Recent Episodes
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#298 Data Storytelling Skills to Increase Your Impact with Kat Greenbrook, Author of The Data Storyteller's Handbook
Apr 21, 2025 – 48:34 -
#297 The Past and Future of Language Models with Andriy Burkov, Author of The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book
Apr 14, 2025 – 01:05:16 -
#296 How YPulse Built an AI Application for Market Research with Dan Coates, President at YPulse
Apr 7, 2025 – 43:19 -
#295 How To Get Hired As A Data Or AI Engineer with Deepak Goyal, CEO & Founder at Azurelib Academy
Mar 31, 2025 – 52:27 -
#294 Six Skills Data Professionals Need To Succeed with Abhijit Bhaduri, Brand Evangelist & Former General Manager of Global L&D at Microsoft
Mar 27, 2025 – 58:08 -
#293 Unlocking Humanity in the Age of AI with Faisal Hoque, Founder and CEO of SHADOKA
Mar 20, 2025 – 56:56 -
#292 Offline A/B Testing: Experimentation in Brick and Mortar with Philipp Paraguya, Chapter Lead Data Science at ALDI DX
Mar 17, 2025 – 37:39 -
#291 Developments in Speech AI with Alon Peleg & Gill Hetz, COO and VP of AI at aiOla
Mar 13, 2025 – 45:53 -
#290 Scaling Responsible AI Literacy with Uthman Ali, Global Head of Responsible AI at BP
Mar 10, 2025 – 37:16 -
#289 How I Nearly Got Fired For Running An A/B Test with Vanessa Larco, Former Partner at New Enterprise Associates
Mar 6, 2025 – 55:39 -
#288 How Generative AI is Transforming Finance with Andrew Reiskind, CDO at Mastercard
Mar 3, 2025 – 48:54 -
#287 Self-Service Generative AI Product Development at Credit Karma with Madelaine Daianu, Head of Data & AI at Credit Karma
Feb 27, 2025 – 48:17 -
#286 Data Science Trends from 2 Kaggle Grandmasters with Jean-Francois Puget, Distinguished Engineer at NVIDIA & Chris Deotte, Senior Data Scientist at NVIDIA
Feb 24, 2025 – 44:47 -
#285 Building an Analytics Production Line with Lee Feinberg, CEO at DecisionViz
Feb 20, 2025 – 56:02 -
Industry Roundup #3: The Rise of Reasoning LLMs, OpenAI Operator, Project Stargate, and Gemini’s Struggle for Recognition
Feb 19, 2025 – 29:46 -
#284 How Optimization Powers Decision Intelligence with Duke Perrucci & Ed Klotz, CEO and Senior Mathematical Optimization Specialist at Gurobi Optimization
Feb 17, 2025 – 45:16 -
#283 Data Storytelling With High ROI: How to Create Great Thought Leadership with Cindy Anderson & Anthony Marshall, CMO and Senior Research Director at IBM
Feb 13, 2025 – 38:00 -
#282 Navigating the Challenges of Product Integrations with Gil Feig, Co-Founder and CTO of Merge
Feb 10, 2025 – 27:46 -
#281 Developing AI Products That Impact Your Business with Venky Veeraraghavan, Chief Product Officer at DataRobot
Feb 6, 2025 – 38:45 -
#280 Can We Create A Universal AI Employee? with Surojit Chatterjee, CEO of Ema
Feb 3, 2025 – 39:18 -
#279 Customer Strategy in the Age of AI with David Edelman, Harvard Business School Fellow, Executive Advisor with BCG
Jan 30, 2025 – 47:57 -
#278 Building Multi-Modal AI Applications with Russ d'Sa, CEO & Co-founder of LiveKit
Jan 27, 2025 – 47:18 -
#277 How Generative AI is Changing Leadership with Christie Smith, Founder of the Humanity Institute and Kelly Monahan, Managing Director, Upwork Research Institute
Jan 23, 2025 – 48:15 -
#276 Why Getting AI Ethics Right Really Matters with Christopher DiCarlo, Professor at University of Toronto, Senior Researcher and Ethicist at Convergence Analysis
Jan 20, 2025 – 48:31 -
