Hey, everybody, before we start a heads up, there is some cursing in this episode and a discussion

about, well, some of the discussion is about bodies and body parts, certain body parts.

If you're listening with people of an age who maybe, I don't know, you don't feel like

having them hear it, then put some headphones on.

If you have already got headphones on or you don't care, get ready for a treat.

I just remember having a conversation with a friend of mine about a sexual encounter that she

had and about the testicles in that sexual encounter. And then she just takes me a week later and

was like, what is the average testicle size? And I was like, I better can answer that with data.

If you can answer that question with data, is there anything data can't do?

I'm a new sorority, your guide to this accelerating world, and we talk about all kinds of subjects on this show.

What dating apps have done to romance? Finding the right amount of screen time for yourself, your kids,

what it would mean to live in a world where Alexa dresses you on a daily basis.

Those are just some of the topics we've covered recently. But the point is, everything is moving fast.

Our lives are changing extremely quickly thanks to technology and media. And sometimes

it's hard to find someone who is keeping up with it all. But once in a while, I come across someone

who is doing more than keeping up. They are making sense of it all. And note to self, when you find

that person, you look and watch and listen to everything they do. They become a great lens to the

internet. And in this case, to data. I want to introduce you to the wonderful Mona Chalabi.

She is at the guardian where she tracks everything that she finds interesting. And therefore,

makes it interesting to her audience with data. She's a total awesome nutcase.

Here's one of the things that she does that is just so cool. She draws by hand these incredible

charts that illustrate answers to questions you didn't know you had. Or you knew you had these

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