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Artometrics Podcast

Interviews on culture, power, and the systems behind the data

Long-form conversations with analysts, founders, and historians — the human layer behind every Artometrics report.

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Why culture needs a data deskWhy culture needs a data desk

Juliet Ramos —Why culture needs a data desk

Juliet Ramos on treating anime catalogs, streaming libraries, and franchise economics as public evidence — not just fandom.

Reading an Artometrics report from scratchReading an Artometrics report from scratch

David Lee —Reading an Artometrics report from scratch

David Lee walks through observed data, derived metrics, editorial indices, and outside literature — the four evidence types behind every report.

Long timelines, small samples: history desk lessonsLong timelines, small samples: history desk lessons

Isaac Turner —Long timelines, small samples: history desk lessons

Isaac Turner on working with archival gaps, imperial datasets, and the humility required when the past does not arrive in tidy rows.

Franchise economics and the persona of a dynastyFranchise economics and the persona of a dynasty

Jordan Wells —Franchise economics and the persona of a dynasty

Jordan Wells on measuring sports and creator dynasties — wins, revenue, platform reach, and why myth needs a spreadsheet.

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Why culture needs a data desk

Juliet Ramos —Why culture needs a data desk

Juliet Ramos on treating anime catalogs, streaming libraries, and franchise economics as public evidence — not just fandom.

Franchise economics and the persona of a dynasty

Jordan Wells —Franchise economics and the persona of a dynasty

Jordan Wells on measuring sports and creator dynasties — wins, revenue, platform reach, and why myth needs a spreadsheet.