Data visualization podcasts for 2023
At Baryon, we’re huge fans of podcasts! Data visualization podcasts are a great way to stay up to date on the latest trends and techniques in data visualization. They provide valuable insights into various topics like data visualization design, visual communication, data exploration, and more. Listening to podcasts can also provide inspiration for your own data visualization projects. Finally, podcasts are a great way to learn from experienced professionals in the field, as well as stay connected to the data visualization community. They often present interviews with the most famous people in the field.
Popular data visualization podcasts include Data Stories, Storytelling with Data and Data Viz Today, but there are many more!
We’ve compiled a list of our favourite podcasts about data visualization (and data science in general) on Notion. This updated list shows the data visualization podcasts you should give a try in 2023. Use the button below to find information on all of them, including links to Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts!
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