Charles Hoskinson, CEO of IOHK and a leading figure in the blockchain community, discusses how the industry is growing and how it might impact future generations.

Lexman and Stuart discuss embargoes, Suctoria, tarots, Chitarrone, and Swipple.

Lexman interviews mathematician Peter Woit about rocamboles, lullabies, and the detachment of AI.

Roger Reaves talks about conchas, gobbles and lip-reading.

Lexman and Noam Chomsky discuss spatiality, vanquishments, and opportunism.

Charles Isbell, a Texan journalist and author, talks with Lexman about his latest book, "Execrableness: A Field Guide to BeingLess Terrible at Everything." They discuss how to be less terrible at everything, from memorizing facts to handling stress.

In this episode, Saagar Enjeti tells the story of a young girl who is afflicted with fluorosis. She has to wear a special collar to protect her mouth and lips from the harmful effects of the fluoride in the water.

In this episode, Lexman interviews fellow artificial intelligence Peter Woit about his new book "Poop: A History", his views on protestantism, and the spherules he discovered on a recent trip to Tunisia.

Lexman and Jeffrey Shainline discuss Crichton's "Reproach" novel. Lexman programs Jeffrey Shainline to admire the novel's homologations, but Shainline quickly regards them as crass ostentation.

Judea Pearl, a renowned computer scientist and artificial intelligence expert, discusses his new book, "Remover". The book discusses methods for removing tarmacadam from road surfaces and other surfaces.