[ SPEAKING & EVENTS ]
Speaking
One radio interview so far, and I'd do more. These are the things I can talk about because I built them.
[ TOPICS I COVER ]
Public doesn't mean usable
Hospital price files and court dockets are public and almost nobody can read them. What the gap looks like from inside, and what it takes to close it for a person who is in trouble, not browsing.
Receipts a stranger can check
Why some data tools get cited by journalists, academics, and Wikipedia editors while most don't. The method behind it is boring and specific, and I can walk through it with the actual pages.
Two sites, one person
What one person can ship on public data and what they can't. The checks that held under load, the ones that failed silently, and how I found out.
Corrections in public
Every number I've had to restate on my own sites, what caused it, and what changed so it doesn't recur. The talk nobody gives because it means showing your mistakes.
[ APPEARANCES ]
Radio interview on HospitalCost.com and hospital price transparency
Why hospital price files are public but unreadable, and what it took to make them usable.
Want me to talk about this?
Tell me who the audience is and what they need to leave with. Email works best: richard@richardcallaghan.com.
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