Alexis Madrigal talks about how to gather data where there is none — and how misinformation flourishes in a vacuum.
The music that opens this episode is the sound of Covid vaccination rates data from the CDC...
2021-06-0850 min
Push the Point: A Flesh and Blood PodcastPush the Point Episode 5: The Matt Rogers ExperienceIn Push The Point Episode 5 we interview the one, the only - Matt Rogers! This is not one to miss, sit back and enjoy this bumper length interview. Considering donating to the Card Merchant Charity Drive: https://gofund.me/ee9e8a90
2021-05-281h 08
The Blank Canvas Podcast033: Simon P LockEpisode 33 of The Blank Canvas Podcast with Simon P Lock. Simon P Lock is the visionary entrepreneur who put Australian fashion on the map when he founded Mercedes Australian Fashion Week. He was the champion of Australian designers, well before it was fashionable and he showed the world that that sophisticated fashion could come out of Australia. The success of this event lead to Simon holding senior management positions in a number of other international fashion weeks that sprung up following the Australian success; Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, Pakistan, India and the long established...
2021-05-161h 06The Data Journalism PodcastHow to make data journalism for humansIn this episode Alberto and Simon talk to Lam Thuy Vo, a polymath data journalist who works for Buzzfeed and teaches at CUNY. We discussed her data-driven investigative stories, her quantified self projects, and her interest in providing learning resources for data journalists from underrepresented communities.
Next, we talked to visualization designers Shirley Wu and Nadieh Bremer about their recent book ‘Data Sketches' (and how to avoid working with or for a-holes). Here's a great example of their work for The Guardian.
The music that opens this second episode is the sound of Covid vaccination rat...
2021-05-141h 13
Sweetman PodcastSweetman Podcast: Episode 256 - Mark RogersAn in-depth conversation with Mark Rogers - he's a DJ, publicist, promoter, music fan, bookstore owner and raconteur. From Wales, originally, Mark arrived in New Zealand over a decade ago via 20 odd years in London - some of them very odd: seeing Nina Simone live at Ronnie Scott's, meeting Johnny Cash, looking after Joan Baez and Emmylou Harris, compiling a seminal alt-country compilation. Amazing stories. And we got many of them here along with more recent reflections, including his weekly show on RNZ, Nashville Babylon and the time Jacinda Ardern visited his book and antique store, Bear Flag Books And...
2021-05-061h 42The Data Journalism PodcastHow do you judge data journalism?In this first episode, we go inside the Sigma Awards - the only global award for data journalism. Joining Alberto and Simon are journalists Gina Chua, Aron Pilhofer, Kuek Ser Kuang Keng and Marianne Bouchart to discuss the state of data journalism today, the point of awards and what's happening next.
The music is based on historic data of the US economy, such as GDP and revenue. You can create your own with Two Tone here. Download the full track.
2021-04-2753 min
The Data Journalism PodcastTEASER: Introducing The Data Journalism PodcastNew: welcome to The Data Journalism Podcast, the first podcast devoted to doing journalism with numbers.
Hosts Alberto Cairo and Simon Rogers will explore the latest in data journalism. You will meet the world’s top data journalists - and you will find out how they do what they do.
Subscribe to see how data is changing the world of journalism forever.
2021-04-2301 min
G&GLayers of Lane RogersOn today’s episode of Gays & Girls, the special guest is Lane Rogers! He and I dive into his early childhood, career, and his thoughts on the current situation of Onlyfans Vs. going pro. I also asked him some questions regarding the public views on sex work as well as his current relationship.
2021-04-111h 08
Performance TalksEp 4 - Tim RogersIn this episode of Performance Talks, we were honoured to be joined by Tim Rogers, an absolute legend in the S&C world. In a classic chat with Tim where we couldn't get much of a word in, we discussed the entry requirements to the industry, the role of younger coaches in driving the industry forwards, and combining strength and conditioning with performance analysis. We hope you enjoy the show and as always, please like, rate and subscribe to keep up to date with performance talks from elite coaches around the world!
2021-01-1559 min
Austropodcast#10 Star-Astrologin Gerda RogersSie holt uns die Sterne vom Himmel und
erklärt ihre Bedeutung! Die wunderbare Gerda Rogers erzählt im Austropodcast
warum es so wichtig ist - auch im Garten gut angezogen zu sein, welche Promis sie im Handy
gespeichert hat und vor allem, wann diese Krise endlich vorbei ist. Sie nimmt uns
mit nach Italien, stellt uns ihre Männer vor und erklärt, warum Simon als Krebs
nun mal ein Softie bleiben wird!! Achja, die Durchstarter-Sternzeichen für 2021
gibt es auch noch.
2020-11-1457 min
The Creative CallEP 4: Making your ideas happen with Simon Hird.Join Brandon and Sam as they sit down with Simon Hird (@simonhird). In this episode they discuss how Simon discovered photography, shooting weddings, his creative process, videography and more.
2020-11-1128 min
The Brit Pack MMA PodcastBonus Pod: 'Better Call Saul,' with Saul RogersIn another bonus episode of “The Brit Pack,” Simon hopped on the phone with one of the British contingent on the Bellator MMA roster as he caught up with featherweight Saul Rogers following his victory in the co-main event of Bellator Europe 10 in Paris, France.Rogers chats about his experience of a crazy fight week in France, as he was left completely on his own after his cornermen were sent home, and reveals what unexpected guilty pleasure he used to while away the hours when stuck in quarantine at the fighter hotel.The Brit also shar...
