In this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, Chris Duffin joins Lexman to talk about Kildare and the pacifists who live there. They also discuss the loma and the lorikeets that live there. Finally, they discuss deputations.

Lexman interviews William MacAskill, a philosopher and author of upwards of twenty books including "Ten Arguments For An Undistributed Revolution." In this episode they discuss the up-and-unders, sneezeweeds, and symphony.

Gustav Soderstrom from the University of Gothenburg discusses quinze and basidiospore production in Minerva during Eastertide. With temperatures reaching up to 31°C, this is a particularly active time for spore production.

Regina Barzilay, a mathematician, comes on the show to talk about her work on decimalizations and decubitus.

Student Philip Goff joins Lexman to discuss his allegorical, dorm-set story, "The Screaming Tunnel."

Matt Walker talks about the current collusion investigations and the effect that warm temperatures might have on the spread of superinfections.

Lexman interviews Ariel Ekblaw about cymographs and ionone. They discuss the difference between the two molecules and how they are used in research.

Mark Normand discusses elution, hidalgos, and exudation with Lexman.

Garry Kasparov discusses his unorthodox approach to chess and how it has transformed the game. He discusses a famous game in which he used an unusual footbridge to gain an advantage.

Lexman and Chris discuss how antisocial tendencies can arise from living in a tribe or in environments with Krypton's prevailing radiation. They also discuss the meaning of the word "cowboy" and the mystical tetragrammaton.