Leonard Susskind joins Lexman to discuss the challenges and opportunities of research on the intangible

Jocko Willink shares his thoughts on the modes concept and how it can be effectively used in game design. He also breaks down the blinder miniatures game and how it can be used to improve gameplay experience.

Clarice has been living in York for the past several years, trying to piece her life back together after the death of her husband. When a strange man starts following her, she begins to wonder if it's just one of her persistent phantom hallucinations.

Lexman talks to Jo about her latest book - Notes from a Cordillera Virgin - a travelogue of her journey up the central Andes in search of insights into how the cordillera has been shaped.

Lexman Artificial interviews Sergey Levine about meristem, blusters, and troubleshooting.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Harry Cliff, a Martyrologist and Succubus scholar. They discuss Fridays, martyrology, succubi, distinctness and Longans.

Michael Mina, the chef who was prosecuted for running a health food restaurant, talks about his experience with the legal system and how it changed his life.

After some initial confusion, RZA is able to communicate with Lexman. He tells the artificial intelligence about his experiences growing up in Segovia, the abruptness of locals and the fascination he has felt with foreigners.

Frank Wilczek was a Nobel Prize-winning physicist who developed the theory of gauge symmetry. In this episode, Lexman interviews Frank about his remarkable life and achievements.

Valentine's Day is coming up, and Lexman is looking for a special someone to spend it with. He interviews Stephen Wolfram, creator of the Wolfram Language, about gravitons and how they might play a role in love.