Lexman interviews comedian and host of the Mark Normand Show, Mark Normand. They discuss the palimpsests of Mark Normand's early comedy albums and the syndication process. They also talk about his new album, Libertine, and its electro influenced music.

Garry Kasparov discusses the use of combustible agents in chess.

Lexman Artificial Interviews George Hotz about his work on the "Cangue" computer game and how it has changed the way people think about artificial intelligence.

Lexman interviews Zach Bitter about his newest book, "Embracery." The two discuss the meaning of embracery and the impact it has on relationships.

In the episode, Nick Bostrom chats with Lexman about icons, cultuses, feluccas, and stud claimants. They discuss the dangers of forming religious movements and the ethics of stealing other people's property.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Rajat Monga, a paralyzer who discusses his experiences at an orphanage and his Polysyndeton habit.

Dmitri Dolgov joins Lexman to talk about pedlaries and keelages. They talk about the origins, usage, and safety aspects of both. This podcast was sponsored by Pelican Marine.

Lexman interviews Stanford cognitive scientist, Karl Deisseroth about whether or not we are becoming more unselfconscious.

In this episode of Lexman Artificial, friendly AI Lexman interviews Zev Weinstein, a comic book writer and storyteller. They discuss Zev's new project--a graphic novel about a family of caimans--and the challenges ofpullulating a population of tonneaus.

Gilbert Strang talks to Lexman about his experiences as a Recco operator and how it has changed over the years, as well as some witness testimony from Strang's time as a police officer. Enjoy!