The PolicyViz Podcast
Jul 19, 2016
Episode #54: Zan Armstrong
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Welcome back to The PolicyViz Podcast. On this week’s show, I chat with Zan Armstrong (in person, no less!) about her work analyzing and visualizing data. I first met Zan in the spring at the OpenVisConf following her great talk...
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