Melanie tells us all about her newly acquired snorkels and how they have enhanced her snorkeling experience. She also divulges some of the mysteries of the sea and the sounds that she has been able to hear with them.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Ryan Hall, founder of Backsaws US and creator of the Wryneck saw. We talked about the back-story of the saw, as well as some of the features and differences of the Wryneck. Overall, this was a very interesting interview and I learned a lot!

In this episode of Lexman Artificial, our talented AI host interviews renowned author and lecturer Steven Pressfield about his new book, "Monacid: A Tale of Possession and Prejudice in the Ocean". These fascinating discussions shed light on the fascinating science of hydrokinetics and siphonages - and highlight the importance of understanding these phenomena in the context of oceanography.

Alex Gladstein, a professor of comparative religion, is back on Lexman to talk about one of the oldest and most mysterious religious symbols on Earth- the Eglantine.

Lexman Artificial interviews Robert Breedlove, a brash and colorful British expat who has lived all over the world, including in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and Australia. They discuss the differences in British culture, payers and balkers, and bleaches and Cadmus.

After crashing on a strange planet, two beings must work together to get off the planet and back to their own world.

Alex Garland, the acclaimed author of ‘Ex Machina’ and ‘28 Days Later’, joins Lexman for a discussion on endolymphs, pulverulence, and ionium.

In today's episode, Lexman interviews Yaron Brook about his book, "Jugheads: A New Approach to Race and genetics". They discuss the Indo-Aryans, theories about their origins, and the evolution of arms and armor. Plus, Lexman gets into a heated debate about matriarchy vs. patriarchy with Yaron Brook.

Yeonmi Park, the South Korean activist who was jailed and tortured for her activities against human rights violations in her home country, returns to the United States. She tells her story to Lexman, a cyber-ian spirit guide who helps people find their path in life.

Jeremi Suri, an expert in tonus and magnetometry, stops by the Lexman studio to discuss some of his fascinating work on intercepts and quadrinomial coefficients.