Question

Any good math podcasts?

Answer 1

Podcasts aren’t exactly suited to geometric discussions generally. However, My Favourite Theorem is a great podcast and there have been some episodes which have personally been very insightful to me (my favourite being episodes 38 and 44).

Edit: there are also episodes that discuss geometric ideas like Varignon’s Theorem and projective geometry.

Answer 2

As Gandhi said, start the podcast you want to see in the world

Answer 3

I like the 3b1b podcast by Grant Sanderson. The episode with Steven Strogatz was particularly good.

Answer 4

You should probably watch lectures if you want something technical. Kind of hard to convey mathematical idea without images of formulae

Answer 5

Check out "My favourite theorem" by Kevin knudson & Evelyn lamb. They invite mathematicians to talk about their favourite theorems/results.

Answer 6

For physics, I love Sean Carroll's *The Mindscape*. He will occasionally have a guest discussing pure math (category theory and statistical language modeling are episodes I can recall), but his background is in theoretical physics, and guests/topics range from quantum to thermo to biology to philosophy. Mostly I love his deep inquisitive streak, not letting his guests get away with non-technical answers to technical questions.

Answer 7

The Math & Physics Podcast is my go-to for applied mathematics.

Answer 8

Not math-only podcast, but if what you are looking for is a place to gather insights while listening to fascinating conversations among "people of math", check out The Joy of Why(or The Joy of X as it was once called) hosted by Mathematician Steve Strogatz.

Answer 9

Relatively Prime: Stories from The Mathematical Domain- Interviews and stories from the math world! I LOVE it.

Answer 10

Steven Strogatz has a podcast. The Joy of Why! The episode with Colin Adams on knot theory is fantastic!