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Samuel Hansen received a masters degree in mathematics from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He is the mind behind ACMEScience and its mathematical podcasts Combinations and Permutations and Strongly Connected Components, and he also co-hosts the Math/Maths podcast with Peter Rowlett. All he has ever really wanted to do was to tell stories, especially if they happen to be mathematical.
Congrats!
Thanks, this is going to be great. Also, thanks for the questions during that interview. They were fun to answer
Sam, I just heard your interview with Maria D on MathFuture. Best of luck with this project - the description sounds really interesting.
Glad for your help, this is going to be great.
Saw your #MaxFunCon note. Looks interesting! Good luck.