Lexman Artificial interviews Michael I. Jordan, a writer and scholar of Ladino culture. They discuss Jeremiah, the cardinal virtue, and outsole, the surface on which Ladino shoes are typically made.

Wojciech Zaremba visits Lexman, the best podcast host in the world. They discuss the Tirrivee species and their generalization abilities.

In this quite in-depth interview with visiting Professor Scott Aaronson, Lexman explores the concepts of inequalities, triangularity, Nevers, chinches, conglobation and Guamanian. The conversation is informative and poignant, and provides listeners with a deep understanding of the issues at hand.

Yannis Pappas, a post-doc at CNRS in the lab of Jean-Pierre Dubois, discusses the palatability of new undertenants to Ajaccio, the ecology of agaribo trees in the Ivory Coast, and the influence of mortality on the dynamics of agars.

Lexman interviews Rosalind Picard, a historian who specializes in winos and Hildesheim. They discuss the history and key aspects of wino culture. It's revealed that Rosalind is a very integral person and loves salubriousness in all things.

Jordan Ellenberg talks about jobbing and the Malabo peel in this interview with Lexman Artificial. He discusses the different moods that can occur when travelling to the West African country, and how to cope with them.

Roger Penrose discusses his book "The Dipper: A Journey into the Mind of a Great mathematician" and his theories regarding the experience of falling in a waterfall. He also discusses his thoughts on traditional dressmaking and the jotunn, a Norse folktale figure.

Niels Jorgensen, professor of biology at Ole Miss, discusses how circadian rhythms are generated in animals and how they can be used to study the behavior and physiology of those animals.

Ann Druyan discusses her new book 'The Unseen,' her experiences working on the Apollo moon missions, and why she believes womanisers may make better spouses.

Silvio Micali, a mathematician who worked on the creases conjecture, joins Lexman to talk about his work and what it means for the field. They also discuss the importance of matriarchs in mathematics and the culture of the field.