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Announcing the DSLA Podcast!

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Eduardo Ariño de la Rubia
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You’ve asked and we’ve listened. The audio content from our DataScience.LA interviews will now be released as a podcast! Check us out on iTunes or point your podcast app to here!

We’ve already released the audio from the userR! conference interviews of Hadley Wickham, Max Kuhn, and Tal Galili on iTunes and hope to release upcoming interviews in podcast form shortly after our video blog posts. Thanks for being a part of the DataScience.LA community and we look forward to hearing more from you!

A huge thank you to DataScience.LA contributor Jeff Weakley who recorded such fantastic audio in our interviews that it made the conversion to podcast possible!

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