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The audio isn't great but Serre's "Writing Mathematics Badly" is classic. It's a discussion of what is and what is not good mathematics notation, style, etc. It also has quite a bit of humor mixed in:

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It is a talk by Paul Cohen about his work on the Continuum Hypothesis and his interactions with Kurt Gödel. This talk took place at the Gödel Centennial conference in Vienna in 2006.

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