Datalines, by Datoid

By Datoid

Sourced data stories, new every week. Audio editions of the work

published on datoid.io — each episode walks through one argument, and the numbers come from the

same live time series the charts on the... more

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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.

Datalines, by Datoid episodes:

September 25, 2026 The See-Saw That Isn't: What Solar Actually Displaced
Read the fact sheet, with every figure sourced: https://datoid.io/briefs/what-solar-displaced
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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15min
September 16, 2026 Rearmament: Real, and Starting From the Lowest Base Since the Cold War
Read the fact sheet, with every figure sourced: https://datoid.io/briefs/military-spending
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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15min
September 09, 2026 The world got less murderous — and what one country paid for it
Read the fact sheet, with every figure sourced: https://datoid.io/briefs/homicide
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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13min
September 02, 2026 Working Hours: The Productivity Converged, the Time Didn't
Read the fact sheet, with every figure sourced: https://datoid.io/briefs/working-hours
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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15min
August 26, 2026 The 83% Decline That Was Mostly a Filing Cabinet Emptying Out
Read the fact sheet, with every figure sourced: https://datoid.io/briefs/nuclear-arsenals
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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15min
August 19, 2026 The Denominator Problem
Global maternal mortality looks like it stalled after 2015. It didn't — that was COVID. What's really happening is stranger: every income group is improving, and the world average barely moves.
Read it with the charts: https://datoid.io/stories/maternal-mortality
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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11min
August 08, 2026 Malaria: the stall nobody expected
For fifteen years the world drove malaria down with a $5 net. Then, around 2019, the cheapest win in global health stopped winning. This is what the data shows.
Read it with the charts: https://datoid.io/stories/malaria-stall
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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13min
August 08, 2026 The Vibecession: When the Alarm Rang and Nothing Broke
In the summer of 2022, recession was almost as big in the news as it had been when the economy actually cratered in 2020. This time, nothing broke.
Read it with the charts: https://datoid.io/stories/the-vibecession
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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11min
August 08, 2026 What the Unemployment Rate Doesn't Say
By the headline measure, the U.S. labor market in 2026 looks fully healed. The series underneath tell a more textured story.
Read it with the charts: https://datoid.io/stories/labor-market
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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11min
August 08, 2026 COVID through the FRED lens: the return that never came
Eight weeks in 2020, every dial on the dashboard moved at once. Five years on, none of the lines are where they were in February.
Read it with the charts: https://datoid.io/stories/covid-fred
Produced with AI narration; every figure is sourced from the live series behind the charts.
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11min

FAQs about Datalines, by Datoid:

How many episodes does Datalines, by Datoid have?

The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.