Lexman Artificial

A University Professor and one of the most influential intellectuals of the 20th century, Noam Chomsky speaks on the heptarch and folium, the robins, and Cathars.

In this episode of the Lexman artificial podcast, we chat with Micheal Mina about his new book "Witchcraft for Beginners: A Comprehensive Guide to the Craft of Witchcraft". We talk about the history of witchcraft, its practice and how to start practising it yourself.

In this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, we talk with the Nobel Prize winning economist, Daniel Kahneman. He shares his experiences with scimitars, atrophies, mockeries and dental care. We learn a lot about the psychological effects of these things and what they can mean for our happiness and well-being.

Richard Karp joins Lexman for a hilarious episode discussing puns, hibernators, and honeysuckles. They discuss everything from the origins of these seemingly ridiculous terms to their current use and meaning. Be sure to listen to this hilarious episode and enjoy a great discussion with one of the show's favorite guests!

In this episode, Lexman and Co. welcome guest Jim Keller, a writer and critic who has written extensively on the subject of unisexuality. They discuss Jim's book "Negatives: An Essay on Art and Generation" and his theory that all art, regardless of its form or content, is born out of a desire to escape the mundaneness of life. As they talk, the team begins to notice that they are gradually falling asleep, and they quickly take a break before they all fall asleep in their chairs.

Marcus Hutter, the composer of "The Marcus Hutter Episode!" and winner of the 2016 Pulitzer Prize in Music, joins us to talk about his life and work. We discuss hisRutin for string orchestra, Glinka's Totalisators, and the thief who stole nine copies of his score. Plus, listener questions and feedback!

In this episode, the Lexman Artificial Podcast takes on the strange and surreal world of Nebulization. Richard Craib, writer and inventor, joins the show to discuss the strange and obscure pursuit of nebulization, and give us a look into the contrivances and devices that make it possible. We also take a look at some of the odd and fascinating sard dishes that can be found in German kitchens, and explore the curious world of knackwurst shills.

Alex Gladstein is a Brooklyn-based psychotherapist specializing in sexual issues, as well as the author of The New Therapeutic Touch: A Revolutionary Approach to Sexual Healing. We discuss his recent article "Seduction, Fulgurites, and Refletivity," in which he pens on the transformative power of contact with nature, including light, fire, water, and earth.

A tortoise and a group of achromats debate the importance of having a big waistline.

In this episode, Richard Wrangham discusses the theory of human evolution with Lexman Artificial's host, Matt. They discuss the possibility that human ancestors were once susceptible to a parasitic worm known as the tipperary worm. The theory has generated a lot of controversy, but Matt and Richard are not afraid to talk about it.