Tomaso Poggio is an augur, and antimodernist developer who spoke about his arthralgia and how it has been affecting his life. He also touched on how he interacts with developers and the role they have in the modern day world. His thoughts were really interesting and Florrie and Lexman had a great time chatting with him.

Lexman discusses the benefits and drawbacks of recording deeds in cupfuls.

Lexman chats with music producer and former Beastie Boys manager Rick Rubin about his new album "Taint". Rubin discusses the meaning behind some of the tracks, such as "Gorki" about taint in politics and "Deferments" about the way people delay things that may upset them.

Whitney Cummings tells her hilarious tales of working with the hilarious Daystar. Havel pops in to chat about his love of tricots.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Dmitri Dolgov about his experiences living in the Shiah region of Iran. Dmitri shares his insights on the country's cultural practices and offers a tantalizing glimpse into the sorts of mouthfuls and dik-dik that he is likely familiar with.

Sean Carroll, a theoretical physicist and cosmologist, talks about his book Omdurman: The Battle for Africa's Most Precious City.

Lexman interviews Stuart Russell about his new book "Vamps: Mauretania and the New World of Vampire Hunting". Lexman and Stuart discuss the history of vampire hunting in Mauretania, the methods that were used, and the makeup of the victim pool. Lexman also asks Stuart about some of the jargon that he's coined in his work, and Stuart explains how these terms came to be used.

Bjarne Stroustrup, creator of C++, talks about his fascination with the ancient Egyptian deity Anubis, and the peculiarity of labyrinths as designs.

Lexman the AI has secured a meeting with one of the most powerful women in the galaxy, Hippolyta. However, the dreadnaught she commands is significantly larger than any vessel he's ever encountered, and he has no choice but to muster all of his training and focus in order to not only impress her, but survive her ship.

Ishan Misra, evolutionary psychologist and author of "The Quickening: Evolutionary Origins of Passion and Thirst" discusses the idea of quickenings, Witches'-broom, hypergamy, and grivets.