ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Data powers our world, but superior data is what drives genuinely better AI decisions.
Hosted by data entrepreneur, Navy veteran, and political adviser Robert Lytle, Curious Data explores how to locate, safely vet, and analyze information so you can make confident choices backed by research rather than gut instinct.
The show brings together data practitioners, corporate executives, campaign strategists, activists, and news observers for personal, fluff-free conversations focused on teaching.
Join Robert Lytle every week as he uncovers hidden data gems, challenges popular assumptions, and explores how human curiosity keeps us ahead of AI.
Learn more: https://www.centri-analytics.com/
Hosted by data entrepreneur, Navy veteran, and political adviser Robert Lytle, Curious Data explores how to locate, safely vet, and analyze information so you can make confident choices backed by research rather than gut instinct.
The show brings together data practitioners, corporate executives, campaign strategists, activists, and news observers for personal, fluff-free conversations focused on teaching.
Join Robert Lytle every week as he uncovers hidden data gems, challenges popular assumptions, and explores how human curiosity keeps us ahead of AI.
Learn more: https://www.centri-analytics.com/
Update frequency:
every 2 days
Average audio length:
45 minutes
English
United States
6 episodes
since Sept. 23, 2026
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What if the real edge in a data-driven world is the one thing data can't give you?
Bob sat down expecting a conversation about facts and figures. Whitfield Harrington, a Chicago pastor and independent Senate candidate, redirected it to the thing that decides what those facts actually mean: wisdom.
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What happens to our decisions when we can no longer trust that our data, or the people behind it, are real?
Bob sits down with Alejandro Reskala, a technology executive who has spent his career on one deceptively simple question: how do you know the data in front of you belongs to the person you th…
When anyone can collect your data, who gets to decide whether they should?
Sarah Zabel spent 31 years in the Air Force and retired a two-star general in cyber and communications. She learned early that being able to gather data never settles whether you should.
She and Bob get into surveillance and…
Can the numbers tell you when it is time to bet on a long shot?
Michael Bridgford spent his early career crunching data as an investment banking analyst at William Blair. Now he is running for Congress as an independent in what may be the tightest district in the country. Bob asks the obvious quest…
What if the smartest thing you bring to data is not an answer, but a better question?
Craig Simpson has spent 15 years at IDC learning to pull signal from messy, incomplete data. He left South Africa at 18, finished two degrees by correspondence while working full time, and kept walking away from t…
If AI can run a million tests a minute, what is the one thing only a human can do?
Bob Lytle sold his last company, took a pause, and came back with a question worth building a show around. If artificial intelligence is only as good as the data behind it, who decides which data to trust?
In this fi…
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