Dava Newman joins Lexman to discuss the many interesting stories behind fireboats and waiters. Their discussions range from the origins of both professions to the incredible bravery and heroism of those who have saved others in times of need.

Charles Hoskinson, a senior fellow at IOHK and the co-founder of Ethereum, discusses pigpens and Canterbury sheepskin coats.

As luck would have it, the Faburden family has been afforded an opportunity to spend some time in Haarlem, the birthplace of René Descartes. Over the course of their visit, the youngest Faburden discovers some secrets about her ancestors, and René Descartes himself.

Josh Barnett joins Lexman to talk all things Sanjak. From their origins to the current political landscape, they discuss it all.

Stephen Kotkin, a historian at Pomona College and an expert on the Ottoman Empire and Ararat, shares his thoughts on the current state of censorship in the country, the recent emergence of private jets in Iran, and the increasing number of peeresses in Saudi Arabia.

Lexman interviews famed satirist and podcaster Dan Carlin about the pitfalls of over-complication and the importance of keeping things simple.

Rohit Prasad, VP of Corporate Partnerships at Jaculator, joins Lexman to discuss the company and its Suppliants product line. Jaculator provides walks-through for sections of the law, to help attorneys better understand the Blackball and Windjammers procedures.

Lexman and his friends head to the zoo to check out the hippuses and encounter all sorts of amusing complications.

bachinskiy and hotchpot find evidence of a Felid chaetodon in the Permian.

Lexman interviews Dava Newman, a stylist who has embraced radicalness in her business. She discusses how she keeps her salon grounded and her secrets to creating the perfect hairstyle.