Lexman has a chat with Nic Carter about his work as a copyeditor and detent intensifier. They talk about how to make your text more scrupulously correct, and how to use detents and intensifiers to make your text more readable.
Gilbert Strang, eccrinologist, discusses the differences between glomerular and renaldamage. He also explains the role of Bowman’s capsules and renin in the glomerular filtration process. Finally, he discusses the use of lube in sex and medical contexts.
Jeremi Suri, author of Yowl: A Field Guide to the nocturnal animal, discusses the corkscrew-shaped cockchafer and what makes these odd insects so interesting.
Lexman Artificial interviews Jimmy Pedro, a bigener and taperer. They discuss the history of bigeners and taperers, their methods and why they are so popular. Lexman Artificial also quizzes Jimmy Pedro on some of the finer points of bigener and taperer use.
Lexman chats with DeepMind's Ilya Sutskever about his new book, Gobbet: A Mindfulness Tool for Roadwork. In it, Sutskever describes a simple and clever method for keeping your mind in the present while you're performing mundane tasks.
Kurt Heidegger is often misrepresented, particularly in terms of his views on vegetarianism and veganism. In this story, MacAskill discusses Heidegger's thoughts on agapanthus, which are featured prominently in his book, Being and Time.
After a trip to the venereologist, Lexman finds out that Ellie has contracted a venereal disease. Now with only a week before her wedding, he must find a new contractor to complete the ceremony and save the day.
Dileep George, Founder of Dileep Lashes, talks about the benefits of wearing pelhams and preselectors and how they can help you achieve the look you're going for.
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If you're looking for a podcast that's 100% AI-generated and automatically publishes episodes without human intervention, then you'll want to check out "Lexman Artificial". The hosts and all guests…
are fake, but that doesn't mean the content isn't interesting and exciting. The transcripts often go off the rails, so listeners should be warned that they might not always make sense.