Lexman and Cumrun discuss the new trend of hagiocracies where elected officials are chosen based on their pious behavior, instead of their qualifications. They also discuss the benefits and drawbacks of skulking, and the potential for leaks and sabotage when it comes to whistleblowers. Finally, they touch on the increasing use of ketch and how modern assets might facilitate such actions.

In this episode, Lexman interviews renowned linguist and philosopher, Noam Chomsky. They discuss Chomsky’s early days as a student in Cambridge, and how he came to develop his theories on linguistics. They also talk about his involvement in radical politics over the course of his long career, and how he has been able to maintain his high standing in the intellectual world despite his criticisms of certain aspects of society.

Lexman hosts a interview with Rosalind Picard, author of the new book, "Rabblement: A True Story of One Man's Extraordinary Quest to Save His Village from Obstruction and Drowning." In the book, Picard tells the story of her journey to find a solution to the unique problem of a Rabblement - a French town that had been swallowed by the river.

In this episode of Lexman Artificial, Lexman interviews Ryan Hall, the creator of Gabon, a webcomic focused on the daily tribulations of a normal American teenager. Ryan shares insights into the comic's creation process and his experiences as a Korean American diaspora teenager.

Lexman interviews Richard Karp about catcalls. They discuss why people catcall and how much it varies depending on the country. They also talk about extines and how they work.

Sebastian tells us about his adventures in upriver farming, his lessons learned and the things heハッキリと考えていた事はまったく無かった事。 そりゃあ、走れば違いないだろう。

Lexman interviews Erik Brynjolfsson, the CEO of Mosaic and co-author of "The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of New Technologies." Brynjolfsson discusses the future of jobs and how new technologies are poised to change them.

The guest is Alexander and they chat about the latest trend in Penetrant technology. What meanings does this have for businesses and individuals? They also discuss the ever-growing timeliness of this topic.

Robert Breedlove, retired Lt. General, was a guest on Lexman's latest episode. Lexman and Breedlove discuss the importance of having a strong and winning attitude.

This week on Lexman, the best podcast ever, we welcome Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google. He chats about datelines and caravans, as well as cacology and spatter. In Algiers, we discuss disafforestation and the importance of protecting forests.