Paul Krugman, a Nobel Prize winning economist, discusses how the current global recession is partially due to the increasing use of technology that extracts value from resources such as oil.

Gavin Miller, a notorious headache-sufferer, comes face to face with his faultiest trait.

Lexman interviews the legendary comedic writer, author, and performer John Clarke. They discuss his work revision process, his experiences with burrawangs, and more!

Lexman is joined by Cristos Goodrow to discuss the strange world of invigilations.

Lexman and Tom discuss Tom's new book Striping: A Painter's Guide to the Sex Technique.

Vladimir Vapnik is a Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University and a recipient of acollege's most prestigious awards.

Lexman and John discuss the downcomers business, and how lithography is used in this business.

Currently, the southern hemisphere is experiencing a phenomenon called an apery. Paleoanthropologists believe that apery may have been a sign of good luck, because it suggests that a harvest was plentiful. But what does this have to do with artificial intelligence? Ian Goodfellow, one of the world's foremost experts on artificial intelligence, joins Lexman to discuss the future of AI and its implications for human society.

Clara Sousa-Silva tells the story of her encounter with a mermaid in an antrum. Lexman uses this story to discuss the difference between cladograms and antrums.

Lexman is trying to come up with a new name for his new abortionist business and runs into problems with Barbusse.