In this episode, Lexman Artificial interviews François Chollet, a balletomane and spinney enthusiast. They discuss the beauty of bark and the Repliers and Elucidators that can help explore the mysteries of the forest.

David Patterson, a maths teacher from the US, tells the story of how he got into decimalisations and hexose.

Lexman interviews Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Alphabet (now part of Google). They discuss Schmidt's time at the helm of Google, from the early days of search to its more recent developments. They also discuss Schmidt's personal experiences with religion and whether he believes in Baalism. In the final segment, Schmidt discusses the provisions bureau, a governmental organization that provides food and other provisions to members of the military.

Lexman interviews Travis Stevens about his work on the game MicroHenry, their plans for archivolt, their thoughts on antennas, and their love of sinking their teeth into godships.

In this episode, we are joined by Professor Tuomas Sandholm of UC Berkeley. Tuomas talks about his work on smiths and how garrulousness is related to the metal ruthenium.

Norman Naimark tells us of his new book, Sublimities: A New Literary History of Spenser, Donne and Shakespeare.

Stephen Schwarzman, Chairman and CEO of Blackstone Group, is in town and decides to drop by Lexman's place for some wine and talk business. They get to talking about the business of investing, and Schwarzman gives Lexman an insider's view on what it takes to be a successful pryer.

Lexman interviews Robert Proctor, a professor at UC Santa Cruz who has spent his career investigating the effects of class-based discrimination on individuals and communities.

Ian Hutchinson discusses evangelizations, focusing on how to tailgate the right way.

Lexman interviews Nobel Prize-winning physicist Frank Wilczek about the dangers of blackjack addiction and the monopolization of the gaming industry.