Episode 5 - Ham and Bone
On today’s episode, we interview Amy Ko, owner of Ham and Bone.
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https://hamnbone.com/
Digestible climate change information and reimagining computer science curriculum
Thelonious and Rhea discuss two articles: one about Amy Ko’s research developing a better computer science curriculum and a conversation with a UW atmospheric sciences professor on climate change.
Digestible climate change information and reimagining computer science curriculum
Thelonious and Rhea discuss two articles: one about Amy Ko’s research developing a better computer science curriculum and a conversation with a UW atmospheric sciences professor on climate change.
Creative Speculation: Computer Science Taps Science Fiction
Host Kirsten Martin is joined by Casey Fiesler, an assistant professor in the Department of Information Science (and Computer Science, by courtesy) at the University of Colorado Boulder. Her research currently focuses on big data research ethics, ethics education, ethical speculation in technolog...
33: Co-op Series: How Co-op Kick-Started My Journey w/ Amy Ko
In collaboration with the Business Career Hub (BCH), we are excited to share a new special podcast series! This podcast features upper-year students sharing more about their Co-op journey, tips to support you with your Co-op application and more! In this week’s episode, you’ll learn how the Co-op...
Code is about Power, Positionality, & Creativity with Amy Ko, University of Washington
What does "code is power" mean through a technology, design, and justice lens? Join Amy Ko, Professor at the University of Washington Information School, as she recounts her adventures in human-computer interaction, the tech startup world, and academia. She is a leader in computer science educati...
On choosing the park
In this very short 7mins episode, I talk about choosing to go to the park instead of doing a longer episode as I had planned - making good enough choices and honouring other areas of my life.
I also point to related older podcasts that talked about issues around burnout, obsessive vs harmonious p...
Insurance coverage for data centers: Navigating emerging challenges in a slowly adapting marketplace
Reed Smith insurance attorneys Amy Koss, Stephen Raptis and Anthony Crawford survey the unique risk landscape facing data center owners and operators. Because no off-the-shelf “data center policy” yet exists, the trio explores how traditional coverages – property, cyber, technology E&O, and gener...
Season 7 Kickoff: Fresh Starts and Being Intentional (CAL128 S7E1)
In the first episode of season seven, the 10th year the Changing Academic Life podcast, I invite us to reflect on the theme of being intentional about what we want for ourselves at the beginning of this new academic year for many of us in the northern hemisphere, or for any temporal landmark that...
Rerelease: Code is About Power, Positionality, & Creativity with Amy Ko
Welcome back to our rerelease season, where we're highlighting some of our favorite episodes from previous seasons.
Join Amy Ko, Professor at the University of Washington Information School, as she recounts her adventures in human-computer interaction, the tech startup world, and academia. She i...