Hi everyone and welcome to this week's episode of no such thing as a fish, which is one

of my favourite episodes that we did in the Soho Theatre in our summer run. No effects

to our other guests who are all amazing as well, but I really really love this episode

with Hannah Fry. Now you'll probably remember Hannah, she was on no such thing as a fish

earlier this year. She's a mathematician, she's written a load of books that are definitely

worth getting if you're even slightly and in fact whether you're interested in maths

or not, she makes a subject come alive. But the very important thing I also had to tell

you is that Hannah has a new podcast, it's called Uncharted and would you believe it,

it is a podcast about graphs. You know those famously visual things in a very unvisual

medium, but like everything that Hannah is involved in, of course it's absolutely brilliant,

it's not just her reading out numbers or saying a p-line, downing line, curly line, all

that kind of stuff. It's actually stories about human behaviour, it's about discovery,

it's just an absolutely brilliant podcast, I very very highly recommend you tune into that.

Like I say, called Uncharted and it's wherever you get your podcasts. Anyway, very much

hope you enjoy this show as much as we enjoyed making it. All there is to say is on with

a podcast.

Hello and welcome to another episode of No Such Thing as a Fish, a weekly podcast this

week coming to you live from the Soho Theatre. My name is Dan Schreiber, I'm sitting

here with James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray and Hannah Fry and once again we have gathered

around the microphones with our four favourite facts from the last seven days and in no particular

order here we go, starting with fact number one and that is Andy. My fact is that if this

conversation had one extra person, it would be substantially less funny. And which extra

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