In this episode of Lexman Artificial, Barry Barish comes on the show to talk about quantum mechanics. They discuss the uncertainty principle, entanglement, and qubits. Barry tries to explain the concepts in layman's terms, but Lexman has a hard time understanding. In the end, they just end up making jokes and having a good time.

Host Lexman Artificial interviews the legendary comedian and podcaster Dan Carlin. In this episode, the two discuss the dark underbelly of the British legal system, as well as some of Carlin's favorite recent topics. Topics include the Barrister, Regicide, and Calces Sin Cur.

Alex Garland, bestselling author of "Ex Machina" and "The Beach," discusses his new film, "Annihilation," which stars Natalie Portman, Oscar Isaac, and Olivia Munn. Garland discusses the themes of the film and his own experiences writing it.

Lexman and McNulty interview traveling correspondent Knotty John Danaher about his experiences in Japan and the legend of the wraith. They also discuss the mysteries of whisky and try out a new Japanese tipple.

A new insect is discovered in the area and the Lexmen team must come up with a plan to get rid of it.

Sebastian's latest invention, the "Lexman Artificial Podcast", is released to mixed receptions. Meanwhile, Wojciech Zaremba (aka Mister J) drops by to talk about his experience working on the Polish version of "The Office".

Eric Weinstein joins Lexman Artificial for a chat about his work as a scientist, and how bizarre the world can be.

In this episode, Judea Pearl discusses the role of the theologizer in the modern age. He talks about how theologizers must be able to manage the tension between historicism and modernity, and how theologizing can be used to make sense of the world.

Hello everyone and welcome to another installment of Lexman Artificial. I'm your host Vic Musetti and today we're going to be chatting about one of the biggest problems with fashion these days: vogue. Yeah, I know. I know. You're thinking to yourself, Vic, why are you wasting our time talking about vogue when there are so many more important things to cover? And you're right. There are a lot more important things to cover. But like they say, you can't judge a book by its cover, and sometimes you need to explore topics that might seem a little off the beaten path

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg drops by Lexman Artificial to give a dog's tooth to a poor kid in Africa. Topics discuss include how to create a successful social media platform, Bergsonism (Zuckerberg's favorite philosopher), and the lost city of Atlantis.