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The Talking Maths in Public Podcast is a community podcast for members of the TMiP network, which collects short segments from different people working in maths communication to share their projects, ideas and thoughts, as well as discuss maths communication and education research, and provide a regular opportunity to hear from others in the community.Copyright 2024 Talking Maths in Public Science
Episodes
  • Series 2 Episode 4: A City of Maths, Reasons to be Interested, and Talking Maths in Pubs

    Series 2 Episode 4: A City of Maths, Reasons to be Interested, and Talking Maths in Pubs
    Oct 1 2026
    In this episode, we’ll be hearing from Ella Wild, the project manager of the groundbreaking City of Maths project taking place in Leeds in 2026/7. We’ll also hear Tom Briggs and Peter Rowlett’s thoughts on how maths history is part of culture. And we’ll hear Sam Hartburn and Daniele Aurelio, who both run monthly MathsJam evenings, talking to Sam Holloway.
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    58 mins
  • Series 2 Episode 3: Mathematical Stories, Big Questions and Lifting Mathematical Weights

    Series 2 Episode 3: Mathematical Stories, Big Questions and Lifting Mathematical Weights
    Sep 1 2026
    In this episode, we’ll be hearing Tom Briggs about his work bringing maths into museums, through consultancy and support. We’ll also chat to Nada, who’s a PhD student at King’s College London who teaches on their King’s Factor outreach project. And finally, we’ll talk to Emma Coutts who runs a maths support project at Herriot-Watt University, called the Campbell Maths Gym.
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    49 mins
  • Series 2 Episode 2: Crowdsourcing Books and the Attraction with Maths

    Series 2 Episode 2: Crowdsourcing Books and the Attraction with Maths
    Aug 1 2026
    In this episode, we’ll be hearing from Ben Orlin, who’s written several popular maths books and likes to get his readers involved in the process. We’ll also hear from Max Hughes and Hari Krishnan, who both run hands-on maths centres in the UK under the umbrella of MathsWorld.
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    1 hr
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