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19 May 2014

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    Relatively Prime

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    The premier maths documentary podcast, created by Samuel Hansen in 2012 following a successful Kickstarter.

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    Plus Podcast

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    The Plus Podcast mostly features interviews on a diverse range of mathematical topics to support their written articles.

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    A Brief History of Mathematics

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    Proper BBC Radio 4 documentary, A Brief History of Mathematics is ten episodes of maths history by Marcus du Sautoy first broadcast in 2010, each themed around a particular mathematician or group of mathematicians.

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    Math Mutation

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    Math Mutation is a curious, short podcast in which Erik Seligman aims to explore "fun, interesting, or just plain weird corners of mathematics that you probably didn't hear in school"

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    Combinations and Permutations

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    I believe host Samuel Hansen would describe Combinations and Permuations as a jokey panel discussion about mathematics.

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    Strongly Connected Components

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    Strongly Connected Components is a series of 51 episodes released between 2009-2012 in which Samuel Hansen interviews an interesting range of mathematicians.

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    The Math Factor

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    The Math Factor is a podcast on mathematics, logic and puzzles with Chaim Goodman-Strauss and Kyle Kellams in a series of radio episodes released between 2005 and 2010.

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    More or Less

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    More or Less. Statistical current affairs from Tim Harford and the team, broadcast on BBC Radio 4. Didn't I recommend More or Less? Oops! I always assume everyone listens to More or Less.

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