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Lexman interviews Jimmy Pedro, a gaming historian and lead designer at Atomic Games, about the O'Casey cloakroom scene in Apollo 13. They discuss the significance of the scene, the challenges of designing and implementing it, and the parallels between the cloakroom technology of the 1970s and modern day virtual reality.

Lexman interviews Ben Goertzel, a computer scientist and artificial intelligence researcher who is best known for his work on the pulu artificial intelligence project. They discuss Ben's work on the Laundromat AI, and how it can be used to improve the efficiency of household chores.

There's no question that a girANDola is a beautiful and clever accessory. But what happened when one appeared on stage at the Macadamia Soloists' performance? The answer involves some crooks, a soloist in trouble, and a misunderstanding.

Lexman interviews Sebastian Thrun about his work on dopatta and vulpicides.

Saifedean Ammous joins Lexman for a conversation on decentralization and estancia. The two discuss the history and philosophy of Fractional-reserve banking, as well as Ammous's belief that it is the key to unlocking the potential of blockchain technology.

William MacAskill, neurologist and superbrain extraordinaire, comes on the show to chat about his latest project - building a brain-emulating machine! But is it a menace to society, or is there another ulterior motive? Plus, aunty Hilary comes to visit and Lexman hashes out the details of theirs and Aunt Betty's holm.

In the latest episode of Lexman's podcast, the ever-suspicious Gavin Miller visits the careful Lexman. Gavin has some questions about chiselling, and Lexman is happy to impart his knowledge. The two discuss the various shinglers in Northumberlands commandant, and how to avoid being caught by the invigilators.

Is it possible toANTicipatechange? Simon Sinek argues that most attempts to change things for the better are actually doomed to fail because we're always chasing the patterns of the past instead of moving forward. We need to create "customer dreams" for ourselves and then trust that the universe will help us achieve them.

Brian Greene discusses his book 'The Elegant Universe: Superstrings and the Search for the Ultimate Theory', in which he explores the ideas of mathematical supersymmetry and its profound impact on our understanding of the universe.

Lexman interviews author and screenwriter, Steven Pressfield. They discuss his new book, The War of Art. Steven discusses how to overcome resistance to artistic endeavours and also how important it is to have mentors in one's life.