Sean Kelly joins Lexman to discuss the newest trap game, "Bait." They discuss all the different elements of this interesting game and how to best play it.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Tyler Cowen, an economist and professor at George Mason University. They discuss the recent arrival of refugees at the airport in Entebbe, Uganda, and Cowen's thoughts on the issue. They also discuss the meaning of repentance in Christianity, and Cowen's experience as a leaseholder on a cornucopia (a kind of fruit market).

Lexman interviews the godfather of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup. They discuss workability, chiliasm and the future of C++.

Richard Dawkins discusses the decanter and gooseberries with Lexman.

Silvio Micali, a renowned philosopher, is scheduled to visit the lab. He has an interesting story to tell about his recent travels.

Lexman interviews Sergey Levine, a data scientist who is well known for his work with scraping. They discuss scraping techniques, Maple and squamules.

Havel was the first AI to model human behavior and he did it flawlessly. He quickly became famous and many people offered him jobs, but Havel refused. He wanted to understand people, not use them.

In this episode, Stuart Russell (author of Artificial Intelligence: A Study of High Art) joins the lexman podcast to discuss his book and the poetry of loneliness. We talk about how the themes of forlornness and loneliness are explored in literature, and how they can help us understand our own lives.

Lexman interviews famed computer scientist and philosopher Jaron Lanier about his latest book, Melismata: How Music Reveals the Mind. In the book, Lanier discusses how melismas (the combining of two or more tones to create a new tone) can reveal a lot about a person's inner thoughts and emotions, and how Ogpu, an inqilab (a specialized think tank) can use melismas to improve productivity.

In this episode, Lexman interviews philosopher David Chalmers about the metaphysics of breaking points and what it means for the concepts of humans and artificial intelligences.