
Conversations, explorations, conjectures solved and unsolved, mathematicians and beautiful mathematics. No math background required.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceMathematics | |||

Aris Winger, Math Professor and Executive Director of the National Association of Mathematicians, has experienced first hand how math can save students' lives by uplifting them. Our education system can move beyond workbooks and help students, all st... more
Beyza Aslan, Associate Professor of Math at the University of North Florida, crochets mathematics. This turns abstractions, such as hyperbolic geometry, into something that can be touched, felt, manipulated, and experimented with. Her work as been ex... more
Ben Cornish, host of The Mathematicians Podcast, discusses Pythagorean triples, integers that can be the sides of a right triangle. There are infinitely many primitive triples, as he proves. This concept has been around even before Pythagoras and acr... more
Joel David Hamkins, author of Proof and the Art of Mathematics, presents the game Buckets of Fish, which seemingly will go on forever. Yet he presents a proof that it will always come to an end. In fact, he proves it using contradiction, mathematical... more
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A mathematics-focused interview show features conversations with researchers, educators, and practitioners who explore how math concepts connect to teaching, learning, and real-world problem solving. Episodes commonly center on math education, accessibility and equity, the role of technology and AI in instruction, and approachable explanations of topics ranging from fractals to number theory. Noteworthy is the willingness to blend technical depth with practical outreach, highlighting initiatives, courses, and collaborations that broaden participation in math. The format often uses a guest's expertise to illuminate both foundational ideas and innovative approaches, making it useful for educators, researchers, and math-curious listeners seeki... more
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Recent guests on The Art of Mathematics include:
1. Aris Winger
2. Beyza Aslan
3. Ben Cornish
4. Joel David Hamkins
5. Krystal Taylor
6. Alon Amit
7. Kate Pearce
8. Dave Cole
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