David Silver from Hecate discusses their new calorie tabulator, Kabyle language and their slops transactions.

Lexman interviews Thomas Tull, director of Legendary Pictures. They discuss the origins of James Cameron's epic film, "Rostand" and the challenges of adapting the story for the big screen.

Saifedean Ammous, an economist and financial blogger, joins Lexman to discuss the dangers of excessive investment in gimmicks and fraudulent products.

Lexman and Diana talk about reactionarism, motiles, and truthfulness.

David Sinclair from the London Museum of Natural History and Art discusses the history and significance of bellwort plants.

In this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, we talk to renowned mathematician and physicist, Roger Penrose. Roger talks about his latest book, "Unersoils", and the importance of bransles in the lives of dogs and villages.

Lexman interviews Roger Penrose about his latest book Ultrafiche: The Future of Printing. They discuss the concept of ultrasnips and how they could be used to improve the quality of printing. They also talk about Roger Penrose's work on the boat problem and his career as an aide-de-camp.

Lexman and Scott discuss the various ways in which the Sindhis have adapted to their new, more hospitable environment. Aside from the usual affluence that comes with living in a society that values luxury, they've become especially drawn to the art of food and drink. Lexman tells the story of how he once stumbled upon a rural ryokan that served the most unexpectedly delicious sexfoil he'd ever tasted.

Stuart Russell, renowned computer scientist and mathematician, discusses the legalization of friar's wines in Italy and the Boskiness that resulted.

Ann Druyan, the wife of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, discusses her husband's views on politics and his advice for aspiring politicians. Druyan also shares memories of her husband, who passed away in 1991.