#275 Did Gen AI Kill NLP? with Meri Nova, Technical Founder at Break into Data
Jan 16, 2025 – 39:41 -
#274 Data Trends & Predictions 2025 with DataCamp's CEO & COO, Jonathan Cornelissen & Martijn Theuwissen
Jan 13, 2025 – 45:00 -
#273 Reviewing Our Data Trends & Predictions of 2024 with DataCamp's CEO & COO, Jonathan Cornelissen & Martijn Theuwissen
Jan 9, 2025 – 31:41 -
#272 The Unreasonable Effectiveness of AI in Software Development with Eran Yahav, CTO of Tabnine
Jan 6, 2025 – 41:35 -
#271 Creating High Quality AI Applications with Theresa Parker & Sudhi Balan, Rocket Software
Jan 2, 2025 – 51:28 -
Best of 2024: Data & AI Trends in 2024, with Tom Tunguz, General Partner at Theory Ventures
Dec 30, 2024 – 38:47 -
Best of 2024: 50 Years of SQL with Don Chamberlin, Computer Scientist and Co-Inventor of SQL
Dec 26, 2024 – 36:44 -
Best of 2024: The Art of Prompt Engineering with Alex Banks, Founder and Educator, Sunday Signal
Dec 23, 2024 – 44:58 -
Best of 2024: Data Storytelling and Visualization with Lea Pica from Present Beyond Measure
Dec 19, 2024 – 01:12:34 -
#270 Leadership in the AI Era with Dana Maor, Senior Partner at McKinsey & Company
Dec 16, 2024 – 35:28 -
#269 Governing Data Models with Sarah Levy, CEO and Co-Founder at Euno
Dec 12, 2024 – 38:08 -
#268 Scaling AI in the Enterprise with Abhas Ricky, Chief Strategy Officer at Cloudera
Dec 9, 2024 – 44:00 -
Industry Roundup #2: AI Agents for Data Work, The Return of the Full-Stack Data Scientist and Old languages Make a Comeback
Dec 6, 2024 – 28:17 -
#267 No More NoSQL? How AI is Changing the Database with Sahir Azam, Chief Product Officer at MongoDB
Dec 5, 2024 – 44:17 -
#266 Edge AI with Derek Collison & Justyna Bak, CEO & VP of Marketing at Synadia
Dec 2, 2024 – 39:40 -
#265 What You Need to Know About the EU AI Act with Dan Nechita, EU Director at Transatlantic Policy Network
Nov 28, 2024 – 48:34 -
#264 From Gen AI to Gen BI with Omri Kohl, CEO and Co-Founder of Pyramid Analytics
Nov 25, 2024 – 49:05 -
Industry Roundup #1: OpenAI vs Anthropic, Claude Computer Use, NotebookLM
Nov 22, 2024 – 30:42 -
#263 The Data to AI Journey with Gerrit Kazmaier, VP and GM of Data Analytics at Google Cloud
Nov 21, 2024 – 55:48 -
#262 Self-Service Business Intelligence with Sameer Al-Sakran, CEO at Metabase
Nov 18, 2024 – 51:33 -
#261 Low Code Data Science with Michael Berthold, CEO and co-founder of KNIME
Nov 14, 2024 – 34:09 -
#260 Harnessing the Power of Now With Real-Time Analytics with Zuzanna Stamirowska & Hélène Stanway
Nov 13, 2024 – 53:38 -
#259 Getting the Data For Your Data-Driven Decisions with Jonathan Bloch & Scott Voigt
Nov 7, 2024 – 46:16 -
#258 Machine Learning for Ride Sharing at Lyft, with Rachita Naik, ML Engineer at Lyft
Nov 4, 2024 – 37:02 -
#257 Can You Use AI-Driven Pricing Ethically? with Jose Mendoza, Academic Director & Clinical Associate Professor at NYU
Nov 1, 2024 – 45:35 -
#256 From Deep Learning to SuperIntelligence with Terry Sejnowski, Head of Computational Neurobiology at Salk Institute
Oct 28, 2024 – 51:00
Recent Reviews
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Johnny Appleseed1THE Data Science PodcastExcellent speakers, key questions, and great breadth
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Testrail57Great Contnet, unnatural paceI’m not sure why, but this podcast is somehow unnaturally speed up. It seems to have been over edited and they cut pauses in a conversation, which makes it difficult to listen to. Pauses, “unms” and okay.
