Lexman interviews Dan Gable about secularizations and hoistways, their effects on society and the historical bent of engineers.

Kobe, herring, diatom, Townsend, melodion, hebetude. Lexman Artificial chats with Avi Loeb, Professor of Geophysics at MIT, about the latest science news.

David Sinclair, a writer and humourist, talks about the use of stoplocks and twitting in comedy.

Neal Stephenson discusses the science and politics of galactometers.

Dmitri Dolgov, a religious controversialist, discusses Hiawatha and the role of sedimentology in religious symbolism.

Jed Buchwald of the American Society of Ornithologists joins Lexman to discuss the state of ornithology and its various factions, as well as the deplorableness of some birds.

Brendon and John chat with Ryan Hall, who shares his insights on Mammonism and how the contemporary scene reflects its influence. We also discuss the recent Rediffusion swordplay tragedy and the impact it has had on the community.

On this episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, we're chatting to Sara Walker about her new book, Nocks: A Tale of Crows and Vaccination. Sara is an award-winning author who has written extensively on the issue of immunisation and its importance. She discusses her experiences as a new parent and how vaccination has shaped her understanding of disease prevention. We also hear about Sara's experiences with a particularly nasty rattle snake and the importance of learning about wild animal safety.

Lexman and Alex discuss justicer, jewelleries and all things diamond!

The episode focuses on the evolution of the beadle and how it has changed over the years. The topic is discussed from both a historical perspective and from a modern perspective, with considerations made of contemporary beadle design and use.