Dr. Bhramar Mukherjee, Anna M.R. Lauder Professor of Biostatistics and Professor of Chronic Disease Epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, explores her research on “Shaping the Future of Public Health Data Science: Leadership, Mentorship, and Impact,” offering insights that both inspire and inform.

This episode features a personal and professional conversation about Professor Mukherjee’s leadership journey from academia to global recognition and her pivotal role in training the next generation of public health data scientists through NIH-funded programs.

Key discussion points include:

• Founding and leading a data science training program for undergraduates
• Building inclusive pathways in STEM and public health
• Reflections on awards, leadership roles, and driving systemic change
• Key highlights from the India edition of the Harvard Data Science Review

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Public Health Data Science Insights from Yale’s Dr. Bhramar Mukherjee

9.33 bats around some MLB ‘25 Championship series (0:41), rides some Slow Horses (3:52), works through some descriptive statistics on Runs (5:55), reviews Nathan Lukes (19:44), and reviews Shane Bieber (26:46).

Episode 9.33 - Feelable Numbers

9.34 bats around some WS observations before game 6 (0:38), notes the Twins manager search (5:25), looks through the MLB prediction machine results (6:28), reviews Will Smith (19:07), reviews Tyler Glasnow (26:35).

Episode 9.34 - Middle Bins

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Destinie James Talks About How Data Pipelines Drive AI Success

9.35 rates the World Series (0:42), explores saves (5:31), reviews Noelvi Marte (20:11), and reviews Hunter Greene (26:50).

Episode 9.35 - Within Margin of Error

Tonight, Thursday, November 13th, at 6 pm on The Brian Crombie Hour I interview ✅ Eric Guntermann. 👉 ALL my 🎤 podcasts and 🎦 video casts can be accessed any time on my web site https://briancrombie.com which holds repository of all my shows. 📌 Eric Guntermann, PhD, is a founder and chief data scientist at Empirical Intelligence, a Toronto-based research firm redefining how we understand public opinion. We explore how he entered polling, what Canadians really think of Prime Minister Mark Carney, and how voter loyalties are shifting across parties and generations. Eric explains why polls sometimes miss the mark, how U.S.–Canada tensions shape opinion, and what his latest data reveal about the national mood. He also breaks down conjoint analysis, the new gold standard for decoding real-world choices.

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9.36 wades through MLB awards voting (0:40), scrutinizes 2025 preseason predictions (5:17), reviews Geraldo Perdomo (19:35), and reviews Brandon Pfaadt (27:39).

Episode 9.36 - Obvious Trend

9.37 warms up by the hot stove (0:40), opens the Rose Field (3:35), ponders what makes a winning TGFBI team (5:18), reviews Yandy Diaz (18:24), and reviews Drew Rasmussen (23:02).

Episode 9.37 - It Starts With Runs

9.38 wades into offseason moves (0:41), cracks open The Rose Field 1-8 (4:00), dances around early ‘26 pre-season projections (9:38), reviews Kyle Tucker (20:34), and reviews Shota Imanga (24:19).

Episode 9.38 - First Splash


9.39 bats around some hot stove topics (0:45), cracks open The Rose Field 9-16 (2:49), pushes the first draft of the 2026 forecast run for hitting (6:44), reviews Cody Bellinger (18:35), and reviews David Bednar (25:35).

Episode 9.39 - Squashed Dynamic Range

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To quote Dr. Evil, "The details of our lives are quite inconsequential." What's important is that we like fantasy, as it applies to the genre and the game derived from baseball statistics. We also enjoy developing analytical and computational “tools” for supporting the latter habit. Our goal is to share our fantasy baseball tools with a little help from the fantasy genre for context, allusion, and (fire and) ice breaking. In doing so, we hope to broaden the way our audience approaches fantasy baseball. Our podcast presents our methods to the public in the spirit of OpenSource - through freely helping others we promote active conversation that improves our tools.

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