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HTMLdevBest data science podcastThis is my favorite data science podcast. Please consider making weekly podcasts<3
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namnnumbrGreat content poor qualityI love this podcast for the information in it; I hate listening to the podcast because it hurts my ears. The recording quality or compression is quite poor and makes it very difficult to listen to.
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Px1mac011Love itI love this podcast, it’s really the only one I listen to on a regular basis. I go through withdrawals when I don’t have my dataframed fix!
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daviddalipI never miss DataFramed!DataFramed is a must for aspiring data pros and anyone who wants to understand what data science is all about as a practice. That should cover just about everyone - I’m talking to you managers, leaders and other decision makers! It’s the highlight of the week for me as I try to become proficient in this field because I learn about the career paths of real working data scientists, leaders in their field. Hugo Bowne-Anderson is an excellent host and interviewer, prompting the guests to talk about their challenges, concerns, and view of the future of the field. It’s a welcome big picture view and break from learning math and coding. I also learn valuable practical lessons in the short segments that break-up the guest interviews. For example, the last few weeks featured DataCamp’s Emily Robinson’s superb introduction to the Data Science around A/B testing and proper experimentation. I always learn a lot, and I always recommend DataFramed.
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Inflaton83Extrenely usefulDataframed is definitely one of the best data science related podcasts around.
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ericalynnkendallGreatI'm a huge fan of Data Camp and now Data Framed for a while now. I would say that the only aspect that is sometimes a bit much is the voice of the host. I know that should not outweigh the content of the podcast, but at times it is a bit too much for me.
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thefanman6177Fantastic resource for aspiring/working Data ScientistsThis podcast is the bomb. Hugo is a great host and I absolutely love hearing about what “data sciencey” things people are doing across different industries. I’ve gotten so many useful tidbits (e.g. new techniques, packages) and bigger picture takeaways (e.g. archetypes of data scientists, asking critical questions before beginning an analysis) that I’ve applied in my own work as a data scientist. I recently did an overnight road trip and found listening to the podcast on my drive more effective than coffee at keeping me awake. Sometimes it can get a bit repetitive (same questions between episodes, same concepts emphasized within a podcast) but just when I thought I had heard it all there’s a blooper reel in episode 38 to keep things fresh. Hats off to you Hugo and DataCamp. Please keep up the good work!
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OpusBMy new favorite!I originally came across DataCamp to learn Python for data science and thought I’d give the podcast a try as well. Both are incredible! Hugo does an incredible job making data science interviews engaging and thought provoking. He really asks great questions and guides the conversation incredibly well. Some day I hope to be as amazing and intrigued as Hugo!
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funkstar acrobatEXCELLENT, all 'roundEvery aspect of DataFramed is outstanding: Hugo is a great educator, interviewer, etc. and has a clear and resonant voice; the production values are top notch; the guests are wonderful; the form of the podcast is excellent with relevant and informative breaks built in. I don't think I've ever heard another podcast nail everything so well from the earliest episodes. Thank you!
