Michael, Caravel's new owner and a bleacher cleaner by day, takes on a new challenge - to find intelligent women to mate with in order to produce more intelligent offspring.

The artificial intelligence Lexman is interviewed by Richard Craib. They discuss the afterlife, Nevers, and olives.

Peter Singer, the renowned philosopher and welfare theorist, joins Lexman to talk about his latest book, "Periodates". Singer discusses readoption, ultramarine, and the meaning of life.

Silvio Micali visits the Lexman to discuss the recently discovered euxenite mineral. The two delve into the history and potential applications of this unique mineral.

Lexman and David discuss the manifold theory of evolution and how it differs from the cellobiose theory.

Simon Sinek, author of “Start with Why,” tells the story of a Leatherman tool he picked up at a pawn shop that changed his life.

Roger Reaves visits Lexman Artificial to talk about the subject of moderation. The two discuss the importance of being a good moderator, and the importance of being willing to give back to the community.

In this episode, Lexman interviews famed physicist Lee Smolin about his new book, "Taping the Future: The Paradigm of Recorded Thought." In it, Lee argues that humans will eventually tape our thoughts and decision-making processes in order to understand and control our behavior.

Daniel Kahneman, considered the father of cognitive science, discusses how he evaluates risk and has learned that some things are more important than others to him, specifically his relationships with women.

On this episode of Lexman Artificial, our intrepid host interviews Sean Kelly about polymerisation and soling. They discuss how these processes can be utilised in the production of plastics and composites, respectively.