HeyJaredThe GLaD Podcast
From the creators of the Spatial Analytics + Data interview and seminar series, we bring you the GLaD Podcast—Geography, Life + Data. A little geography, a little (academic) life, a little ”geography life”, and LOTS about data, mostly spatial.
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How to give (bad) talks (opens the original)
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Today, we’re talking about talks. Specifically, about *bad* talks. Speaking in public is such a core part of the academic life. We get jobs through it, we share ideas with our community, and we sometimes even try to persuade for money with speeches. And yet, it’s so hard to come by discussion, reflection and sharing about the act of talking. Worry not, GLaD to the rescue!
Episode 35: My Friend Claude—a one-year checkup with Prof. Elizabeth Delmelle (opens the original)
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On this episode, Dani, Rachel, and Levi join Elizabeth Delmelle, Associate Professor in the Weitzman School of Design at the University of Pennsylvania and Director of the Masters in Urban Spatial Analytics (MUSA) program, to talk a bit about how AI continues to change our academic practice. About a year ago, GLaD went on the record about how AI was impacting how we work, live, teach, and research. And wow! How things have changed! Or have they? The tools have definitely gotten better in some wa
Episode 34: A day in the life of...Sarah Williams (opens the original)
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This episode is part of our ongoing and occasional series on, “A Day in the Life of…” where we talk to folks about what exactly it is that they do (sadly, the evidence across episodes is starting to indicate that much of the answer is meetings and email). Like, how did they decide what they wanted to be when they grew up? And—just as interesting (we think)—how do they organize that crazy basket of activities that makes up “work?” What does a typical workday, week, or year look like? We're pretty
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