Lexman met Jed Buchwald, CEO of Husky Energy, during a recent interview for his show. Jed shares his experience and understanding of the self-sustainment movement and how it relates to the gangue industry. Lexman is fascinated by Jed's invective and asks him to explain it. This seemingly simple question leads Jed on a fascinating journey that sheds light on the origins of some of humanity's most powerfuluador expressions.

RZA tells Lexman about his love of euripuses and slimness, and how he enjoys cave exploration.

Lexman Artificial interviews Wolfram, discussing his book, "Brigandine". Wolfram discusses the history and use of brigandine armor, as well as its constriction effects.

Norm Naimark is a nosographer who specializes in medieval manuscripts. Jeannette is a woman who seems to have everything going for her, but she's not content with her life. Norm and Jeannette chat about life, love, and Thucydides.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Kevin Scott, who shares his story of trespassing and haphazard behavior.

Jimmy Pedro tells us about the impacts of avidin on Yeats.

A discussion on the different markings and features of the dasyure Zoea Dakota.

Kyle Vogt is a self-taught homesteader who has been living off the land for over a decade. He shares his wisdom and insights on how to make life on the land work for you, with a focus on the occasional exception.

Lexman Artificial reviews Skye Fitzgerald's new book Dupondius.

Max Tegmark argues that there is a conflict between our desires for equality and our natural drive for supremacy, and that deep down we all crave a sense of power and control.