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A podcast dedicated to all things quantitative, ranging from the relevant to the highly irrelevant. Co-hosts Patrick Curran and Greg Hancock talk about serious statistical topics, but without taking themselves too seriously. Think: CarTalk hi-jacked by the two grumpy old guys from the Muppets, grousing about quantitative methods, statistics, and data analysis, all presented to you with the product... more

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In this week's episode, Patrick and Greg have a lovely conversation with Jeremy Miles, a quantitative methodologist who has worked in both academic and industry settings. Jeremy draws on his own extensive experiences to describe what an industry job ... more

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In this week's episode, as we head into the academic job season, Patrick and Greg offer some well-meaning advice about one of the most important aspects of an on-site interview, the academic job talk. Along the way they also mention the changing of t... more

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In this week's In The Wild episode, Patrick and Greg turn their Quantitude loose on the premise that birth order has a causal impact on the very person who you are. They discuss what questions they would raise and what issues they would need to have ... more

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In this week's episode, Greg and Patrick explore the very cool yet often overlooked suite of non-parametric statistical tests. They talk about their strengths and weaknesses and how these might be profitably used in practice. Along the way they also ... more

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Miles
A quantitative methodologist with experience in both academic and industry settings.
Episode: S7E06 Non-Academic Jobs: A Conversation with Jeremy Miles
Dr. Gerard Slobogin
A medical doctor providing insights on health topics
Not specified
Episode: S6E13 Group Codes in GLM: Dummy and Dummier
Ken Bolan
A friend and colleague of Greg Hancock, mentioned in relation to lectures given together.
University of Bologna
Episode: S6E04 Person-Centered vs. Variable-Centered Analysis
Ethan McCormick
Assistant Professor of Educational Statistics and Data Science
University of Delaware
Episode: S6E01 Growth as a Predictor? Back to School with Ethan McCormick
Yi Feng
Quantitative methodologist at UCLA
UCLA
Episode: S5E17 Classification and Regression Trees with Yi Feng
Paschal Sheeran
Social psychologist and professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Episode: S5E12 Meta-Analysis With Paschal Sheeran
Morgan Freeman
Narrator and actor
Episode: S5E11 Statistical Ideas That Die Hard

Hosts

Greg Hancock
Co-host with extensive knowledge in quantitative methods and statistics, providing insights while engaging in humorous banter.
Patrick Curran
Co-host known for blending statistical discourse with humor, enhancing audience engagement through personal anecdotes.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 580 ratings
  • the best

    A great show that makes me laugh, think, and (sorry to report) also teaches me things. Yi Feng is *hilarious* and should be a special guest at least once per hour. Even the opening (clarinet? sorry, I do not know my woodwinds) music is nice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BMarston
    United Statesa year ago
  • The good, the bad, and the ugly

    I often recommend this to other researcher friends and I feel like it’s the equivalent of saying, I read a paper and thought of you. Usually a few weeks later I get a text or email stating that my sense of humor is disturbing because I enjoy the humor in you podcasts so much. And then I ask what episode they’re on and they say season 2. So thanks, I look forward to Tuesdays’ and am reminded of my passion for research every time I listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alex Tonigan
    United Statesa year ago
  • A must listen for any quant researcher

    Hilariously informative. Cannot recommend enough!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zach_Cooper#373
    United Statesa year ago
  • We don’t deserve this

    The amount of knowledge you two have is statistically significantly different than zero. I cannot thank y’all enough for this podcast. Looking forward to many more years of listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    meivera100mrivera
    United States2 years ago
  • Fantastic podcast!

    Making statistics engaging while keeping it light/irreverent throughout. Love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OxLoz
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Reviewers frequently highlight the engaging presentation of statistics, stating that it evokes laughter while deepening understanding of quantitative methods.
The co-hosts' chemistry and personal anecdotes add a relatable dimension to complex statistical topics, making the podcast enjoyable for a diverse audience.

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S6E07 Structural After Measurement and the Muffin of Truth
Q: What is something we might use that construct of depression to predict?
Some work recently has been done on college retention and a key issue is depression predicting academic performance.
S5E12 Meta-Analysis With Paschal Sheeran
Q: Could you give a 30,000-foot description, what is meta analysis and what does it hope to achieve?
Meta-analysis treats studies as data points, accumulating data across studies rather than participants.
S6E04 Person-Centered vs. Variable-Centered Analysis
Q: How can you justify fitting a model to a covariance matrix?
It's a good question and reflects the tension between different statistical approaches, which necessitates knowing the underlying reasons for our analyses.
S6E04 Person-Centered vs. Variable-Centered Analysis
Q: Do you think you're going to be traveling at all during the sabbatical?
Yes, I have a lot of travel planned, including possibly giving a variety of lectures.
S5E17 Classification and Regression Trees with Yi Feng
Q: What are some other ways that we can avoid overfitting?
In addition to tree pruning, ensemble methods like bagging and random forests can help mitigate overfitting by averaging predictions from multiple trees.

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