borrow these 3 musical techniques for better presentations with Duncan Geere and Miriam Quick

What can data storytellers learn from musicians? More than you might think!
In this episode, Alli Torban talks with Duncan Geere and Miriam Quick of Loud Numbers, who turn data into music. Discover how to pace your presentation to keep your audience engaged, use repetition to make your key message stick, and create contrast to draw attention to what matters most. Plus, hear a clip of their latest project, The Financial Symphony, and learn how to make your next data story sing.

LINKED MENTIONED
• Show notes: storytellingwithdata.com/podcast/118
• Register for the Nov 5th live, public workshop (storytellingwithdata.com/new-public-workshop#h…) (use the code PODCAST10 for 10% off!)
• Listen to the whole song The Financial Symphony on Spotify (open.spotify.com/track/6wBaCanD5oPJ92bYzeiLFp)
• Watch the “Behind the Scenes” video (youtu.be/nMOxtIHpkVI?si=AyIdU4ksSyfzWIOS) of making The Financial Symphony
• Miriam and Duncan’s data sonification workshop (loudnumbers.net/apply)
• Check out the Loud Numbers podcast (loudnumbers.net/podcast)
• Giorgia Lupi’s article on Data Humanism (giorgialupi.com/data-humanism-my-manifesto-for…)