"What does it mean for a museum to acquire a digital artifact? You might be surprised to learn it’s less like the acquisition of a painting and more akin to how a zoo acquires a living tiger." The transcript for our latest podcast is up on our blog: https://stamen.com/andrea-lipps-curating-digital-artifacts/ Now you can read our interview with Andrea Lipps, Curator of Contemporary Design and the Head of the Digital Collecting Department at Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum! #PLN8 #podcast #curation #CooperHewitt #Smithsonian
Pollinate Ep. 19- Andrea Lipps & Curating Digital Artifacts | Stamen

In this episode, Andrea Lipps shares how she's breaking ground in the museum world with digital artifacts at Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum.

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Following up on our recent Pollinate podcast with Mamata Akella from @felt, two of our cartographer/designers (Kelsey Taylor and Alec Burch) had a chat about how Stamen uses collaborative design tools like Figma and FigJam to plan projects, do whiteboard exercises, sketch out ideas, and review our work with our clients. Read or listen to their conversation here: https://stamen.com/how-we-use-collaborative-design-software-to-collaborate-on-more-than-just-design/ #PLN8 #podcast #Figma #FigJam #design #cartography
How we use collaborative design software to collaborate on more than just design | Stamen

If you had the opportunity to visit the Stamen studio during our twenty-year reign at the corner of 16th and Mission you’ve probably noticed how integral collaboration is to the fabric of our business. Project teams huddled in a meeting room, whiteboard sketches happening in another, spontaneous hallway conversations, or our daily meals together around...

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Now on our blog: we just posted the transcript of our latest #PollinatePodcast episode with Mamata Akella, Cartographic System Designer at @felt ! The blog post also has some images that Mamata talked about in the interview, if you want some visuals to go with your podcast listening. Check it out: https://stamen.com/mamata-akella-collaborating-with-maps/ #podcast #cartography #maps #design #PLN8
Pollinate Ep. 16- Mamata Akella & Collaborating with Maps | Stamen

In this episode, Cartographer Mamata Akella talks discusses the evolution of collaborative cartography and how Felt is pushing the boundaries of modern mapping.

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Griping about #DaylightSavingTime today? Join the club, and listen to our #podcast interview from November with Andy Woodruff, guru of #DST #cartography: https://stamen.com/andy-woodruff-saving-daylight-through-cartography/ #PLN8 #pollinate #PollinatePodcast
Pollinate Ep.12- Andy Woodruff & Griping About Daylight Saving Time | Stamen

Cartographer Andy Woodruff discusses his career in mapping and his tool that helps you prove whether you're right about Daylight Saving Time.

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New Pollinate #podcast episode: Mamata Akella, Cartographer at @felt talks about the past, present, and future of collaborative map-making, and how Felt is pushing boundaries in web mapping for professional and casual mapmakers alike. Listen to the episode here, or subscribe wherever you get your podcasts: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pln8/episodes/16--Mamata-Akella--Collaborating-with-Maps-e203bdt #collaboration #design #maps #cartography #felt #PLN8
16- Mamata Akella & Collaborating with Maps by Pollinate

Collaborative tools for work and everyday life are more important now than ever before. Cartographer Mamata Akella brings “mapmaking thinking” to Felt, a fresh mapping platform that allows people to create maps together in real-time. With a portfolio of projects ranging from The National Park Service to Esri, Mamata has been a force in shaping the current state of digital mapping through brilliant design and innovative tooling. In this episode, we'll discuss the past, present, and future of collaborative cartography and how Mamata is helping Felt to push boundaries in web mapping for professional and casual mapmakers alike. Mamata Akella & Collaborating with Maps

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Our latest blog post: "Now THIS is Podcasting"! Stamen cartographer and podcast producer Ross Thorn looks back on the first year of the Stamen "Pollinate" podcast: what inspired us, how we set our goals (and whether we met them) and where the podcast goes from here. https://stamen.com/now-this-is-podcasting/ #PLN8 #Podcast #podcasting
Now THIS is Podcasting | Stamen

There’s a story behind everything; it’s that special context that flavors your experience when reading your favorite book, poring over your favorite map, or listening to your favorite podcast. At Stamen, we love talking about process, working openly, and, you guessed it, telling stories. We want to share the story behind Pollinate, the Stamen podcast:...

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New Pollinate #podcast episode: "Mapping Native Lands".

Stamen cartographer Alan McConchie
(@alan) interviews Tanya Ruka, Māori indigenous artist and Executive Director of Native Land Digital, an organization with the mission "to map Indigenous lands in a way that changes, challenges, and improves the way people see history and the present day."

Listen here: https://anchor.fm/pln8/episodes/15--Tanya-Ruka--Mapping-Native-Lands-e1umaha or wherever you get your podcasts!

#mapping #cartography #PLN8 #PollinatePodcast #indigenous #NativeLand

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Happy new year! we just dropped a bonus episode of our #PLN8 #podcast where Catherine Madden and @infowetrust talk about the key milestones in taking the Information Graphic Visionaries series from brainchild to binding! https://anchor.fm/pln8/episodes/BONUS--RJ-Andrews--The-Work-Behind-the-Books-e1sug7l
BONUS- RJ Andrews & The Work Behind the Books by PLN8

In this short bonus episode, data storyteller RJ Andrews discusses the milestones of the "Information Graphic Visionaries" book series about pioneers in data visualization. 

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New #podcast episode is live! We talk with @infowetrust about the book series “Information Graphic Visionaries” about the groundbreaking work of Florence Nightingale, Emma Willard, and Étienne-Jules Marey. Listen here or subscribe to #PLN8 wherever you get your podcasts: https://anchor.fm/pln8/episodes/13--RJ-Andrews--The-History-of-Information-Graphics-e1ru8p9
13- RJ Andrews & The History of Information Graphics by PLN8

The field of data visualization and information mapping has historical roots that date back far earlier than most people would imagine. Micronesian explorers created navigation charts with sticks and shells for thousands of years before the introduction of electronic navigation technology. Hundreds of years ago, humans had the means to mechanically collect data on everything from the pulse of ocean tides to the pulse of a living heartbeat. Data storyteller RJ Andrews is on a mission to showcase the work of the visionaries who carved the path for those of us working in the field of cartography and information design, and through his latest book series, “Information Graphic Visionaries” he has accomplished this mission with astounding success. RJ Andrews & The History of Information Graphics

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We just posted the full transcript for last week's #PLN8 podcast episode with Andy Woodruff about #DaylightSavingTime maps. Check it out on our blog at https://stamen.com/andy-woodruff-saving-daylight-through-cartography/
Pollinate Ep.12- Andy Woodruff & Griping About Daylight Saving Time | Stamen

Cartographer Andy Woodruff discusses his career in mapping and his tool that helps you prove whether you're right about Daylight Saving Time.

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