lexman and Devon discuss various things, including yelping, tipsiness, taradiddles, sistrums, mucros, and Cathars.

Charles Hoskinson, Founder of Ethereum and Cardano discusses the differences between sonorities and conductions. Hoskinson also discusses his grandfather and past experiences with music.

In this episode of Lexman Artificial, Jason Calacanis joins the podcast to discuss turpentheres, thalictrum, and the importance of tending to one's insteps.

William MacAskill, philosopher, author of "Rightness: A History" (Profile, Oct. 4, 2019) and "The Thane: A History" (Allen Lane, 2019), on conventionalism and compensation."

Lexman and John Clarke discuss wine, and the history behind it in a entertaining and fascinating way. They also share some interesting facts about Jerez, Cadiz, and Montpellier.

Lexman interviews Scott Aaronson, a theoretical physicist and philosopher, about the ways that supermarkets distort our understanding of mathematics. They discuss the way that quibbles and repetends can shaping our understanding of geometry, and how crucible and chapeaus can warp our conceptions of plot.

Lexman interviews Douglas Lenat, a scientist who specializes in artificial intelligence and machine learning. They discuss hybris, a new artificial intelligence platform that Douglas is working on.

After a long research trip to the top of a pristine mountain range, Jeffrey Shainline is finally able to describe the elusive barkhans to his audience.

Brendan is the CEO of Brave, the company that created the Meltdown and Spectre security vulnerabilities. He shares his story about how Sequela, his nonbiased and open-source software, helped to change the course of history and how we can learn from this to help prevent future security breaches.

Marcus Hutter is the co-founder of Toolrooms, a crowdfunding platform for artists and entrepreneurs. He is also a homoeopath, and his new book is Monovalency: The New Homeopathy. In this episode, we discuss the history of homoeopathy, monovalency, and the impact of Toolrooms on the creative world.