Epsilon Theory Podcast

Matt Zeigler

ben.hunt@epsilontheory.com

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Booking Overview

Epsilon Theory explores narrative as a social force—how stories shape writing, thinking, creativity, and “earned opinions,” especially in an AI era. For PR, it’s a compelling platform for guests who can speak to craft, meaning-making, and independent thought through the lens of storytelling.

Metrics

Episodes: 193

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.8/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 2.6k subscribers

Contact Information

ben.hunt@epsilontheory.com

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Host

Matt Zeigler - Matt Zeigler appears as the host and co-creator of Epsilon Theory, featuring essay-driven themes and conversations about narrative’s role in creativity, writing, research, and thinking for yourself...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Writers/essayists and creative practitioners; people with published work (essays/books), and subject-matter credibility around writing craft, research, creativity, and how narrative shapes thinking. Guests may also be storytellers sharing personal history in a reflective format.
Required Achievements:  
Published writing (essays), Notable creative or craft-focused work, Demonstrated expertise in writing/research/introspection

Recent Guest Discussions

Matt Zeigler - Epsilon Theory Unplugged Essay Themes: AI As A Creative Tool; Practice/reading/curiosity; Craft Vs. Empty Content.

Ritavan - Family History, Identity, Idealism, Chosen Family; Revisiting A Prior Conversation As Story Time.

Dave Nadig - Contemplative Autonomy; Writing, Research, Introspection; AI Assistants Vs. Thinking For Yourself.

Recent Topics

Narrative, Writing, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Cognition

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Epsilon Theory Podcast
:

Notes on Notes: Nobody Wants To Earn Their S***

July 09, 2026

Matt Zeigler joins Notes on Notes to discuss his Epsilon Theory Unplugged essay Nobody Wants To Earn Their Shit and what it says about AI, creativity, writing, music and earned opinions. This conversation explores why AI can be a powerful creative tool, why lazy content feels so empty, and how real craft comes from practice, reading, curiosity and doing the work.

The Intentional Investor #56: Ritavan

July 08, 2026

Ritavan joins The Intentional Investor for a powerful story about family history, identity, idealism, and how the lives we inherit shape the people we become. In this Story Time episode, Matt Zeigler revisits one of the most unforgettable Intentional Investor conversations, tracing Ritavan’s family story from social reform in India to a village doctor on horseback, deep friendship, tragedy, resilience, and the meaning of chosen family.

Notes on Notes: A Case for Contemplative Autonomy

July 01, 2026

Dave Nadig joins Notes on Notes to discuss his Epsilon Theory Unplugged essay Paying Attention: A Case for Contemplative Autonomy and why thinking for yourself matters even more in the age of AI. This conversation explores writing, research, introspection, AI assistants, and the importance of sitting with your own thoughts before outsourcing your opinions.

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