Podcasts de geometry

Math Mutation 7 I Want My Molecule!

How much medicine is really in a homeopathic remedy?

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Math Mutation 6 What Color Is This Podcast?

Some people claim to see every number as a different color. Should we believe them?

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Math Mutation 5 Too Infinite For Me

All infinities are not created equal.

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Math Mutation 1 City of Mutants

Count your fingers. Are you sure the number is right?

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Math Mutation 4 Flat People Give Me Indigestion

Can two-dimensional intestines exist?

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Math Mutation 2 Homer's Last Theorem

The Simpsons vs Princeton University.

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Math Mutation 3 The Monty Hall Paradox

Mathematics of game shows.

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Math Mutation 0 Infinite Reasons to Listen

A hotel with an infinite number of rooms-- does it always have a vacancy?

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S10E18: Guest-Host ANDREW EVANS, with guest TODD VAN ALLEN

Handing over the reins to Andrew Evans. So, Andrew wants to put out a podcast of his own, since...

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Math Mutation 214: In Search of the Ultimate Math Game

Are there any good educational math games out for smartphones/tablets? (Send feeback to...

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Math Mutation 213 Proof of the Fourth Dimension

Did Rudolf Steiner prove our minds are four-dimensional 100 years ago? (Send feeback to...

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Math Mutation 212 De-Abstracting Your Life

How to fight stereotypes and prejudice using indexing and dating (Send feeback to...

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#119 The "Ge" Hypothesis

The Greek root word ge, commonly used in the English prefix geo-, means “earth.” This Greek root...

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102: word

Join Dr. C. Scott Taylor, BSocSc (Hons); PhD and experiential journalist, Rak Razam, in this...

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Math Mutation 215: It's Not A Conspiracy

Could someone invent a device that alters the laws of probability? (Send feeback to...

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Math Mutation 216: Bowie Meets Escher

David Bowie was once in a live Escher lithograph. (Send feeback to erik@mathmutation.com)

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Math Mutation 217: The Oxford Calculators

Discussing a lesser-known group of 14th-century philosophers who laid the foundations for...

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Math Mutation 218: Itching for the I Ching

John Cage's music and the mathematics of the I Ching. (Send feeback to erik@mathmutation.com)

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Frank Wilczek — Why Is the World So Beautiful?

Nobel physicist Frank Wilczek sees beauty as a compass for truth, discovery, and meaning. His...

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[Unedited] Frank Wilczek with Krista Tippett

Frank Wilczek is the Herman Feshbach professor of physics at the Massachusetts Institute of...

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