2020-10-2833 min
Tech EffectEP 16 : The Top Projector Brand Across the Globe with Simon RogersWith their vision "Create a new connected age of people, things, and information with efficient, compact and precision technologies", Epson is truly the pioneer brand in regards to Audio Visual technology. Join Pete Tecman Coman and Mark The Bearded Tech Skehan as they dive deeper into what Epson offers us in the coming years! In this episode, we have the General Manager of Sales at Epson Australia Simon Rogers! Tune-In now!
2020-09-1750 min
The Blank Canvas Podcast006: Simon MainwaringEpisode 6 of The Blank Canvas with Simon Mainwaring. Simon Mainwaring - CEO & Founder of the award-winning strategic consultancy We First based in Los Angeles, a New York Times bestselling author and was just voted one of the top 50 keynote speakers in the world by Real Leaders magazine in the US. Prior to starting We First, Simon spent 15 years as a writer and Creative Director at many of the world’s top creative advertising agencies including Saatchi & Saatchi, Wieden & Kennedy, and Ogilvy - working on brands such a Nike, Coca-Cola, Toyota, Motorola - winning over 60 awards at...
2020-09-0658 min
Who's on the mat? with Liz DaffenSimon Rogers from Restore Your Body Now talks about mindset, mental and physical well-being.Simon Rogers from Restore Your Body Now talks about mindset, mental and physical well-being. You can find out more about Simon here: www.restoreyourbodynow.co.ukMore about Liz: https://instabook.io/links/lizdaffen
2020-06-211h 01
Data Journalism ConversationsEpisode 3: Conversation with Simon Rogers (Google)Simon Rogers is a leading voice in the world of data journalism. As the data editor at Google News Lab, we spoke with him about the 2020 Sigma Awards, machine learning in the newsroom, and why collaboration is the future of data journalism.
2020-03-1829 min
Gardens, weeds and wordsUnknown ground. With Grant Simon RogersA blend of slow radio, gardening advice and conversation, and readings from the best garden and wildlife writing. These notes may contain affiliate links. Garden soundtrack Soggy October. Knowing a place, season to season. The idea of UNKNOWN GROUND (Terra Incognita) Reading 04:48 from Landmarks by Robert MacFarlane https://amzn.to/2WgmH5N Read by Rachel Coldbreath. Interview with Grant Simon Rogers 06:46 07:14 "Keep sharing the beauty” 10:46 An introduction to Grant’s work 13:16 The importance of walking through the landscape – immersion or escape? 15:14 The process of taking (or making) a photograph 17:00 A cinematic quality 17:44 The representation of the human element 18:19 The reaction of the public during photography...
2019-10-2433 min
The Open PewFred Rogers, Nonviolence, and Peacemaking with Dr Mike LongIn this episode Corey is joined by Ethan Shearer as they spend some time sitting down with Dr Mike Long, professor at Elizabethtown College and author of over 20 books including Peaceful Neighbor: Discovering the Countercultural Mister Rogers. Together they discuss the life and legacy of Mr Fred Rogers including his nonviolent, antiwar views, his peacemaking and we wonder at how we might apply his way of life to our own.
2019-07-2957 min
The Brit Pack MMA PodcastTUF 22: Saul RogersSimon Head catches up with British lightweight Saul Rogers, who features in the new season of The Ultimate Fighter: Team McGregor v Team Faber.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/simonhead/message This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit simonheadsport.substack.com
2017-04-1405 min
The PolicyViz PodcastEpisode #70: Simon RogersWelcome back to the PolicyViz Podcast! On this week’s episode, I’m excited to welcome Simon Rogers to the show. Simon is a data journalist, writer, and speaker and has worked at the Guardian in the UK, Twitter, and is now a...
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2017-01-1722 min
Partially DerivativeInterview: Simon Rogers, Data Editor at GoogleInteractive media, data journalism and ethics with Simon Rogers, Data Editor at Google.
2016-05-2500 min
Over The Edge PodcastSuper Charge Your Business Goals With CEO And Financial Expert Simon RogersHello Friends and Fans of Over The Edge Podcast, I am pumped to share this episode with you all. In Episode 4 I meet with Simon Rogers, the President and CEO of Basildon Financial, A financial planning firm located in Harrisburg, PA and online at basildonfinancial.com. Simon has also founded Basildon Wellness, a community center where guest practitioners encourage guests to live a healthy and well balanced life.
Simon is a very inspirational and motivated individual with a lot of real world experience that he shares with me on topics such as;
Self assessment
Facing your f...
2015-11-2445 min
Data StoriesData journalism w/ Simon Rogers[Thanks to our audio editor Nathan Griffiths (twitter.com/njgriffiths) for taking care of this episode]
Hi everyone!
After a long while … we have a real British voice on the show again! In this episode we have the pleasure to host data journalist Simon Rogers.
Simon has been leading data journalism initiatives at The Guardian for many years and he recently moved to Twitter (with the official role of Data Editor) where he takes care of creating visual stories out of Twitter data.
In the show we talk about his past expe...
2014-03-2448 min