Philip Maymin is as knowledgable as they come in the realms of sport analytics & sports betting, and he graciously shares much of his journey on this episode. We chat about the various start-ups he's led a big hand in, some of the creative work he's published at conferences such as MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, and other experiences such as his victories in past Wolfram One-Liner Competitions. 

Coleman Ayers (@byanymeansbball) started his basketball trainer journey from square 1, but quickly ascended his presence & impact in the basketball training community in keeping a steadfast attention to atomic detail, seeing the whole picture of player development picture, and having fearless action to better his work, even if it meant going plenty out of his comfort zone. We talk about under-focused layers of the player development process, skill acquisition, pattern matching/player psychology, and close with a chat on Coleman's early dive into web3/NFTs from the basketball development training realm!

Welcome! Thanks for tuning in to the first episode of Stochastic Harmonies. I created this podcast to host conversations with a diverse set of friends and guests to highlight the beauty in many different (random!) walks of life. This first episode is with Hunter Bigge, my good childhood friend who was a former baseball player at Harvard University and was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in 2019 where he’s playing now.