Sam Knowles

The Data Malarkey Podcast

Business EN ↓ 77 episodes

The Data Malarkey podcast – and it's audio-visual twin, the Data Malarkey Show on YouTube – a must-listen, must-watch resource of brilliant data storytelling. If only there were more people in the world with the pragmatic approach taken by my guests, well, there'd be rather less data malarkey about.

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Author

Sam Knowles

Category

Business

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Sep 22, 2026

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Episodes

What does it mean to be a digital humanist? With Quadriga University's Professor Ana Adi 15.03.2023

In the first episode of the Data Malarkey podcast, data storyteller Sam Knowles talks with Professor Ana Adi, Head of the Department of Corporate Communications, and Vice President of Quadriga University of Applied Sciences in Berlin. Ana describes herself as a "digital humanist", whose work focuses on online strategic communications. This includes both corporate social responsibility and activist...

Data Malarkey – Pilot Episode 02.03.2023

Welcome to the pilot episode of Data Malarkey – the podcast about using data smarter.   Data Malarkey is a new, fortnightly podcast hosted by master data storyteller,  Sam Knowles . In each episode, Sam talks to leaders and leading thinkers in data storytelling. Guests will be from many and various different fields and categories – business, academia, sports analytics, charity and the third sector...

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