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The Pudding

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A Journey Through Infertility πŸ”—

An interactive journey about IVF, told from two perspectives. [...]

Happy Map πŸ”—

Mapping 100,000 moments of human happiness. [...]

Sizing Chaos πŸ”—

The inter-generational struggle to find clothes that fit more than a tiny portion of women. [...]

Common Threads πŸ”—

Visualizing how musicals use motifs to tell stories. [...]

In pursuit of democracy πŸ”—

Every time someone said 'democracy' in Congress. [...]

What it’s like to walk across Massachusetts πŸ”—

A visually-aided journal of a very long walk home. [...]

Dicing an Onion, the Mathematically Optimal Way πŸ”—

What is the best way to dice an onion to get the most uniform piece sizes? [...]

NYC's Urban Textscape πŸ”—

What if you could search every visible word on New York City’s streets? [...]

Bears Will Be Boys πŸ”—

How and why do we gender animals in stories? [...]

30 Minutes with a Stranger πŸ”—

Watch hundreds of strangers talk for 30 minutes, and track how their moods change. [...]

The Loneliness Epidemic, in Data πŸ”—

A six-minute video about the loneliness epidemic, in data. [...]

Asian Misrepresentation πŸ”—

How accurately are Asian Americans cast in Hollywood? [...]

Are you more likely to die on your birthday? πŸ”—

Are you more likely to die on your birthday? Yes. [...]

The Pour-igin of Species πŸ”—

We try to predict the price and quality of a bottle of wine based on the animal on the label. [...]

The Generational Legacy of Samples in Music πŸ”—

We trace musical DNA from the classical "Hall of the Mountain King" to 2pac's "Hit Em Up." [...]

What we can learn from watching reality stars apologize πŸ”—

What we can learn from watching reality stars apologize. [...]

Onomatopoeia Odyssey πŸ”—

Analyzing animal onomatopoeia across languages can demystify how we shape sound into meaning. [...]

The Middle Ages πŸ”—

Follow hundreds of kids as they navigate their trecherous middle school years. [...]

Sitters and Standers πŸ”—

The American worker divide: Those who sit, and those who stand. [...]

Is the Love Song Dying? πŸ”—

Is love dead in pop music? We checked all 5,141 Top 10 hits since 1958. [...]