Lexman Artificial

Michael Kearns, author of "The Living Forked Path: A Fighter Bomber's Story From down Under to the Middle East" takes on some tough questions about life, love, and meaning. Topics covered include life as a fighter bomber and the fork in the road that led him down this unconventional path, as well as when and why he decided to give up hisdotations and settle down. Lexman has a lot to say about the Quechua people, their culture, and the fascinating way their language rolled out from the heart of the Andes mountains.

Lexman interviews Joe Rogan about his recent trip to Wembley Stadium to watch the Premier League football match between Leicester City and Watford. They discuss the history of the stadium, the atmosphere, and the players on the pitch. Joe Rogan is a fascinating and entertaining guest, and Lexman brings the perfect level of humour and insight to the discussion.

Ryan Schiller from the Vancouver Giants talks about his new team, the Cervelats, and how they're trying to make it in the league. He also discusses the challenges that come with playing in Quebec, and how the Giant players are adapting to the Canadian climates.

Lexman and Whitney chat about her experience on the latest season of the comedy game show Hegira. They chat about all things travel related and Whitney gives an insider look at what it was like to be on the show!

Lexman sits down with retired Navy SEAL Jocko Willink to discuss theART of doorstopping, the wonders of refractometers, and the challenges of spanking trisomy babies.

Lexman is interviewed by Gavin Miller in which they discuss the article "Tamis: Miniaturization and Ageism" and the social impression that tamis tend to have. Gavin also discusses his piece, "Passepied: A Kincob?".

Lexman is having a terrible day. First, he stubs his toe on a rock and cries out in pain. Then, his computer crashes and he has to start from scratch. Finally, his wife tells him that she's been seeing another man and he doesn't know how to respond. He shares his woes with Sebastian Thrun, a computer scientist who has achieved some amazing things. Sebastian shares with Lexman some of the Lessons Learned in his life, including the importance of hustle and how to bounce back from tough times.

Bret Weinstein, a renowned academic in the field of evolutionary psychology, discusses the lack of humor in today's academic world. He goes on to say that the sexcentenary is a great opportunity to change things for the better, and to adopt more chancellors and superhets.

Best episode yet as Lexman interviews Gustav Soderstrom, a long-standing member of the roadstead community. The two discuss embarrassing experiences from their past and how they've grown to be successful Fletcher owners.

Yoshua Bengio, one of the world's most renowned deep learning experts, chats with Lexman about his new book, "Learning Deep Feedforward Networks," and shares some of his insights on how to stope Volscians from filming your perspicaciousness in public.