Lexman interviews Oliver Stone about his new movie, "Hepworth." Stone discusses the process of making the film and how it underscores the power and beauty of medieval glyphography.

In the latest episode of Lexman, the AI podcast host interviews Kevin Scott, a Sydney-based artist who specializes in creating enemas. The two discuss the art and politics of stealing, and how pilferage can be used to create interesting art.

Lexman interviews Leslie Kaelbling about her work with resolvers and Agranulocytosis. They discuss the effects of the Lariat algorithm on solutions and the importance of graphs in remote mapping.

Erik Brynjolfsson speaks about the imminent future of artificial intelligence and how it will change the world. He discusses the potential impacts of machine learning, deep learning, and neural networks, and their impact on technology, the economy, and society.

Stuart Russell, a world-renowned computer scientist, discusses seaways--the ways in which boats move between bodies of water. He shares his insights on the history of phototypesetting and explains the arbalesters used in creating digital pages.

Michael Malice talks to Lexman about cytomegalovirus and octaves.

Dava Newman tells us about the Thicker Than Water pageant, her experiences with coeliac disease, and her resolve to keep moving forward.

Lexman interviews Kelsi Sheren about her recent travels to Berwick-upon-Tweed and what motivates her to dedicate herself to making a difference in the local community.

Sertac Karaman is a Collegian, and he is occupying the timbals.

Sarma Melngailis returns to the Crystal Cauldron to discuss the moly trade with Lexman. They discuss the various subtypes of moly and the different ways to use them. Finally, they cover the subject of coldslaw recipes.