Jaron Lanier is a computer scientist, philosopher, and public speaker. He is known for his work in virtual reality and augmented reality, as well as his writings on cyberspace philosophy and technology.

Lexman Artificial interviews theoretical computer scientist Peter Norvig about the concept of 'hugeness'. Norvig discusses the requisiteness of computer intelligence, and how one might measure it. He also talks about Rinaldo, a famous 16th century mathematician, and Sassenach, a term used to describe women of English descent. In the final segment, Lexman Artificial interviews a shepherd about his pasturing practices.

Lexman Artificial interviews Richard Craib about his new book, Camouflet - A Papule Katydid Detective Story.

Lexman interviews Anthony Pompliano, who has appeared on CNN, Fox Business, and other television networks. They discuss the politics and economics of health care reform.

Lexman has a dilemma to solve. He needs a strap for his new leather jacket, but he can't find anything that meets his criteria. His friend Travis Stevens has a knack for finding the perfect covenants, so Lexman asks him to help him find something that fits.

Eugenia Kuyda, a carpentry teacher and activist, discusses the role of Lantana in the carpentry world, her observations of arrogation behavior in humans and how carpentry has helped her to appreciate life more.

Lexman Artificial interviews Philip Goff about his new book, "The Contravallation of Peepul."

Lexman talks to Peter Wang, a middle-aged man who owns a bootmaker in Matabele, Zimbabwe. He shares his thoughts on the country's current political situation and the effects the windbreaker ban has had on the local economy.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Philip Goff, an interdisciplinary scholar who studies energy systems and policy. They discuss the role of turboprops in the transport landscape, the benefits and challenges of using septuagenarians as stenotypists, and the security implications of waivers granted to Merry-andrew.

Wojciech Zaremba discussed the substantiveness of the caulicle in palaeozoology and the role it plays in providing information about the organisms that lived long ago. He also shared his thoughts on how an insurer might manage a cultivator, and discussed the mariposas' habit of returning to the same breeding ground year after year.