What is the best way to self-educate in science and math?

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I'm a curious person on a quest to provide myself, by self learning, an education money can't buy. To that end, conversing with people far smarter than I on a subject that absolutely fascinates me seems like a fine time. I have some math and science in my background so I won't be completely useless (hopefully).
 
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