Podcasting about: Unapologetic Mathematicians podcast

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 Hope Duncan, who’s the creator of the Unapologetic Mathematicians podcast, and is based at the University of Leeds. Podcast title: Unapologetic MathematiciansWebsite: rss.com/podcasts/unapologetic-mathematicians/Links: Spotify – Apple Podcasts – Amazon MusicAverage episode length: 45 Minutes Recommended episode: Richard Elwes interview What is your podcast about, and why did it start? The podcast started as a result of witnessing many of my friends and colleagues having to pre-emptively apologise for talking about maths in social situations, when they were asked what they did for work. Often mathematicians can explain their research to a more general audience, it just takes some patience, so I wanted to give people the chance to talk about their research and why they love it! Hope Duncan, podcast host…

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