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The Math Club

Pete and Noah
Mathematics
Deal Or No Deal
Fermat's Last Theorem
Dürer Magic Square
Prime Numbers
Magic Squares
Sagrada Família Magic Square
Cryptography
The 12 Days Of Christmas
Square Roots
Math
Education
Improv Comedy
Jokes
Mathcounts
Educational Games
Math Fluxx
Probability
Game Design
Podcast Statistics

Join hosts Peter Littig and Noah King as they discuss and explain mathematical topics with their own unique style. Full of information that will interest and entertain math lovers as well as those who maybe don’t love it quite that much… yet. Mathematical concepts, history, paradoxes, and puzzles await you, along with a generous helping of witty banter and fun. Calling all members…. The Math Club ... more

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In this long-awaited followup to our popular Math Club Junior episode, Pete and Noah are back with Mrs. Morrison’s class, as chaperones on a field trip to the local zoo. Listen in as our group of Junior Zookeepers meet a whole new cast of zany charac... more

A family visit to the Netherlands introduces Pete to the idea of average speed zones, which illustrate a particularly interesting mathematical theorem.  Join our hosts as they really go off on a tangent about the mean value theorem, and how it just m... more

It’s finally here!  Part Three of the Fermat Trilogy!  In this exciting conclusion, Pete and Noah talk about the mathematicians who ultimately proved (or thought they’d proven) Fermat’s Last Theorem.  Join us for the final chapter of this riveting 35... more

Join us for part two of our deep dive into the history of Fermat's Last Theorem.  In this episode, Pete and Noah focus on the fascinating story of Sophie Germain, a 19th century French mathematician who pursued a proof in the face of overwhelming obs... more

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Recent Guests

Andrew Looney
Designer of Fluxx and co-founder of Looney Labs.
Looney Labs
Episode: The Rules They Are A-Changin': A Conversation with Fluxx Creator Andrew Looney
Jimmy Kimmel
Popular television host and comedian
ABC
Episode: I Have a Little Bias: The Mathematics of Dreidel
Sister Mary Mathmaticus
A fictional character presented as a Catholic nun with a mathematical focus
Episode: I Have a Little Bias: The Mathematics of Dreidel
Kristen Chandler
Executive Director of Mathcounts and former high school math teacher
Mathcounts Foundation
Episode: Making it Count: An Interview with MATHCOUNTS
Joe Harden
A statistics professor at Pomona College
Pomona College
Episode: Double Dealing: The Mathematics of Deal or No Deal, Part 2
Gary Kramer
Owner of San Diego's National Comedy Theater and former co-owner of Santa Barbara Comedy Sports Team
National Comedy Theater
Episode: A Mathematician Walks Into a Bar: A Celebration of Math Jokes
Dave Gillette
Computer teacher at Burlington Christian Academy and former player on the Santa Barbara Comedy Sports Team
Burlington Christian Academy
Episode: A Mathematician Walks Into a Bar: A Celebration of Math Jokes
Dan Thinkle
Math educator and contributor to Math for Love
Math for Love
Episode: A Mathematician Walks Into a Bar: A Celebration of Math Jokes
Howie Wah
Lecturer from the Department of Mathematics at Fresno State and popular math content creator
Fresno State
Episode: A Mathematician Walks Into a Bar: A Celebration of Math Jokes

Hosts

Peter Littig
Co-host known for his engaging style and in-depth understanding of mathematical concepts.
Noah King
Co-host celebrated for his humor and approachable explanations of intricate math topics.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 22 ratings
  • Extra large help

    I’m so glad I listened to this podcast it has really helped me to understand the whole concept of my 5th grade.5 stars best for people who need help with math. I’m so glad to have been able to learn more about my math skills in school and my grades are improving so I will definitely reach out to a friend and help them, by showing them “The math club”. Amazing stuff 5/5 listens 24/7 365 a good over all show and it’s not just a boring math book you see in math but has jokes and opening schemes tha... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Game, so bad 21
    United States7 months ago
  • sympathetic and informative

    A podcast where you can stipulate your brain with maths while driving or cooking. Because maths usually involves pen and paper, it is important that a podcast presenting math problems to a listener audience is moving at slow pace and explains well. This podcast accomplishes exactly that.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SpencerDancerPants
    Switzerlanda year ago
  • Extra large help

    I’m so glad I listened to this podcast it has really helped me to understand the whole concept of my 5th grade.5 stars best for people who need help with math. I’m so glad to have been able to learn more about my math skills in school and my grades are improving so I will definitely reach out to a friend and help them, by showing them “The math club”. Amazing stuff 5/5 listens 24/7 365 a good over all show and it’s not just a boring math book you see in math but has jokes and opening schemes tha... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Game, so bad 21
    United States2 years ago
  • Extra large help

    I’m so glad I listened to this podcast it has really helped me to understand the whole concept of my 5th grade.5 stars best for people who need help with math. I’m so glad to have been able to learn more about my math skills in school and my grades are improving so I will definitely reach out to a friend and help them, by showing them “The math club”. Amazing stuff 5/5 listens 24/7 365

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Game, so bad 21
    United States2 years ago
  • Extra large help

    I’m so glad I listened to this podcast it has really helped me to understand the whole concept of my 5th grade.5 stars best for people who need help with math.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Game, so bad 21
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging conversation style that makes complex math concepts accessible and enjoyable. Many laud the show for its humor, which helps demystify math and often mentions the positive educational impact it has on their understanding of mathematical concepts.
The production quality receives high praise, with listeners commenting on the enjoyable blend of entertainment and education, making it ideal for both math enthusiasts and those less inclined to enjoy math.

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The Rules They Are A-Changin': A Conversation with Fluxx Creator Andrew Looney
Q: How do the keepers and the goal cards work in Fluxx?
Andrew Looney explains that keepers represent items you collect, and to win, you must have the right keepers that meet the current goal, which can change throughout the game.
The Rules They Are A-Changin': A Conversation with Fluxx Creator Andrew Looney
Q: What inspired you to create a math variation of Fluxx?
Andrew Looney discusses how he was going through a phase of making different Fluxx designs and that Math Fluxx emerged from the realization of using numbers as keepers to create a game that incorporates math.
Math Club Encore: Tales from Decrypt
Q: Were you able to decode the entire passage?
Yes, I was able to decode the entire passage accurately.
Rooty Tooty: Calculating Square Roots by Hand
Q: Is there some other way to get at, quote, the exact answer?
There is no exact answer that can be written down in a closed form decimal expression for the square root of 91.
Rooty Tooty: Calculating Square Roots by Hand
Q: So how do you taste? Cause if they're not delicious, I don't think anyone's gonna care what shape they are.
The vegetables taste delicious, trust me.

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A show that combines humor and insight, focusing on various mathematical concepts, puzzles, and the history behind them. The hosts frequently discuss intriguing topics such as Fermat's Last Theorem, voting systems, and mathematical games like Fluxx, aiming to make complex theories accessible for all listeners. Each episode is characterized by a friendly, conversational style, which helps demystify math while keeping the audience entertained. Listeners can expect an engaging blend of educational discussion and light-hearted commentary, making the content appealing to both math enthusiasts and those who might be intimidated by the subject.

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The Math Club launched 3 years ago and published 72 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Math Club include:

1. Andrew Looney
2. Jimmy Kimmel
3. Sister Mary Mathmaticus
4. Kristen Chandler
5. Joe Harden
6. Gary Kramer
7. Dave Gillette
8. Dan Thinkle

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