Welcome to Math is Fun. In this podcast, I will share some of my hacks, tricks, and stories based on my experience of learning and teaching mathematics for 40 years. I will also invite some prominent guests who can enrich the podcast with their own experiences. Enjoy listening to Math is Fun
"Probably no symbol in mathematics has evoked as much mystery, romanticism, misconception and human interest as the number pi" - William Schaaf
In this episode, I will tell you the exciting story of Pi. You will also find the answer to the quiz question asked in episode 6 and a new question for this week.
Keep writing. My email is MathisFunPodcast@gmail.com
In Episode 6, I will share some tips on how to improve overall MathSense and then discuss Pingala-Hemachandra-Fibonacci sequence and how it is connected with Poetry. You will also find the answer to the quiz question asked in episode 5 and a new question for this week. Keep writing. My email is MathisFunPodcast@gmail.com
22 Oct 2021
Episode 5 - Geometric Progression and MathSense
In Episode 5, we will discuss & learn about geometric progression after listening to the story of Akbar & Birbal. I will also talk about MathSense, something that I describe as a common sense, an intuitive feel, a general idea about possible solutions for a given problem. You will also find the answer to the quiz question asked in episode 4 and a new question for this week.
Keep writing. My email is MathisFunPodcast@gmail.com
15 Oct 2021
Episode 4 - Talk with Kenneth Williams, Master Teacher of Vedic Mathematics
In Episode 4, I have a special guest with me. Mr. Kenneth Raymond Williams is a renowned Vedic Math scholar, researcher, and teacher and in this episode, he shares his life journey and experiences during his pursuit of Vedic Maths. He also has some useful tips for children and parents to make learning mathematics more fun and natural.
You will also find the answer to the quiz question asked in episode 3 and a new question for this week.Keep writing. My email is MathisFunPodcast@gmail.com
8 Oct 2021
Episode 3 - Arithmetic Progression and more
In Episode 3, I answer a young listener on why have I chosen an audio format to teach mathematics instead of a video or written format before sharing the fascinating story of young Gauss, one of the greatest mathematicians and discussing the properties of Arithmetic Progression. You will also find the answer to the quiz question asked in episode 2 and a new question for this week.
Keep writing. My email is MathisFunPodcast@gmail.com
1 Oct 2021
Episode 2 - Magical properties of 142857 and Kaprekar Constant
Welcome to Math is Fun with Vivek Podcast.
In episode 2, we continue our journey of squaring a two-digit number using a shortcut based on the Vedic Math technique and learn about the magical properties of number 142857 before discussing cyclical numbers and Harshad numbers. Then we look at the life of work of Dattatreya Ramchandra Kaprekar, a school teacher from Nashik, India.
I would love to get your feedback and suggestions for future episodes. You can write to me on MathIsFunPodcast@gmail.com
26 Sept 2021
Episode 1 - Introduction to Math is Fun and some tricks
A big Hello and warm welcome to the first episode of Math is Fun.
This is the first episode where I talk about why am I starting this podcast. I will also teach some cool tricks for squaring the numbers ending or starting with 5.
So Enjoy as Math is Fun !!!
You can write to me on MathIsFunPodcast@gmail.com
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