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The Magic of Numbers: A Conversation with Mathematician Rob Eastaway

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Ever wondered why buses often come in threes or found yourself captivated by the inherent beauty of numbers and patterns? Join us as we unravel these mysteries with our guest, Rob Eastaway, acclaimed author and one of the UK's leading promoters of mathematics. Rob shares his intriguing journey into the world of numbers, from his childhood filled with puzzles and games, to his significant contributions as a mathematics promoter and author. He also reveals his unconventional approach to numbers, using the allure of puzzles to encourage maths education.
In this episode, we delve deep into the fascinating patterns that govern our daily lives and the world around us. With Rob as our guide, we explore the intriguing phenomena of bus arrivals, the power of threes, and the dynamics of traffic flow on motorways. Rob provides captivating insights into these occurrences and unveils how game theory and driver behavior influence the traffic dynamics we encounter every day.
We wrap up the episode with Rob discussing his work as founder and Director of Maths Inspiration, a theatre-based lecture programme designed for teenagers. He sheds light on his use of interactive games, such as the black and white hat game, to captivate his audience and illustrate the power of logic and deduction. Rob also shares his unique approach to engaging adult audiences, by blending maths and magic. He offers a sneak peek into his upcoming book, 'Headscratchers' and other projects. Whether you're a maths enthusiast or just curious about the hidden patterns in everyday life, this episode is a must-listen!
Rob's links:
https://robeastaway.com/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rob-Eastaway/e/B0035XGEQS/ref=aufs_dp_fta_an_dsk
Rob's latest book, Headscratchers is out on 5th October '23
Question or comment? Send us a text message.

www.undercurrentstories.com

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Ever wondered why buses often come in threes or found yourself captivated by the inherent beauty of numbers and patterns? Join us as we unravel these mysteries with our guest, Rob Eastaway, acclaimed author and one of the UK's leading promoters of mathematics. Rob shares his intriguing journey into the world of numbers, from his childhood filled with puzzles and games, to his significant contributions as a mathematics promoter and author. He also reveals his unconventional approach to numbers, using the allure of puzzles to encourage maths education.
In this episode, we delve deep into the fascinating patterns that govern our daily lives and the world around us. With Rob as our guide, we explore the intriguing phenomena of bus arrivals, the power of threes, and the dynamics of traffic flow on motorways. Rob provides captivating insights into these occurrences and unveils how game theory and driver behavior influence the traffic dynamics we encounter every day.
We wrap up the episode with Rob discussing his work as founder and Director of Maths Inspiration, a theatre-based lecture programme designed for teenagers. He sheds light on his use of interactive games, such as the black and white hat game, to captivate his audience and illustrate the power of logic and deduction. Rob also shares his unique approach to engaging adult audiences, by blending maths and magic. He offers a sneak peek into his upcoming book, 'Headscratchers' and other projects. Whether you're a maths enthusiast or just curious about the hidden patterns in everyday life, this episode is a must-listen!
Rob's links:
https://robeastaway.com/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rob-Eastaway/e/B0035XGEQS/ref=aufs_dp_fta_an_dsk
Rob's latest book, Headscratchers is out on 5th October '23
Question or comment? Send us a text message.

www.undercurrentstories.com

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