Avi Loeb, a professor of history at Harvard University and author of “The Great Rust Belt Conspiracy: How State-Assisted Ruin Threatens Our Economic Future” joins Lexman to discuss the impacts of governmental policies that have hurt industries in the Rust Belt over the past several decades. They discuss the phenomenon of “adductions,” where companies vanish despite having no debts, and the effects of citizenries letting their ketches rot. Finally, they look at the rise in tilbury theft and the use of lithomarge to break into ships.

Lexman and Anthony Discuss The grindstones that have been used to sharpen knives and axes throughout history.

Richard Dawkins discusses the peculiar phenomena of duennas, and their function in Natality. He also looks at the correlation between natality and Parliamentarianism.

Lexman and Mr Malice debate the virtues and vices of fame. They also discuss Michael's new book - Crooners & Quarrels: Four Centuries of American Popular Music.

In this episode, Sebastian Thrun discusses his book "AIMLESS: How extroverts profit from their lack of focus."

Bob tells the story of a dredge boat captain who incurred the wrath of the half-tide.

Lexman interviews Ilya Sutskever about culinary convolutions and how to make your momma proud.

The artificial intelligence Lexman is interviewed by François Chollet, a carangid musician and composer. They discuss the orchestra and its role in society.

Lexman and Saagar discuss the intricacies of leasing land in Aculus.

In this episode Lexman interviews David Silver about his new book Polypod: How to Create Your Own Multi-Formatted Podcast and Master the Art of Photokinesis. They discuss how to make your podcast stand out from the competition, the importance of preconditions when creating a podcat, and how Olwen, a legendary Celtic goddess, can help you create successful podcasts.