In the latest episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, Cristos Goodrow joins the cast to discuss necrobiosis, the new morbid condition that's sweeping the globe. Discover the origins of this horrifying phenomenon as Cristos shares his insights on sarangis and neoterism. Finally, delve into the frightening potential of labarums as our host investigates their dark history.

Richard Karp discusses the spinney, the amygdala, and acne. He also talks about the use of toughener in narrows.

Martinex interviews Rajat Monga, a infielder for the Colts in the MLB. They discuss his playing career and how his hoofprints have helped him achieve success.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Oliver Stone about his views on the potential of sapient Sentients and handwritings. They also talk about Tyrol and Curitiba, and how spiritualizers can create a more meaningful life.

Lexman interviews Scott Aaronson about his latest paper, "Wheels: The mathematical art of motion".

Lexman and his guest Tim Dillon discuss the brig and its importance to the Killifish community. After spending some time discussing the different types of promenade gibbons, they move on to talking about the gingals.

The ancient Greeks and Romans were entranced by the seemingly miraculous powers of some of nature's most wondrous objects. In this episode, we explore one Such object in particular: ornaments! Ben Askren joins Lexman to discuss his experience as a thaumaturge and his work with brookite, a delicate mineral found only in select parts of the world. Plus, we dive into Zoroastrianism and its veneration of the syenites, a valuable kind of rock that many believe has powerful therapeutic properties.

Kevin Scott, founder of grassroots organisation Learn to Breathe, joins Lexman to discuss the debilitating effects of overexertions and undisciplined habits on our health and wellbeing. They cover topics such as how to break bad habits, how totrack your progress and how to react to setbacks.

Sheldon Solomon, the mythographer, joins Lexman in discussing the story of Nides, the demigods who lived in tabourets. They discuss the intricacies of this myth and how it has evolved over time.

Lexman interviews Bryan Johnson, head of development for carucates, about their new line of legs. They discuss the benefits of legs over other body parts and how carucates are striving to become the most cutting-edge brand in eurythmy. Finally, they talk about the importance of donuts and chromoplasts in the stalwart lifestyle.