After the flood podcast https://aftertheflood.com/ We believe every organisation will thrive if they put their data to work. In our podcast, we talk to industry experts across sectors including technology, finance, mobility and health on how businesses can put their data to work. Mon, 24 Jun 2024 07:45:51 +0000 en-GB © 2019 After the flood A series of interviews with After the flood, a design consultancy in London developing new digital products and services from data. After the flood episodic We believe every organisation will thrive if they put their data to work. In our podcast, we talk to industry experts across sectors including technology, finance, mobility and health on how businesses can put their data to work. After the flood admin@aftertheflood.co clean https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 Episode 2 | Cennydd Bowles https://aftertheflood.com/journal/podcast/after-the-flood-podcast-episode-2/ Mon, 14 Oct 2019 13:30:49 +0000 Max Gadney https://aftertheflood.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2335 On our second podcast episode, Founder Max Gadney sat down with author and designer Cennydd Bowles. Cennydd is widely recognised for his book Future Ethics – an exploration on what technologists and the design industry can do to challenge the values and ethical principles of the work they do.  He has worked with clients such as Twitter, Ford, Cisco and the BBC and has lectured at Facebook, Stanford University and Google. Max and Cennydd discuss real-life examples of collective action, and what designers and technologists can do to create a momentum of change. 

You can find out more about Cennydd’s work at www.future-ethics.com.

Mentions

Future Ethics.
Speculative Everything – Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming – Anthony Dunne and  Fiona Raby.
Superflux.
Nudge Theory.
Google walkouts.
Government Design Principles.
Client Earth.
Hooked – Nir Eyla.
The Uninhabitable Earth – David Wallace-Wells.
Certified B Corporation.
Climate change movement: Alex Steffen, Bill Mckibben, Extinction Rebellion, Sunrise Movement, Greta Thunberg.

]]> On our second podcast episode, Founder Max Gadney sat down with author and designer Cennydd Bowles. Cennydd is widely recognised for his book Future Ethics – an exploration on what technologists and the design industry can do to challenge the values and ethical principles of the work they do.  He has worked with clients such as Twitter, Ford, Cisco and the BBC and has lectured at Facebook, Stanford University and Google. Max and Cennydd discuss real-life examples of collective action, and what designers and technologists can do to create a momentum of change. 

You can find out more about Cennydd’s work at www.future-ethics.com.

Mentions

Future Ethics.
Speculative Everything – Design, Fiction, and Social Dreaming – Anthony Dunne and  Fiona Raby.
Superflux.
Nudge Theory.
Google walkouts.
Government Design Principles.
Client Earth.
Hooked – Nir Eyla.
The Uninhabitable Earth – David Wallace-Wells.
Certified B Corporation.
Climate change movement: Alex Steffen, Bill Mckibben, Extinction Rebellion, Sunrise Movement, Greta Thunberg.

]]> clean no 0:00 Max Gadney Episode 1 | Andy Kirk https://aftertheflood.com/journal/podcast/after-the-flood-podcast-episode-1/ Thu, 25 Jul 2019 13:27:37 +0000 Sabih Ali https://aftertheflood.com/?post_type=podcast&p=2334 You can find all other episodes here

On our first podcast episode, Max Gadney sat down with data visualisation specialist Andy Kirk. If you’re interested in all things data visualisation, data design and sports this is a must-listen. Andy is a data visualisation specialist, author and editor of the award-winning website www.visualisingdata.com. Andy has worked with a range of clients including CERN, Google and Bank of England. Andy also provides design consultancy for Arsenal FC analytics and performance team.

Sports data visualisation with Andy Kirk

Based on our experience in the sports industry, it made sense our first episode would look at the current trends of data visualisation in sports whether that’s on TV or second screen devices. Andy and Max go through current trends and what the future holds for an era of more resonant, abstract and imperfect visualisation. 

Mentions:
Visualising Data / Andy Kirk
Our work with UEFA Europa League
Colours of Taylor Swift by Shirley Wu
State of the Art in Sports Data Visualisation white paper

Don’t forget to subscribe and rate our first episode!

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On our first podcast episode, Max Gadney sat down with data visualisation specialist Andy Kirk. If you’re interested in all things data visualisation, data design and sports this is a must-listen. Andy is a data visualisation specialist, author and editor of the award-winning website www.visualisingdata.com. Andy has worked with a range of clients including CERN, Google and Bank of England. Andy also provides design consultancy for Arsenal FC analytics and performance team.

Sports data visualisation with Andy Kirk

Based on our experience in the sports industry, it made sense our first episode would look at the current trends of data visualisation in sports whether that’s on TV or second screen devices. Andy and Max go through current trends and what the future holds for an era of more resonant, abstract and imperfect visualisation. 

Mentions:
Visualising Data / Andy Kirk
Our work with UEFA Europa League
Colours of Taylor Swift by Shirley Wu
State of the Art in Sports Data Visualisation white paper

Don’t forget to subscribe and rate our first episode!

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