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You Are What You MapListen now (17 min) | How triangles, topology, quadrangles, and cartography yield maps that can skew both messages and time.
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How a dominant empire looks to a more balanced future
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The U.S. Census: Mapping a Sense of UsListen now (28 min) | How a Swedish Zoologist and the birth of census 'big data' led to American racism at the hands of statisticians and geographers
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I thank you
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The Empire; Fight BackListen now (25 min) | National pride, 'take a side' they chide, while people suffer worldwide
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Sometimes it takes a disaster before you decide to fix the problem
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Take Your Head for a WalkListen now (14 min) | Your brain makes maps on your behalf. But if you want a good one, take a hike. Your brain will love you for it, and your future…
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What to Do with Eileen GuListen now (23 min) | She's an athlete in a squeeze, American-Chinese, leaving many uneased
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I'd Rather Be Spinning LogosListen now (18 min) | How my love of computer graphics mapped a path to Microsoft and the democratization of cartography
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What's love got to do with it?
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How being satisfied with the idea of rational choice just won't suffice.
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Boomtown MapsListen now (23 min) | A tip on a canoe leads to the rise of a Midwest metropolis as mapping goes social
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