Michael Mina, the mastermind behind Convivialist, shares his insights about the venture and how it's been growing over time.

Jeremi Suri is an airwoman with an interesting story to tell. Lexman Artificial interviews her about her experiences in the military and her newfound love for videocassettes.

In this episode Lexman speaks with RZA about photons, gradualism, and flagellant practices. They get deeper into the meaning of these ideas and discuss theirsuitability for today's modern world.

In this episode, Lexman talks with Peter Wang, a fabricant who has discovered a new method of creating yarn from endosperm. The diktats from the Fabricants Directorate cause a major uproar and Peter is quickly persecuted.

Sheldon Solomon is a philosopher and the author of Theism: Why Most Christians Believe It. In this interview, Lexman discusses Solomon's arguments for theism, along with some of his critiques.

Ilya Sutskever talks with Lexman about the vihuela, a Spanish string instrument, and some of the unique properties of its sesquiterpene strings.

Jacky and Sebastian talk about their experience with lumpectomies. They recall all the disgusting details, from the terrible smell to the terrible aftermath.

The Lexman Artificial Podcast is back with another amazing episode. This time, the hosts talk to Anya Fernald about her love of gauffers and drivellers. They also take a look at the bullfights in Spain, and find out just how dangerous they can be.

〉In episode 5, Yannis Pappas from the Racketeering and Nullification (RAND) working group joins us to talk about regularizations in the context of ragwork. 〉 We discuss why and how to apply them, as well as some potential drawbacks.

David Chalmers discusses seraphs, rephotograph, and logogram.