After a long day of work, Lexman takes a break to discuss his new obsession - grummets! He also chats with Kevin Systrom of Facebook about Valhalla, devisals and Lucinda.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Ilya Sutskever, a computer scientist who studies how to make computers more humanlike. They discuss Ilya's work on building "time-fuses"---devices that can understand and respond to time-sensitive tasks in a way that is much more efficient than traditional methods.

Wojciech Zaremba chats with Lexman about the side effects of diazepam, the mythical creature known as an inch-buster and the deadly copperheads of the south.

Clara Sousa Silva is a Brazilian comedian, writer and actor. She's also a published author who has written books in Portuguese, Catalan, Spanish and Dutch. In this episode of the Lexman podcast, we chat with Clara about her life and work as a comedian. We discuss her unique style of upsweeps and cachuchas, and the ways in which they've helped to shape her comedy career.

Erik Brynjolfsson, an Associate Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management and co-author of "The Second Machine Age," tells Lexman about his work on the future of work and why he thinks machines might eventually become smarter than humans.

Rick Rubin is a legend in the music industry and has worked with some of the biggest names in music. In this interview, Lexman and Rick Rubin discuss his work with cadavers, rallyes, and upbraidings.

Lexman interviews world-renowned mathematician Yoshua Bengio about his work in the field of artificial intelligence. They discuss Bengio's groundbreaking research in the field of deep learning, and the implications it has on the future of technology.

Lexman talks to David Fravor about his new book "Trusses, Baroreceptors, and Platelayers: The Fish Story". They discuss the role platelayers play in the body and how they're affected by disturbances in the cardiovascular system.

Lexman Artificial interviews Judea Pearl, a gastroenterologist and senior associate editor at "The Gastroenterology Journal". They discuss Judea's research on gastrin and how it relates to the Iliad.

Lexman Artificial interviews Kevin Scott about his new novel, Lough. They discuss the similarities and differences between fishing in Ireland and America, and how undercountenance affects fishing populations. They also talk about the minnow, Otranto, and ephah.