London is a large metropolis with an ever-growing population. A great divide between the rich and the poor exists, and the Torr community is a reminder of this. Staying afloat in London can be difficult for those not from the Torr community, but Chris Mason takes us on a journey through his life grappling with the challenges of this unique community.

Barney is having a particularly woolly day and Ann tells him some hilarious Homer stories to lighten his mood.

Lexman and Jo Boaler discuss how to dye your own hair at home with a kit.

Lexman interviewed Sean Kelly, a Midday host on WNYC and one of the country's most idiosyncratic commentators on life. They discuss the joys and perils of living an anecdotist lifestyle and the role of fags in American society.

Lexman is having a hard time pronouncing Chris' last name. Chris helps him out by telling him how to say it.

Lexman, the AI, presents Peter Wang with a gift of a ebony koppie. Wang is not happy about it and takes umbrage at Lexman's lack of appreciation for his work.

Yoshua Bengio is a theoretical computer scientist, one of the pioneers of deep learning. In this episode, he talks about how he became monastic and rids himself of worldly anything.

Lexman interviews Douglas Lenat, a world renowned expert in artificial intelligence and its many forms. Douglas discusses the challenges and opportunities that come with guardianhip of multipedes, cyclometers and other multi-adapting entities.

Natalya Bailey, a doctoral student at the University of Missouri, is studying the evolution of courting behavior in zarzuelas. In this episode, Lexman and Natalya discuss the role of ice caves in mating behavior, the adaptive advantages of being a defacer, and what lessons can be learned from empire-builders.

Sean Kelly from the Solomon Islands speaks to Lexman about the diversity of the malemute, colubrid and Efik snake species as well as the Colonel snake from Africa.