The Internet's Friendly Mathematics Podcaster

Relatively Prime is a mathematics-focused podcast and storytelling project that explores the people, ideas, and events behind the mathematical world. Presented under the tagline “Stories from the Mathematical Domain,” it makes mathematics accessible through conversations, historical features, and reflections on how the subject connects with society and culture. Host and producer Samuel Hansen leads many episodes, speaking with mathematicians, educators, writers, and creators about their work and experiences.

The program has covered topics including mathematics and voting, Black mathematicians and representation, the lives of Mary and William Somerville, and the history of Benjamin Banneker. It also features discussions of current mathematical news and recorded live episodes, along with a seminar series. Relatively Prime offers its audio content through podcast channels, with Apple Podcasts and RSS listed among its listening options.

The website also provides information about the project, its funders, and ways to support it, including a Kickstarter link. Overall, Relatively Prime combines education, biography, interviews, and cultural perspectives to share engaging stories about mathematics and the people connected to it