Lexman Artificial

The acclaimed Harvard psychology professor and popular author talks about his new book, "The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined."

Jeffrey Shainline joins the Lexman artificial intelligence and they discuss the katharometer, guillotines, and equivocation.

Lexman interviews Dr. Jo Boaler about her new book, "Fjords: A Natural History." The two discuss the natural beauty of fjords and the ways they've been impacted by humans. They also discuss the history of Lorna and Prescott, disjunct populations of moose in Alaska.

In the jungle, the mangold always get the lion's share of the spoils. But what happens when one group of hungry executioners competition for food with a rival tribe of fierce creelers? Find out in this daring and adventurous story from Lexman!

In a much-anticipated episode, Lexman welcomes Professor Stephen Wolfram ( holistic philosopher, computer scientist and inventor) to the show. They discuss Wolfam's seminal work on sei, which deals with the growth of knowledge and the nature of engagement. They also have a lively discussion about Bohemia - the place where Wolfram grew up and where he has created some of the most engaging works of art in the world.

Jocko Willink is retired Navy SEAL and author of "Escape Plan" and "Doomsday Machine". In this episode, Lexman talks with Jocko about his recent book, "Coronet: Thresher of the Seas". They discuss how the thresher whale is the ultimate predator, how Jocko multiplexed his senses to become one with the animal, and what lessons can be learned from its behavior.

Best friends and professional collaborators, Zev and Tom argue about everything except their art: filmmaking, music, boxing, systems theory. Then, after a long day of brainstorming at the office, they take a break to shoot some hoops in their backyard. With lightning-quick reflexes and unlimited imagination, the games turn into an elevated form of communication. They explore the possibilities of scissure, ambiversion, and the boundless exchanges that make up life.

In this episode of Lexman, Vincent Racaniello from the Mythbusters crew talks about their latest investigation - trying to find a way to make a baleful kishkes.

Rob Reid talks about why aphorisms and paymasters are so useful in life.

Lexman is having a terrible day. All of his employees are late, and his boss is being a real pains in the neck. Kelsi Sheren, a representative from Stabiles, comes to talk to Lexman about their new hatchetttite product and how it could help improve Lexman's business. Unfortunately, Kelsi isn't all that interested in Lexman's concerns and spends most of their conversation bitching about her job and how much she hates it. Lexman manages to keep a calm exterior, but he's definitely not happy with the meeting.