#DataFemme

Join me on an investigation down the metaphysical rabbit hole to discover how the energy behind the numbers and letters we use without a second thought could truly inform our lives.

#DataFemme Season 3 kicks off with an episode featuring Adam Wilson, CEO of Trifacta. Join us in our discussion of the sensitivity of health care data, where Trifacta falls in a data company's pipeline and so much more in!

Thank you to Trifacta for sponsoring this episode. Learn more about Trifacta and explore their free trial at trifacta.com.

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Music mixed from Innocence by "Nero"

Join Danielle Oberdier, Founder of Dikayo Data and Sepi Seifzadeh, Program Director of Open Source - Data & AI Technologies at IBM for a riveting discussion on Ethical AI, blogging about data science projects and much more.

This episode was kindly sponsored by IBM.

Sepi mentions a lot of valuable resources throughout this episode. Click HERE to access a comprehensive list of all resources.

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This #DataFemme episode features Open Teams' Dhavide Aruliah and Fatma Tarlaci as they work to restructure diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in the data science industry and open source community. What have we learned in the past year?

This episode is generously sponsored by Open Teams. Visit openteams.com to find out more!

Music: Dreams by Tobu

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As live conferences begin to resume, I paired up with my favorite data conference host Lander Analytics to bring you this panel of unique data wizzes, all of whom have found their own niches within the industry.

Panel Guests:

Ijeamaka Anyene | Kaiser Division of Research

Malorie Hughes | Amazon

Asmae Toumi | Pursue Care

This episode was sponsored by Lander Analytics. Receive 20% off tickets for the 2021 New York R Conference with the promo code DATAFEMME20 at rstats.ai!

This episode was abridged for optimal listening. If you’d like to hear the complete interview, visit dikayodata.com

This week's episode of #DataFemme is a riveting discussion on the synergies between chess and data science. How does skill at one inform the other?

Tableau Zen Master and chess aficionado Neil Richards is our wonderful guest this week and this episode is sponsored by my friends at Cockroach DB.

Get a free t-shirt from Cockroach DB when you sign up for a forever free database account at cockroachlabs.com/datafemme!

Anyone who wants to play me in chess on chess.com can search my username, @nelpire, and add me.

This week on #DataFemme, we take an innovative dive into how data science relates to the studies of astrology and enneagram featuring experts, Julie McGill and Sandhya Sudhakar!

This episode is kindly sponsored by my friends at smallplanet.com. They’re hiring!

Want to hear more about astrology and enneagram? Check out Julie and Sandhya’s web pages to get in touch:

Julie - 8thHouseAstrology.com

Sandhya: apertureculture.com

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This episode of #DataFemme features Selina Carter, multi-medium artist and Data Scientist at the Inter-American Development Bank. Join us as we explore the profound connection between data science and art, brainstorming the best ways to leverage prowess in both for a successful career.

This episode is sponsored by Sarah-Nell Rodriguez and her organization Be Data Lit, which educates advocates of data literacy on the best ways to support the cause. Hear more about Be Data Lit with a live cameo from Sarah mid-episode!

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On this episode of #DataFemme, data whiz Chris O’Brien explains the basics of cloud computing all the way from New Zealand!

To catch all the details, check out Chris’s accompanying slides to follow along with the lesson: https://bit.ly/2J8Ol2r

This episode was kindly sponsored by Linode. #DataFemme listeners receive $100 in free credit at linode.com/dikayo!

On this episode of #DataFemme, Stephanie Kirmer, Senior Data Scientist at Saturn Cloud, talks about diversity, self-learning R and the importance of taking action with side projects.

Thank you to saturncloud.io for sponsoring this episode.

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