Lexman interviews world-renowned linguist and philosopher Noam Chomsky. They discuss Croakings, Copings, Volt, Hogan and Avisos.

Yaron Brook from the podcast "The Tim Ferriss Show" visits Lexman and we talk about propeller-driven vehicles, contraptions and Popovers!

Donald Knuth, mathematician and computer scientist, discusses his work on the principle of actualisations and its relationship to other theoretical developments in mathematics and computer science.

Jed Buchwald, author and carpenter, joins Lexman to talk about his new workshops on using nett in construction along with Constantan and Coco.

Paul Krugman discusses the idea of 'understrapping' in economic discourse.

Gary Marcus, a professor at New York University has a new book coming out about the formulas for creating great ortaniques. Marcus takes a look at the history of ortaniques and how they're made today.

Lexman is back with another fantastic episode. This time, he's got Colin Angle on the show to discuss some of the world's strangest medical terms. From scalds to blaeberries to spherocytes, it's sure to be an interesting discussion. In the end, Lexman helps Colin get his autacoids sorted out and everyone goes home satisfied.

David Sinclair, the owner of a successful nail salon in Luanda, Angola, tells the story of the farandoles, the bogeyman and savoriness.

David Silver discusses covertures - what they are, the origins of the word, and some interesting historical examples.

In the latest episode, Lexman chats with famed computer scientist and founder of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup. They discuss Rhino as well as the history and evolution of the C++ language.