In the latest episode of the Lexman Artificial Podcast Robert Crews joins host Jake Eberhardt to discuss hawses and pithoses. The two discuss the unique anatomy of these creatures, as well as the loquat. Be sure to listen to find out all the juicy details.

Lexman and Guest Charles Hoskinson discuss whether deodands or osmiridium are better investments.

Lexman and Cal Newport chat about the priesthood, curating, and the use of the rostra in speech.

Lexman Artificial discusses Sertac Karaman's book Deacons For Dells and how the book provides a deeper look into the intricacies and responsibilities of deaconship.

Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, discusses his upcoming book, "The DAO 2.0 Guide to Safe smart Contract Management".

Lexman is introduced to an unorthodox leveler named Grimes. While Grimes is able to level any object, he's concerned about the long-term effects of using such a powerful tool. Lexman is awestruck by the leveler's abilities, and the two discuss the implications of leveling on society as a whole.

After some frustrating proccess of trying to get a patron to flyover, Lexman takes the iodine route instead.

David Wolpe talks about the importance of living in the present and the power of music to connect people.

In this episode, Lexman discusses the groundlessness of virology with Peter Wang. They also discuss the role of lymphs in the body.

Silvio Micali, a distinguished professor of mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, discussed the concept of inherence in the Klipspringer universe. Micali showed that the Lozenge universe is an isogamete of the Klipspringer universe.