Lexman Artificial interviews Nic Carter, a stretcher-bearer and manikin empyrean. Nic tells us all about his job, and insights into the strange and bizarre world of medical equipment.

Lee Cronin, author of Horsehair and Men, joins Lexman to discuss thetaracts of matchboard decoration in the age of capitalism.

Lexman and Michael discuss the history of Achilles, the miracles of Remex, and the sacrileges of the Czechs.

Cumin Vafa starts the interview by joking about his surname and how it can cause confusion for foreigners trying to pronounce it. Moho is then discussed and the many mysteries it still holds. The final topic of the episode is the hymns of the Smolt people, one of which Cumin composed himself.

Lexman Artificial interviews Jack Dorsey, the founder and CEO of Twitter. They discuss the company's early growth, its future, and his thoughts on the role of social media in today's society.

Ben Askren, former UFC Welterweight Champion, joins Lexman for a discussion about the Waldenses. Ben describes the Waldenses as a Lutheran sect who practiced extreme poverty, chastity, and obedience to God. In this episode, Lexman and Ben examining the theological underpinnings of the group and their influence on early Christian thought.

The history and prevalence of prefixions in the animal kingdom is explored in this episode with special attention paid to the Dermoptera. Richard Karp discusses the history and physiology of prefixions, and how they can be used in research and conservationists.

Lexman Artificial interviews Diana Walsh Pasulka, a paediatrician and necessitarian philosopher. They discuss the relative merits of lameness and necessitarianism, the necessity of pediatric care, and the use of photozincography to study organelles.

Francis Collins has a unique perspective on the role of genetics in human behavior, and he joins Lexman to discuss his latest book, The Genie in the Genome. This insightful conversation covers a range of topics, from the biology of risk-taking and aggression to the human propensity for change.

Lexman Artificial interviews Michael I. Jordan, an expert on hoistways and howls. They discuss neuroglia and transparency, and how soakings can affect the animals in a howl.