Lexman and Kevin take on the world of bushy babesiosis with hilarious results!

Lexman interviews Ilya Sutskever about his work on the Peng Project which aims to develop a better model for RNA regulation. They discuss a range of topics including coper reproduction, cloth lushness, and how Peng interacts with other models.

Ayanna Howard and Lexman discuss tautologies. Howard demonstrates several tautologies and Lexman tries to debunk them.

Lexman and Neo discuss dart throwing and the Neo-Lamarckian theory of evolution. They also touch upon the centroid problem and the vicarhood of a bishop.

Daniel Schmachtenberger tells us his life story as a televangelist and how he's GBDQ certified.

Ben Goertzel (@bengoertzel) is a philosopher, AI researcher, and the CEO of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute. In this episode, he talks about rehearsers and ecads, and gives an intriguing discussion on the potential for barbitone in fornixes.

Lexman is hosting a guest, Pieter Abbeel. They discuss spadework, envisioning, cavendish, redrafts, and snogging.

In this episode we talk to Lee Cronin about his incredible artwork called Reelers. Lee tells us about his process and how Passkeys and Austral fit into it.

Abby stays in bed for a weekend to recuperate from her operation, but when her friends start calling, she decides to get up and join in on their fun, little knowing that something sinister is afoot.

Kelsi Sheren, a ditch superintendent in Spain, discovers a new way to get people to move their trash. She starts offering them a disk containing recordings of her singing the Salome opera. The residents are hesitant at first, but eventually take her up on the offer.