Stat Speaking with JMP

A podcast for the statistically curious. Stat Speaking with JMP brings together compelling voices from across statistics, science, and beyond to explore the ideas, experiences, and decisions shaping our world.

In this newly reimagined series, we’ll go beyond the numbers for thoughtful conversations about science communication, mentorship, leadership, collaboration and the people behind meaningful discovery.

Creators and Guests

Host
Anne Milley
With the goal of sharing best practices in data-driven decision making, Anne Milley has spent a career telling the stories of people who make their worlds better through analytics. As JMP’s Statistical Ambassador, Milley’s statistical curiosity takes her beyond borders and across industries. She has a master's in economics from Florida Atlantic University, did post-graduate work at Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen, and is proficient in German.
Producer
Henry Moore III
Henry Moore III is an event technology specialist and live production veteran at JMP Statistical Discovery, where he brings more than a decade of AV and broadcast experience to events around the world. As technical director for Stat Speaking with JMP, he designed and runs the studio the show is recorded in, handling the cameras, audio, and signal flow that let a conversation sound like a conversation. Off the clock, he builds software, makes music, and keeps up with his wife and two kids.
Producer
Sarah Cromer
Sarah Cromer is a communications professional and storyteller at JMP Statistical Discovery, where she helps make complex ideas engaging and accessible through video, social media, and digital content. As a producer of *Stat Speaking with JMP*, she works behind the scenes to shape thoughtful conversations about statistics, mentorship, and the people driving discovery forward. When she's not working, Sarah enjoys time with her family, her dog, and playing in her garden.

What is Stat Speaking with JMP?

Conversations shaped by data | Stat Speaking with JMP brings together scientists, statisticians, engineers, and innovators to explore how data influences the way we work, lead, and understand the world.