The Recorded Internet Broadcast features conversations between hosts and long-time friends Tim and Jerod, for whom dialogue is a method of learning and figuring out how to understand and feel about topics, which range from famous unsolved math problems to favorite hiking trails to ethical conundrums. Tim and Jerod have often been told by listeners-in to their discussions that they would make a good podcast. So here’s the RIB. Challenge our knowledge and assumptions and join the conversation by writing to recordedinternetbroadcast@gmail.com.
Recorded Internet Broadcast
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The Recorded Internet Broadcast features conversations between hosts and long-time friends Tim and Jerod, for whom dialogue is a method of learning and figuring out how to understand and feel about topics, which range from famous unsolved math problems to favorite hiking trails to ethical conundrums. Tim and Jerod have often been told by listeners-in to their discussions that they would make a good podcast. So here’s the RIB. Challenge our knowledge and assumptions and join the conversation by writing to recordedinternetbroadcast@gmail.com.
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December 15, 2021
Episode 6 -- Fermi Estimation
Hosts Tim and Jerod perform some back-of-the-envelope calculations and discuss Fermi Estimation and how it helps them understand and stay curious about the physical world. Topics include the heating capabilities of hot soup vs. ice soup, atomic teaspoons, and grains of sand. Visit our website https://www.recordedinternetbroadcast.com to check the calculations and estimates we made during this episode. References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Fermi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermi_Problem Credits Recorded in Lebanon, NH, and Somerville, MA September 9, 2021 Posted online December 15, 2021 Performance, writing, research -- Jerod, Tim Production, editing -- Juliana Website -- Tim, Juliana License: This work is freely distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. Contact: recordedinternetbroadcast@gmail.com
September 27, 2021
Episode 5 -- Crossword Puzzles?
Crossword puzzle clues, values, and alternate realities with Jerod and Tim. Bonus points if you guess the theme before Jerod does. 0:00 - Intro 0:35 - What's a crossword puzzle 1:55 - Crossword clue #1 2:45 - What's the usefulness of an unsolved crossword puzzle vs. a solved one 4:13 - Crossword clue #2 5:40 - Solved crossword puzzle as proof of one's skill 7:19 - Imaginary community where crosswords are currency 8:55 - Agreed-upon means of exchanging goods 9:40 - People need income to survive 10:15 - Altruistic crossword puzzle completers 11:30 - Crossword puzzle bank 11:45 - Crossword clue #3 13:30 - Who writes the crosswords? 17:11 - Crossword clue #4 17:43 - Crossword clue #5 18:40 - Disadvantages within hypothetical crossword puzzle community 20:05 - Crossword puzzle writers' incentives 22:00 - Ponzi Schemes 22:18 - Crossword clue #6 22:30 - Crossword clue #7 23:00 - Outro 24:30 - Outtakes (Crossword clues #8-10, and answers to clues #1-3) 00:00 - Intro References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossword Credits Recorded in Lebanon, NH, and Somerville, MA July 19, 2021 Posted online September 27, 2021 Performance, writing, research -- Jerod, Tim Production, editing -- Juliana Website -- Tim License: This work is freely distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License Contact: recordedinternetbroadcast@gmail.com
July 22, 2021
Episode 4 -- What is the ideal climate?
Is the current climate ideal for us individually, and for humans in general? What do we know about prehistoric climates, predicted future climates, and how humans might fare in them? Tim and Jerod discuss current climate classificatory schemes and climate-related adaptations. 00:00 - Intro 00:40 - Wikipedia definitions 01:15 - What do you think about the climate you live in? 03:55 - How are climates classified (Koeppen-Geiger system)? 06:32 - "Present and future Koeppen-Geiger Climate maps" paper 09:45 - Is the current climate ideal? Is the current climate ideal for me? 11:35 - Climate for all people 15:00 - Adaptation 16:45 - Ancient Climates and Chloroplasts 19:20 - Technological adaptations to climates 21:45 - Climates and potential for supporting human life 23:55 - Terraforming our own Terra 25:00 - Earthwide movement of humans 27:25 - Classical climate change discussion and NOAA, and the ocean 30:12 - Outro and outtakes References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6ppen_climate_classification https://www.nature.com/articles/sdata2018214 https://www.youtube.com/c/ClimateTown/videos Credits Recorded in Lebanon, NH, April 29, 2021 Posted online July 22, 2021 Performance, writing, research -- Jerod, Tim Production, editing -- Juliana Website -- Tim License: This work is freely distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License Contact: recordedinternetbroadcast@gmail.com
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