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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Business |
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Sometimes very good; sometimes meh. Working from home was filled with the obvious and lots of opinion but little research mentioned. Diversity training was excellent with good descriptions of experiments, generative AI was lots of general arm waving (this is what I think and I don’t need to support it) and it was all obvious. more
I’ve listened to only 3 so far. Good insight, well produced, interesting topics (I looked over others). more
This is an insightful podcast. The issues are important, relevant and scholarship is discussed in ways that are accessible.
Love the first month’s focus on women & work
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