Infinitely Irrational Podcast

02/02/2024

Ioanna and I have something special planned for you...coming in a couple weeks! We may be headed to infinity...and beyond!

14/09/2023

New episode coming this Friday! Excited about this one! (Do I say that about everyone? 🤔)

19/05/2023

I can't help but wonder after this last episode....was De Moivre the inspiration for this meme? :D😆 Thanks again to Ioanna Georgiou for a great collab! (find it wherever you get your podcasts; direct episode link in the comments)

20/04/2023

So excited to announce that Ioanna Georgiou returns to talk about Tycho Brahe - episode link in the comments or find it wherever you get your podcasts!

14/03/2023

Happy Pi Day! We have a new episode out with special guest Ioanna Georgiou - find it wherever you get your podcasts! Hope you enjoy!

21/01/2022

Friends, I know I've been quiet for a while, but I promise I'm still here! I'm working on a new mathematician that I hope to be live soon, but in the meantime, the Aperiodical was nice enough to publish a little post about the podcast :) https://aperiodical.com/2022/01/podcasting-about-infinitely-irrational/

In this series of posts, we’ll be featuring mathematical podcasts from all over the internet, by speaking to the creators of the podcast and asking them about what they do. We spoke to Nathal…

07/06/2021

You know I'm Team Newton. If you want more Newton, here's a great episode about the Newton and Chaloner ~sitch~!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybBxueA5OuA

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01/06/2021

Today we close out our Newton Leibniz trilogy with Math With Bad Drawings - so, are you Team Newton or Team Leibniz?

20/05/2021

More fun with Leibniz 😍

A silly error from a serious dude.

17/05/2021

The conversation continues with as we dig in deeper to Gottfried Leibniz and his role in the story!

29/04/2021

🤩Special guest star 🤩 joins us tomorrow to talk about the arguably most exciting math controversy ever! Guess who and guess what!
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Math With Bad Drawings

Newton and Leibniz are like night and day, or derivatives and integrals.

01/04/2021

No April Foolin'! New Emelie episode now available! 🥳

21/03/2021

I feel mildly called out, especially with the Emelie trilogy! 😆

As a writer, I can confirm.

~Optronix Prime

14/03/2021

Celebrating Pi Day with a brand new episode all about Emelie du Chatelet! Hope you enjoy! https://www.podbean.com/eu/pb-xbzwt-fd585c

11/03/2021

We're back! New episode to celebrate Women's History Month AND Pi Day coming Sunday! Can't wait to hear what you think!

16/02/2021

The winter storm and lack of power here in Texas put me a little behind in recording but as soon as things are back to normal, I’ll have some fun new episodes about an awesome mathematician for you! In the meantime, hope everyone is staying safe and warm!

14/02/2021

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! 💚 🧮

For those who love numbers, and those who love them.

25/01/2021

Found this so interesting! I’ve been wanting to cover Alan Turing for a while now, but maybe I should go down a rabbit hole to learn about mathematicians in WW2 in general?

Anyone else a fan of data interpretation?
~fangoddess

01/01/2021

Happy New Year!! I’m currently waiting on some books about our latest mathematician but in the meantime, here are some of my favorite math books from this past year. What have you been reading?

13/11/2020

We’re both excited about AMATYC today! So many great sessions and I’ll be talking about coreqs at 1 CST! Registration is free - sessions at bit.ly/AMATYC2020 🤩🤩

18/07/2020

Brings back memories of college 😂😂

22/06/2020

We have an announcement! Take a quick listen to the latest episode and let us know your thoughts! :) https://infinitelyirrational.podbean.com/e/a-short-break-and-an-announcement/

15/06/2020

Today our Euclid trilogy comes to a close! I’m addition to Anthony Carreras, we also have a couple special guests making short appearances. Hope you enjoy! 🤓

13/06/2020

Two of my favorite things! Math + the ocean! 🤯

More on the nature side today... I just found out this interesting piece of information from www.pbs.org

In the mid-1990s, Kyoto University researchers realized to their surprise that equations originally devised by the mathematical genius Alan Turing predicted that the parallel yellow and purple stripes of the marine angelfish have to move over time. Stable, unmoving patterns didn't jive with the mathematics. To find out if this was true, the researchers photographed angelfish in an aquarium over several months. Sure enough, an angelfish's stripes do migrate across its body over time, and in just the way the equations had indicated.

31/05/2020

Friend of the podcast Dr. Anthony Carreras is back to talk with us about all things Euclid! Hope you enjoy! 😎

15/05/2020

We get carried away with our work too and today is no exception! Friend of the podcast and philosopher Dr. Anthony Carreras joins us to dish the dirt on all things Euclid! https://www.podbean.com/eu/pb-b7dke-d4f60f

08/05/2020

A super fun game for the weekend, Black Hole, courtesy of Math With Bad Drawings!

06/05/2020

Here's another fun puzzle to enjoy!

04/05/2020

Have you checked out the latest Cardano episode? The title is especially fitting for today. https://www.podbean.com/eu/pb-escei-d4f605