Greetings,
The Stats+Stories #podcast wants to thank you, listeners for your interest over the last 10 years and 300+ episodes (and, obviously, we welcome new listeners!). We're grateful to our partners - the American Statistical Association - ASA, Significance and Chance magazines, in particular - and for the support of the Data Visualization Society and CAUSE for the support of the recent 300th episode data visualization contest and the lesson plan contest (entries still being accepted until Jan 1, 2024), respectively.
Now, we have an invitation. What would you like to hear as a topic on the Stats+Stories podcast? Who would you suggest as a guest for that topic? Here are a few ideas I've been thinking about - Do you know of someone who would be a great Valentine's Day guest who could discuss the recommender systems on dating sites? Do you have a recommendation for looking at the impacts of remote vs. in-person work? Are there evidence-based strategies for setting up fantasy football teams? Is is possible to predict a blockbuster movie?
Please send your suggestions as part of the ASA Community page, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, email (statsandstories@miamioh.edu), pony express, ...
Best wishes for a healthy and happy 2024!
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John Bailer
Professor Emeritus, Department of Statistics, Miami University
Panelist, Stats+Stories podcast
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