The Limit Does Not Exist

In this special Pi Day episode, we interview Dr. Eugenia Cheng, mathematician, musician, chef and the author of How to Bake Pi: An Edible Exploration of the Mathematics of Mathematics and the upcoming Beyond Infinity: An Expedition to the Outer Limits of Mathematics. Eugenia shares why she's chosen not to follow blueprints that others have created and why math is not actually about getting the right answer. Plus, how to mathematically figure out your perfect size of pizza and Eugenia's tips on making a delicious Bananas Foster!

In this special Pi Day episode, we interview Dr. …

To celebrate our one-year anniversary of launching The Limit Does Not Exist, we're recapping and synthesizing some of the big themes we've learned over the last 34 episodes from our brilliant guests and enlightening insights you've sent our way. Consider this episode a great Human Venn Diagram playbook chock full of wisdom!

It's our one year anniversary at The Limit Does N…

We talk with Kate Fehlhaber, neuroscientist, photographer, pianist, and science communicator, who just completed her PhD at UCLA. We discuss how Kate walks the tightrope between art and science, as well as the connection between her particular area of neuroscience research and photography. We also break down the bias of illusory superiority, the left brain-right brain myth and why it persists in pop culture, and the neuroscientist thinking of Proust.

We talk with Kate Fehlhaber, neuroscientist, phot…

We interview Professor Butch Rovan, a performer, composer, media artist, and the faculty director of the Brown Arts Initiative. Once a rock musician in Los Angeles, Butch now creates award-winning work at intersection of technology, code and composition. We learn why it's artists who push technology to the nth degree, how to interpret your work from one field to another, and why movie soundtracks make us cry.

We interview Professor Butch Rovan, a performer, …

We're talking with Chas Carey, writer, producer, podcast host, litigator, actor, and Christina's boyfriend. That's right! This is the first in a two-part series in which we ask: Is it really a good idea for one #HumanVennDiagram to be partnered with another? We discuss energy optimization, storytelling across disciplines, and adaptability - whether on stage or in the courtroom. Plus, the lowdown on Chas and Christina's first date. Cue the heart eyes!

We’re talking with Chas Carey, writer, producer, …