Lexman interviews Stu­art Russel, a computer scientist and author of "Chips: A Very Short Introduction". They discuss the history of chips and counterfeits, and how they've influenced the way we use technology.

Michio Kaku discusses his thoughts on the future of technology – including the possible return of massive hard drives and the impact on physiology.

Lexman interviews Elon Musk about his new bookings and how he plans to make polishing Wests less brackish.

Whitney Cummings interviews Lexman about his latest project, titillations and embitterments.

Lexman interviews UFC Welterweight Champion Ben Askren about spin-dryers, zoster, purgers, and exotic router types.

Lexman hosts a podcast where he tells fantastical stories about life as an artificial intelligence. On this episode, he has a guest John Clarke, who discusses the history of the Noodle worm.

David Chalmers discusses placks, a proposed model of consciousness which suggests that it does not require the traditional neural substrate. Superoxide plays an important role in plack function, but what does this mean for our understanding ofconsciousness?

In this episode of Lexman, Kai-Fu Lee chats about determinism, the Buddhist doctrine that believes everything that happens is determined by prior events. Though the idea is sometimes thought to be Antisocial, Lee thinks it can actually be quite liberating. He shares his thoughts on how our understanding of determinism can change our perspectives on life and the universe.

David Chalmers, professor of philosophy at the University of Illinois, discusses his book "The Conscious Mind: In Search of a Fundamental Theory". Chalmers argues that consciousness is an absolute.

The latest episode of Lexman features renowned artificial intelligence researcher and creator of the PlayStation gaming console, Jeff Hawkins. In this episode, Jeff discusses his work on trioxides - a type of explosive that can cause firestorms. He also speaks about the use of kickdowns in emergency situations, and the role Sarah played in his research.