Eugenia Cheng, Guilty Pleasures & Jacob Collier

Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen

PRX

Arts

4.6 • 675 Ratings

🗓️ 3 November 2016

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

On this week’s show, Eugenia Cheng whips up a delicious math lesson for Kurt. Plus, writer Sadie Stein defends one of the most detested words in the English language. Then, an art historian and a scientist explore the connection between bird plumage and air pollution. And Jacob Collier plays live with an instrument built by an MIT engineer.

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0:00.0	From PRX
0:03.4	You
0:07.6	Stu
0:08.2	De
0:08.7	Studio.
0:09.8	Studio.
0:11.8	That's it.
0:12.5	Right?
0:13.2	Studio.
0:13.8	360 with Cardo Andersson.
0:16.3	Kurt Anderson.
0:17.8	I listen to it on the radio in my car.
0:20.7	Don't be sniffy about. I'm not being sniffy. I think you're... No Kurt Anderson. I listen to it on the radio in my car. Don't be sniffy about.
0:22.2	I'm not being sniffy.
0:23.4	I think you're.
0:24.1	No, no.
0:24.7	You've got a nose for it.
0:25.9	Oh, gosh.
0:27.2	What are you saying over there?
0:29.0	Today on the show, it's the method that makes it interesting, not just the end result.
0:33.6	Maybe it had a little bit to do with our kind of prudery. It's completely a joy.
0:38.5	I love that.
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