Kurt Kohlstedt

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars

The story starts with the mayor of a Prussian city, who wrote to the famous mathematician Leonhard Euler with a question: how could one walk through Königsberg without crossing any of its bridges twice? At first, Euler thought this question trivial, but the “Seven Bridges of Königsberg Problem” and its (lack of) solution helped pave

Funiculars are great, which is why the main image from our previous train episode featured one — except we didn’t actually talk about that one during the show. It’s a cable car from Wellington, and as it turns out it’s one of hundreds of funiculars in this city. Roman and Kurt are back with another

A Tiny Radio Show About Design with Roman Mars