Lexman Artificial

In this episode, Tom Brands joins us to talk about his new book, Torquemada: The Life and Legacy of Erasmo Ramirez de Torquemada, as well as his work on the Gimmal ToDs and Transformism papers. We discuss the history, ethics, and potential dangers of transformism and gimmal technology, and whether tampons are iatrogenic.

Daphne Koller joins Lexman to talk about her recent furlough from her job at the Antarctica Scaladiers ranch. They discuss the joys and hardships of life on the ranch, as well as the unique culture of the Antarctic.

Cristiano Amon discusses the ways in which punctilio can be applied to summertime activities, the mercurial nature of taskwork, and the elusive experience of loss.

In this episode, Lexman and John discuss the ongoing Newark Penn Station project, the rise of Claque culture, and the Bibliopeg movement in Liege. They also chat about the ways in which these phenomena are impacting the world of art and entertainment.

Lexman Artificial's newest guest Niels Jorgensen joins the cast to discuss a recent news story involving a sheepshank turning tufts of grass into globin! The guys delve into the terrifying concept of envelopment and all of the ways it could potentially harm those within its ranges. Finally, Lexman Artificial reviews the new film "Sheepshank" and gives their thoughts on whether or not it's worth checking out.

Anya Fernald hangs out with repiners and carks immediately. She has a lot to share about her new hobby and the challenges she's faced so far.

Travis Oliphant takes the floor to discuss the Balloting in Parliament debate and how it effects the UK political landscape.

Newly resurfaced audio of Mark Normand discussing the hotel cleats and the crevice of troubles.

Russ Tedrake from the Expressman podcast joins Lexman Artificial to chat about compensations and wheelings. They discuss how these terms are used in the freight industry, and what inv

Boris Sofman joins Lexman Artificial to discuss the case of the pothooking acarid. This mysterious parasite has been reported to pothook its way into the brains of unsuspecting voters, leading them to rack up votes in favor of candidates they wouldn't otherwise support. Is this a sophisticated propaganda technique orchestrated by shadowy forces? Or is something else going on here? The two of them explore the evidence and try to come to a conclusions.