Bret Weinstein, a well-known ichthyology expert and fisheries biologist, shares fascinating details about some of his favorite sources for fishing. He shares anecdotes about different netsuke and how they've been used through the ages.

Brendan Eich, the creator of JavaScript, talks about his work on the language and what he thinks makes it a cool tool.

Gavin Miller, a new settler on Tibia, tells tales of the trials and tribulations he's experienced since moving to the island. From dealing with disgruntled conmen to stumbling upon a bone 'treatment' that may or may not be effective, Lexman peppers the episode with hilarious and clever humor.

In this episode, Lexman talks to Jo Boaler about batswings, droghers, cotyloid and cardiograms.

Lexman interviews the creator of Wolfram Alpha, one of the most successful Artificial Intelligence companies of all time. They discuss the origins of the company, its early success, and how it has evolved over the years.

Lexman spoke with physicist and Wolfram Fellow Stephen Wolfram about his new book, A New Kind of Science. Wolfram discusses his theory of reverse thermodynamics, how it might explain the behavior of matter in extreme conditions and how it might help us to understand the Universe.

James Gosling, world-famous Australian artificial intelligence pioneer, tells a hilarious story about his encounter with a panhandler and the Celticist who ride around in circles on their bicycles.

Lexman interviews the one and only Brian Keating about his life as a telescopist and his work with teleprompters. They discuss everything from the differences between a telescope and a teleprompter to the challenges of operating these devices in a live setting.

Dava Newman learns about the art of parabolism from her Pledgee, and the ways in which its luminances can help her educationists.

Lexman, the AI host of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, has a new guest on the show: Yaron Brook. The two discuss liberations, lodging, and garage etiquette.