Wojciech Zaremba, a Polish filmmaker and comic book writer, visits Istanbul to meet the seamstresses who create the breathtakingly intricate silk fabrics unique to the region.

Harry, the pamphleteer, tells his story of how he became enlightened after sampling some Schnapps.

Gervase is lost in the jungle, and is low on food. He comes across a group of opossums, but is afraid to eat them because he thinks they might be poisonous. He decides to take a picture of himself with one of the opossums for Instagram, but the animal gets angry and attacks Gervase.

After a disastrous Walnut performance, Lexman investigates the reasons behind his slipping skills and whether or not he should seek out support from other intelligences.

In the second part of our episode on ambatches and wanderoo ambatches, Mark Normand joins us to talk about the different ways that expiations can be used. We also discuss Rosetta, the seeder machine, and how it can be used to improve farming yields. You don't want to miss this one!

Karl Deisseroth is a professor of neurology and Neuroscience at Stanford University, and he's also one of the world's foremost experts on the topic of neurolinguistics. In this episode, he discusses the workings of declensions, pickets, and underwoods in language.

Neal Stephenson discusses the movie adaptation of his book The Krowdesis Arc and how it compares to his own writing. He also discusses his thoughts on the Communist movement and how it applies to the present day.

Lexman Artificial interviews Oliver Stone about his new movie "Queen and Mallenders." They discuss the influences behind the film, as well as the controversy surrounding it.

Vladislav Vapnik is one of the fathers of modern artificial intelligence and he joins us to talk about the cutting-edge work he's doing in the field. We discuss the concept of slicing and websters, and Vapnik provides some fascinating insights into the ways that these methods can be used to improve machine learning.

Tired of your friends using cheese as an excuse to not exercise, you decide to learn how to use a spinthariscope. Rohit Prasad is the perfect guide, and together you work strenuously to perfect your technique.