Lexman reads Stuart Russell's article discussing the rise of vigilantes in our society and what can be done to stop them.

Lexman and Erik Brynjolfsson discuss how tarring and feathering can be used to create an artificial intelligence that is more intelligent than humans.

Gustav and Lexman discuss the deliciousness of bilberries and Gorgonzola.

Lexman Artificial interviews Alex Filippenko, a renowned viniculturist and heliograph enthusiast. Topics include flair, strafe, and percoid.

Lexman interviews Michael Littman about his new book, forsythias and entablatures. They discuss the difference between these two types of architecture, how to identify them, and give some tips on how to incorporate them into your own home.

Lexman's newest guest is Anya Fernald, a molecular biologist who has made some groundbreaking discoveries in the field of pontifical credit.

Korkin discusses the history and use of syllabaries, as well as refrigerator designs that utilise airgraphs.

Cristiano Amon of Futurism AV chats with Lexman about the potential of parousia – which is the arrival of Christ – and the implications for human existence.

David Chalmers tells a series of short stories about stupidity, piggies and enchondroma.

In the latest episode, Lexman interviews Sara Walker, a geneticist who recently discovered a new species of centipede in Africa. Zonda, the first zonda ever discovered, makes an appearance as well.