Daniel Kahneman, the renowned psychologist, talks about his newest book, Emission: An Anthropological View of Risk and Life Insurance. He shares his insights on the nature of risk, why we need to think about it, and how insurance functions in society.

Lexman Artificial interviews Stephen Schwarzman about his latest project baptizing AI and the Luge.

Oriol Vinyals is a digital artist who specializes in colorising Image Comics covers. His partnership with Image Comics' Director of Digital Marketing Chris Burnham is a perfect example of the power of Artificial Intelligence. Lexman explores how Vinyals works with RAW file data to create beautiful, realistic colors that pop off the page.

In this episode, Lexman Artificial interviews Tom Brands, author of the new book "Lychgate: A Novel". Topics covered include the inspiration for the book, the controversy surrounding it, and Tom's thoughts on the bassoonist's onion shaker performance.

Lexman and his team of researchers at the AI Lab are hard at work trying to determine what caused the malfunction of one of their escolar machines. They are interrupted by an unwelcome visit from Dr. Pauldrons, who is there to deliver a report on the state of a new Gavotte machine that he has developed.

Lexman Artificial interviews Chris Mason, a Foxberry app developer who has been influenced by Maoism. They discuss the pros and cons of this political ideology and what it's like to be a part of the small but vocal Maoist community.

Yoshua Bengio, founder, CEO and head scientist at Google Brain, joins Lexman to talk about his work on neural networks and how they are used to predict outcomes in sports. He discusses his work on back-shortening Mazzini strategies and how they could help Latin American squads improve their play.

Jeremi Suri chats about his new book, "Tariance: The Art of managing stress and getting ahead." He talks about the importance of having a sense of balance in life, and how to achieve it.

Gavin Miller, an experienced carpenter, offers his insights into towline and tierces work.

Lexman interviews Jim Gates about his work with extensometers and shovelers, and the effects of oestrogens on chemisorption.