Episode 23: The NMEA

EPISODE · Aug 15, 2019 · 47 MIN

Episode 23: The NMEA

from What’s That Noise?! · host Tommy Cooke & Allan Coombs

It's been so long! But we're back! Derek and I have reconnected and we've got a great run of new content coming your way. Today, we begin by touching base - to see where we've been to figure out where we're heading. A big focus of our reconnection is something that has kept Tommy really busy this past half year. In what we might otherwise call "A Day in the Life of Metadata: Part Two", Tommy updates us on his collaboration project, which has led him and his research team at Queen's University to the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA). As it turns out, this organization has a lot to do with your smartphone, and even more to do with your privacy. We're honored to have Kristi Lee, host of the podcast Canadian True Crime, so graciously contribute to our show by providing us a shiny, brand new intro and outro. Please support Kristi's excellent work by checking out her show on any of your favourite podcast apps. Follow your hosts: @Derekcrim | @whatsthatdata | @wtncast Subscribe for updates Email us: [email protected] Follow us on Apple Music and on Spotify 

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