Art vs Science

Auteur(s): Matthew Knight
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  • What happens when you sit a government tech analyst and an advertising producer at a table and ask their opinions on something? You get the Art vs Science Podcast. Listen along to Matthew Knight and Edward DePew as they dissect a world of technical and artistic wonder one topic at a time.

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  • Ep. 3 - Activities Ruined by Our Knowledge
    Feb 3 2021

    In this week's episode of Art vs Science, Matt and Ed discuss how being experts in their fields pulls the veil back on their favorite movies, shows, and even the branding on grocery products.

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    36 min
  • Ep. 2 Art & Science in South MS
    Jan 20 2021

    In this episode, Matthew and Ed discuss the opportunities (or lack of) for education, work, and recreation that South Mississippi offers its residents. They also cover it's taking so long for the state to catch up with other cultural hotspots in the country and why young people seem to avoid supporting their friend's goals on social media.

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    49 min
  • Ep. 1 Job Differences - pay/lifestyle/education required
    Jan 6 2021

    In the first episode of Art vs Science, Matthew Knight and Edward DePew discuss the differences and similarities of their jobs and lives as people in the STEM and Arts Fields. They discuss the pay, education requirements, and the lifestyles that each provides. There's also a tangent involving the price of pants and calf sizes. Enjoy and welcome to Art vs Science!


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    49 min

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