In this episode, we will be talking about a concept call "lag" or "time lag" which is one of the cornerstones of looking at data that is organized through time. This is especially important in our current COVID pandemic.

In today's episode, as part of our Stats Genius educational series, I cover a critical statistical concept Sample Size, and how it came up during a coronavirus conversation with a colleague.

In today's episode, we briefly cover a life-or-death math concept that is often misunderstood, "exponential growth".

In this brief episode, I touch on the significance of the coronavirus as the first real life test of "Markets With Memory" since the book was released this past Fall 2019.

In this episode, we briefly discuss what a "Market With Memory" actually is, and how it affects you, the consumer.

Everyone in business should have a basic understanding of how economics growth has been modeled since the 1950s. In this episode, we walk through Professor Bob Solow's growth equation, and why organizations should not be scared to throw money at basic scientific research, although it may not seem profitable in the short-run.

This episode covers the importance of Markets With Memory, and the scientific, policy and restorative justice reasons for what this research has to offer us.

In this brief episode, I review a poem from 1872 that teaches why data scientists and managers need to work together.

Today's brief podcast covers a concept introduced in my upcoming book, Markets with Memory (MWM).  The concept is called "Convolutional Corrections", and it is a result of what may happen when leaders of organizations ignore what the customer is telling them.

This week we use big-data analysis to look at the differences consumers perceive between pure cannabis strains, like traditional indicas and sativas, and hybrids.