After two months we’ve finally done another podcast! We completely forgot even the most rudimentary things about how to do a podcast. Sorry.

In this episode, we talked about:

As always, we’re keen to hear about your mathematical exploits either by email to [email protected] or through our new, streamlined sending-something-in form.

If you’ve got some ideas for how we can do a better podcast, we’d be particularly keen to hear from you.

We took the opportunity of us all being in the same small slice of space and time (MathsJam, last weekend) to record another episode of our continuing audio part-work, The Aperiodcast.

We talked about:

As always, we’re keen to hear about your mathematical exploits either by email at [email protected], our twitter @aperiodical, or whatever means you can think of to get in contact with us.

Here’s another episode of our irregular podcast about what’s been happening on the site.

This time, we talked about:

Christian apologises for the poor sound quality, an unavoidable consequence of being at the family home for the weekend without a proper microphone.

As always, we’re keen to hear about your mathematical exploits either by email at [email protected], our twitter @aperiodical, or whatever means you can think of to get in contact with us.

Leaves are falling, a chilly wind is blowing and I can hear the distant thunder of undergrads’ hooves as they stampede towards my department. Yes, Summer is giving way to Autumn, so it’s time for another Aperiodcast. If you had “42 days” in the “when will the next Aperiodcast appear” sweepstake, report to the comments section below for your prize.

In this episode Peter and Christian were enjoying the comforts of their respective homes, while Katie was preparing to be sawn in half by a crazed Matt Parker at the British Science Festival. We talked about:

As always, we’re keen to hear about your mathematical exploits at [email protected], and you still have eight days to submit items for the 90th Carnival of Mathematics, which you can do through our form.

Here’s the fifth Aperiodcast, covering what’s happened on the site basically since the start of Summer. Peter is busy doing work, so it was just Katie and me blathering on about a variety of things.

The posts discussed in this episode were:

You have three days to submit posts for the next Carnival of Maths, hosted here by Katie.

Here’s another Aperiodcast, covering things that happened on the site between the 4th and the 20th of June.

Ask a mathematician: “Where should we live?” by Alistair Bird

The mathematics examinations faced by school leavers in the Republic of Ireland by Colm Mulcahy

P-Value Extravaganza posted by Christian

The Super Subtraction Feat by Colin Beveridge

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After an unexpectedly long wait of over three weeks, here’s the third Aperiodcast, discussing what’s happened on the site between 13/5/2012 and 3/6/2012. You’ll notice that we recorded this podcast four days ago – we were all having too much jubilee fun to find time to upload it! Anyway, we had lots to talk about, so please do have a listen.

Has schoolboy genius solved problems that baffled mathematicians for centuries? by Christian and Peter

The Table Never Lies by Mr. Gregg

Puzzlebomb – June 2012 by Katie

In what flipping dimension is a square peg in a round hole just as good as a round peg in a square hole? by Card Colm

The strange case of Misha Verbitsky and the trademarked beard by Christian

P-p-p-publicise a paper! by Christian and Nathan

Aperiodical Round Up 6 – It glides to a stop as it reaches the end of the power stroke by Christian

Open Access Update – 25th of May by Christian

In true Aperiodical fashion, we left 13 days before recording another Aperiodcast, so here’s what we think about the last almost-two-weeks on the site.

We talked about:

Here’s the very first edition of what we’ve cleverly decided to call The Aperiodcast. The plan is to record a short podcast every week or week-and-a-bit (this is the Aperiodical after all) talking about what’s been happening on the site, and pointing out posts that we found particularly interesting or have generated a lot of discussion.

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