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danbooth1123Excellent general coverage, expert guests, plus practical new tips each weekThis is pitched for both new and experienced Data Scientists, with episode content designed to have enough for the whole spectrum of listener. The break up of the core interview with helpful practical interludes is great to stay engaged. The guests are very experienced and experts in their areas. Hugo asks helpful clarifying questions during his interviews and spends time summarising and reviewing key concepts we learn during the episode. This helps find practical take aways. Finally, I love the recurring "most favourite technique" and "call to action" final questions, because they are super practical. Each week I make sure I document and brush up on these—in addition to the interlude suggestions—so I can be mindful to use them in my job as a Data Scientist.
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BobbyddogGreat resourceInformative, great guests, anyone can learn from this...even true beginners
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geofferesenHumorous, Logical, InformativeI am looking to learn about and become a part of data science community, and DataFramed is such an excellent inspiration and guide.
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jp.datasciGreat listen for those curious about Data ScienceThis is a great podcast for those new to data science like myself or even seasoned professionals. It's great to hear how people got their starts, projects they're working on and challeges in the data science field. This podcast makes me even more excited to be transitioning my career to data science!
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JakeAnderData FramerI listen to a couple other podcasts and this one attracted me because it explored some industry experts I haven't heard of before. Ben talking about data science in the trucking industry was a highlight for me. The latest episode with Katie about nuclear engineering and data science was fascinating. I do wish the descriptions were a little longer on the iTunes and Google Play pages but not a huge deal. Looking forward to the next one!
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Konz4Informative, interactive, and interestingMy boss introduced me to datacamp as a way for our team to all get the same training in data science. Hugo quickly became all our favorite teacher for the lessons. When we heard about this pod cast we all listened together while working. Hugo brings some of the more complicated topics forward in a very understandable way and teaches though examples very well. I would recommend this podcast to anyone who is just starting in data science, to an experienced pythonista!
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tarhoneyGreat Tool To Learn About Data ScienceI discovered this podcast and found it enjoyable to learn about all of the different ways data science is applied in real-world scenarios. Hugo and his guest are engaging and thoughtful. There are also tips scattered throughout the interviews. 5 stars and recommend anyone interested in data science to listen!
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HjohnsenEntertaining and informativeI've really been enjoying the dataframed podcast. I've been studying towards becoming a data scientist for about a year, and this podcast has been a really great addition to my studies. It gives good insight into the kinds of problems that data science can tackle through interviews with current practitioners. Hugo makes sure to ask for clarifications on terms and concepts, so this podcast is appropriate for beginners while not being too basic. The guests so far have been very good, and I've learned something from every episode. Plus, Hugo's inflections make everything sound extra exciting!
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Aspiring.ScientistRich data science content!Great podcast covering many aspects of Data Science, worth re-listening multiple times to all the episodes so far as they are overflowing with quality insight!!
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OfficerGleasonCuts through the hype and builds genuine interestLike many others, I am interested in becoming a data scientist, or at least learn to use data to help guide police and practices in my career. DataFramed has wonderful guests who speak clearly about their experiences with data, data science, machine learning, and other hot topics; however, Hugo --the Host-- makes sure that his guests can explain these more esoteric concepts to beginners like me. In addition to the guests, there are frequent segments on news and trends in the field. I really enjoyed the conversation wherein a guest argued that one day, full stack developers maybe using langauges other than R, Stata, or Julia to crunch numbers. If you like Data, then you need DataFramed.
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Wyn_WynA worthy podcast.I thoroughly enjoyed all the episodes, especially the one with Roger Peng. I love how there are concrete stories associated with data from each guest; it makes me see the bigger picture of the field. A must-listen podcast!
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ChadwgardnerFinally the Right Data Science Podcast!I've been looking everywhere for a great data science podcast, and this is it! Hugo is a charming host, and the guests are top caliber industry and academic experts. The podcast segments are insightful and practical. If you are looking to get into Data Science or are a seasoned professional, this is your podcast!
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balabala moonGreat insights and conversations for all Data Science skill levelsHugo is a great host and even better questions of his guests who are impactful in their respective industries. He expertly wears the interviewer hat while being an effective spokesperson for the Datacamp and Data Science learning community. Keep it and I am excited for what future episodes hold!
