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Associate Professor Nicole White on the value of messy data
October 2, 2026This episode of Make Me Data Literate features Associate Professor Nicole White discussing the nuances and assumptions that can impact data collection and analysis. “When we collect data, you know, it’s never purely objective. It’s it’s…
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Associate Professor Kazjon Grace on AI and Creativity
September 17, 2026This episode of Make Me Data Literate features Associate Professor Kazjon (Kaz) Grace discussing the use of AI in creative pursuits, design, and education, and how powerful it could be if we used it to help us think more instead of less…
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Associate Professor Karen Lamb on Rigorous Research Design
August 28, 2026This episode of Make Me Data Literate is a super interesting chat with Associate Professor Karen Lamb about biostatistics, rigorous experiment design, the human side of statistics and more. “Because to me the whole thing is statistics. If…
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Professor Crystal Abidin on the Anthropology of Social Media
August 10, 2026A wonderful conversation about how social media works, and the humanity of data. Check it out! “Data is man made. This is something that we need to stress, especially in the age of generative AI. You know, even for a pedestrian who is…
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Antony Green on the changing election data landscape
July 20, 2026A fascinating conversation with Psephologist Antony Green on how the collapse of the two party vote, and the rise of independents and One Nation, impacts election night analysis. Plus the usefulness of polling, and why polling results get…
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Brett Sutton on Complexity in Data, Social Media, and more
July 2, 2026“Look, there was probably not a great deal in formal education. I’m sure I’m not the first person to have told you that. I wish there were more that related to navigating complexity and understanding ⁓ the kind of wicked problems that we…
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Data Centres and Energy, with Ketan Joshi
June 16, 2026A very timely and fascinating conversation on Data Centres and their impact on our energy emissions, the tactics used by the industry, and the generative AI industry more broadly. Always a delight to talk with Ketan Joshi! So many great…
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Dr Jake Clark on STEM education and all the things!
May 29, 2026 · 1 hr 0 minA fantastic chat with Dr Jake Clark, Principal Evaluation Advisor | Impact & Evaluation for STEM Education at CSIRO. Jake talks about using evidence to make STEM programs the best they can be, among many, many other things! “There’s so…
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David Spriggs and Data for Social Good
April 14, 2026 · 36 minIn this episode we sat down with David Spriggs, CEO of InfoExchange, a not-for-profit social enterprise working to empower the community help the not-for-profit sector have more impact in their work through the use of technology and data…
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Helen Dickinson on Qualitative Data and Inclusive Research
December 12, 2025 · 38 min"one of the other things that sometimes gets said is that qualitative research is subjective because it's based on people's thoughts and perceptions And to that I guess I'd say well, you know to a degree is but I don't think there's any…
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Mark Stickells on AI & the role of Humanities in STEM
November 26, 2025Taking a different tack with this episode, a wonderful chat with the remarkable Mark Stickells, AM, CEO of Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre, on AI and the role of Humanities in STEM. “I fundamentally believe knowledge is a human…
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Pascal Elahi on Quantum Computing, the value of a broad education, and a lot more!
November 20, 2025A fantastic conversation with Quantum Computing specialist and all round fascinating thinker, Dr Pascal Elahi. The worst data mistakes I’ve seen, besides let’s say using obviously biased data to prove a result you want is also usually, uh…

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