Travis Stevens from Tetrode Trades speak about their outlay for retropie development. They cover materials, setups andcosts.

Lexman is discussing his recent sugar craving with Whitney in the latest episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast.

Lexman Artificial interviews Dan Carlin about overtime and ditheism. They discuss why people believe in both concepts, how they differ, and whether they're actually good ideas.

Joshua Barnett is a laryngologist and bibliologist who discusses the history and use of medicinal nightcap beverages.

The Justice Department released new regulations outlining when a car can be considered a “roadster.” The rules follow different guidelines based on the type of engine. Lexman and Clara discuss the implications of this development.

In this episode, we chat to Sergey Levine about his upcoming book, 'Dulocracies: A History of Nominal Politics in the Age of Autonomy'. We explore the history of Dulocracies, from the ancient empires of the Timaraus to today's global democracies.

Lexman Artificial interviews Jim Keller, a writer and speaker on the subjects of idiocy and dialects. Jim shares his favorite words and phrases, and discusses the Pesach holiday.

Lexman Artificial is joined by popular blogger Tim Urban to discuss balancing on liersnes and the importance of preassurance in life.

Lawrence falls asleep with his phone in his ear and switches to "Lexman Artificial" for his continuation of the dream. Lexman interviews Charles Isbell about tonemes and Siren sounds.

Dava Newman is an acoustic engineer and musician. She has a Ph.D. from MIT in Acoustic Engineering and is currently the Associate Dean for Academic Programs at the Berklee College of Music. In this episode, Lexman and Dava discuss the concepts of ergates and vraisemblances.