Data at The Bar

Having Lauren Rosenthal on our podcast was a real treat. Do not be intimidated by the 60 minutes you see on your duration screen because this is definitely the most entertaining 60 minutes you will have today.Without too many spoilers, George and Austin stand with Lauren. Jim and Jeff, who are our esteemed interviewers for this episode, are wrong. And in unrelated topic, stereotypes? None of those tech geek ones exist here...Lauren is fascinating to listen to and her content is too. Follow her and Maven Analytics for all things good:(2) Lauren Rosenthal | LinkedIn(2) Maven Analytics: Overview | LinkedInThanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

Tim Plas is a character in all the good ways. Come hear his stories as we delve into Infrastructure, house bars, and DragonsCome listen and enjoy!(3) Tim Plas | LinkedInThanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

This one today will be speaking for itself.But in case you do need a teaser then listen up for sweetness chat. Candy, cocktails, and of course of our tasty personalities.We are lucky to have Maxx join us so listen up and enjoy!Maxx Chewning | LinkedInMaxx Chewning - YouTubeSour StripsThanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

In this episode of Data At The Bar we interview Jon Hackamack. Jon joins Jeff and Austin as he shares his perspectives on starting out his career and gives us all sage advice on cool stuff.  And then listen as Jeff steps in and it all goes rogue.  Add to that more content on dairy than any respectable data adjacent podcast should have and you have a winner! Business as usual, really!You can find Jon on LinkedIn at the link belowJon Hackamack | LinkedInThanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

Welcome back everyone!Our boys Austin and Jeff have a conversation with Matt Mike so if you are looking to learn a few "how too" from us finally then you will be blessed with a how to on making friends and creating content along with a how to not create an "in person" work environment.Matt's content is great, check out the links below and make sure to give him a follow:(1) Matt Mike | LinkedInThe Essential Data Skills Tracker (gumroad.com)Thanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

Welcome back everyone!Spoiler alert, we have been recording for ages and a lot of what we produced was not very good. Yup! Thats correct, we are actually way better than we have ever been so get over it.In this episode we hit up our some of those recordings to bring you what can only be described as the definition of data adjacent banter.  Jim shows yet again that he is the smart one, Jeff wants to fly a plane, Austin just wants to go on vacation, and is George an eco-warrior?We also have a call out for you all. We want questions and comments so we can respond to you. We really don't care what for that takes because beggars can't be choosey so have at it! @DataAtTheBar on Twitter/XLinkedIn: Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInThanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

This week, Austin and George meet the great Ida Lano!The word "legendary" can get overused these days but in speaking with Ida it becomes clear that she may just fit the bill. She has a career spanning 30 years at IBM, another 8 at Microsoft, and enough achievements to collapse a well-made warehouse shelving unit.Join us as we contrast the changes in the industry over the last 40 years, as well as discuss culture, gymnastics and adversity. Sprinkle in some Christmas wreaths, happiness bubbles and some reflections on why Jeff will be sad... and you have yourself a podcast! Below are links and things discussed on this episode #3 of Data At The Bar with Ida Lano.https://www.linkedin.com/in/idalanohttps://www.facebook.com/GophersAllAccess/videos/ida-lano-100-years-of-the-carlson-school/379955002692113/https://chineseheritagefoundation.org/chf-friends/Thanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

Introducing our new friend, Dan Waterstradt!In this episode of Data At The Bar we speak with Dan Waterstradt. We learn how careers are things we have to work to make successful and that he likes his whiskey as dirty as he likes his sports teams.You can find Dan and all his powers of LinkedIn at the link below. Follow him and us(1) Dan Waterstradt, MBA | LinkedInThanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Thanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans

Introducing your new best friends, George, Austin, Jeff, and Jim!In their introduction to the world the boys discuss themselves, how learning is fun, and what constitutes success from the perspective misnamed Ryans.They pose questions many would veer from, such as why sports analytics is mildly redundant, how many cows a day you can Jim milk in a day, and Austin learns that dogs may not be able to look up.Thanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Thanks for listening and if you feel extra brave, subscribe and follow us for more of this data orientated joy!Data At The Bar: Overview | LinkedInAudio sample credit: ericlemans