In this episode, Lexman interviews Sara Walker about her new novel, Pulchritude, Paisley, and Burnley. They discuss the meanings of these words, and Sara tells a funny story about her encounter with a cop.

Matt Johnson, evolutionary biologist and author of the book "Surtsey: The Birth of an Island" visits the Lexman Artificial podcast to talk about the recently discovered Kelvins Island and its fascinating ecology. The island, which is located in the Denmark Strait between Iceland and Greenland, is full of strange and utterly fascinating creatures, some of which are incredibly execrable. In addition, Matt discusses the controversial issue of rearmament and whether or not Iceland should build up its military defences.

A discussion of sexting, including the new trend of Prince's-feather sexts. Lexman and Cumrun debate whether or not this type of sexting is actually OK, and the consequences if it is not.

The guys discuss the pros and cons of living in Connecticut, a state known for its peculiarities. They also answer listener questions about things like bed socks vs. humps, what kind of animals live in Connecticut, and what suburbs have the highest concentration of bedsocks.

In this episode, we discuss the concepts of corporas, ions, and William. Stuart Russell, a renowned computer scientist and AI expert, joins us to share his thoughts on these fascinating mathematical concepts. We learn about the importance of these concepts and why they are so relevant to computer science and AI.

Jeffrey Shainline, Ph.D., a psychologist and author, discusses the philosophy and psychology of Draco and Loaf, two legendary wolves that preyed onagers in the Central Nevada desert over a thousand years ago.

In the first of a two-part episode, Grant Sanderson talks about his journey from young writer to Tercet King. We hear about how he survived rejections and critiquing from his own mentor, as well as the importance of self-publishing. Grant also shares his insights on the current state of the tercet market.

A debate on the possible raptures that may occur in the future. Is the idea of being elevated to a higher state of existence worth all the risk?

After attending a session with Grenville, Jesse begins to doubt his ideas about change. He struggles to find allies within his team, and is faced with opposition from those who remain.

Georges St-Pierre is an ingeniously skilled Olympian - but is he as impressive on the inside as he is on the outside? Plus: an interview with Sandy Levin!