This video features an interview with journalist and science writer K.C. Cole, who has been described by Amazon as the Leonardo Da Vinci of science writing. She is author of eight non-fiction books, including the The Universe and the Teacup: The Mathematics of Truth and Beauty. It was an honor to sit down with her and discuss Truth Values and her thoughts on implicit bias.

Interview with Sami Assaf, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, USC, who has daring comments about David Auburn’s mathematical-themed play Proof.

The first of the series of videos documenting the M.I.T. tour, featuring an interview with David Vogan, Professor of Mathematics at M.I.T. and President of the American Mathematical Society.

The second of several videos documenting the tour of Truth Values to the M.I.T. campus as part of the Institute's 150th anniversary celebration. Part 2 features an interview with noted scientist Nancy Hopkins, Professor of Biology at M.I.T., member of the National Academy of Sciences, and a well-known champion of equality for women in math and the sciences.

(first of several in our women in mathematics series)

This video features an interview with Margaret Murray, author of Women Becoming Mathematicians, who offers singular insights about the mathematical community and the highly physical nature of Truth Values.

(and second in our women in mathematics series)

This video features an interview with M.I.T. mathematician Gigliola Staffilani, who shares her experiences of the time when the M.I.T. math department first became aware of the existence of the show.

(and third in our women in mathematics series)

This video features an interview with Professor Katrin Wehrheim, who shares a fun inside account of being on the math faculty at M.I.T. amongst nervous laughter when they first found out about the existence of the play.

Mini documentary of an exciting tour of Truth Values to the Claremont Colleges, playing for the biggest audience at that time to date, a packed house of over 600 at the Garrison Theater of Scripps College Performing Arts Center.