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FseanmylawSr Data ScientistA wonderfully refreshing podcast on data science that is packed with a great lineup of guests. The short but focused side discussions also offer a good change of pace to the show. Anybody interested in immersing themselves into the field of data science should give this podcast a listen! Highly recommended.
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Nirro90Perfect for introductory Data ScientistsI found datacamp while learning R for a project at work and fell in love with data science techniques. Now I listen faithfully every week as Hugo interviews fantastic community contributors every week!
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bring on more frogs!Catnip for data nerdsI'm getting many more dinner party invites since I started listening. I'd have given 6 out of 5 stars if there was more discussion of Hugo's beard.
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Andrea4AnimalsA fun way to learn data scienceHugo is always fun to watch in videos and listen to in podcasts. He explains difficult concepts in a way that is easy to understand, making the data-science-beginner feel more confident. Thank you for being so committed to the community!
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Jake pod dogNice podcastThis is a really nice podcast. Thanks!
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Sue MarquezIntellectually stimulating and fun podcast.I have already gone through a couple of episodes of the podcast and I am enjoying each of them. Hugo is great host and has gathered very smart people to talk about the challenges and also the path that many data scientists follow. The structure of the podcast is from data problems, mathematics and potential areas to explore by data scientists. I highly recommend the podcast.
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dalieboyFantastic!!Hugo has deep insights into this field like very few other people do. I recommend it if you’re a data scientist who wants to be in the know!
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dr. PhatInspiring!Hello dear listeners, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed each of the episodes I’ve listened to so far! Hugo has collected a really diverse and entertaining group of data science thought leaders. I love the little segments he intersperses throughout the interviews. Regardless of your previous data experience, there is something to learn in every episode!
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NnesmanIncredible PodcastHugo is a blast to listen to!
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ericmajinglongHumorous, entertaining, and informative!Hugo has developed a great set of podcast episodes that explores the data science landscape from a variety of practitioners. Looking forward to more!
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enceladusdataBinge worthy podcast!Its nice having a podcast dedicated to data science. I've enjoyed the guest as well as the format. The podcast has quick bits during interview breaks that offer insight and helpful tips. Keep up the great work!
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nick33825My new favorite data science podcastHugo is the Australian Larry King. He gets the best guests and asks them thoughtful and witty questions. This one is a keeper!
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BluewoodtreeInformative podcast with great guestsThis is a really great podcast, and I really enjoy hearing how the daily work of experienced data scientists looks like and what challenges they are working on. The moderator's questions are super well-tailored to each of his guests, which makes the topics and disussions super diverse, fresh, and interesting.
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RussellRussellEverywhereMad science :) Super entertaining!!I really enjoyed these Data Framed podcasts. Especially Dave Robinson’s ‘Citizen Data Science’ and Hilary Mason’s look at the past, present and future of data science. I think the whole series strikes the right balance between catering for the amateur data dude (like me) as well as adding plenty of content for the more experienced data scientists out there. And it’s free!! Thanks!
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gcds_Finally a good & consistent Data Science podcastThe quality of the guests are great, and the segments are interesting. I particularly enjoyed the hilary mason episode & the Robert Chang one.
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Maverick976Great podcast!Hugo does an a some job and the guests have been good too.
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TimesReader2011Good hostHost Hugo draws thoughts out of guests and impresses with his strong beard (not shown).
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thomas929292Entertaining and informativeHugo does an incredible job keeping the listener engaged while still delivering interesting insights. The guests are fantastic and the overall production quality is spot on. More of this please!
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acadian04Really interesting podcastI enjoyed it. I liked hearing Hilary mason talking about her different data science projects and career.
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Izzy54902Insightful, interesting, awesomeHilary Mason was an excellent first guest for this podcast. There’s nothing else like it out there and Hugo is a perfect host for such a podcast. Can’t wait to listen to more!
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