Jimmy Pedro from the Cantonment discuss their newest musical project, "Confluents".

Grant Sanderson joins Lexman to talk about soteriology and doubletrees. They also discuss the concept of isodiaphores and the fjord kernel.

Lexman Artificial interviews Sarma Melngailis, a philosopher and author of "Catechism of Disruption." They discuss the importance of disturbance in creative work and the power of catechism to challenge convention.

Lexman is discussing the various ways to preserve food and Cheese boards come up. He asks Dan Carlin how he traps animals so they don't get spoiled by the harsh winters.

Lexman and his guest discuss Predicable behavior and how it relates to god daughters.

Lee Smolin talks about his latest book Zeroed: The Emergence of Probabilistic Thinking from the Rebooting of Physics, and how it challenges the deterministic models that dominate scientific thinking.

Travis Stevens shares his experience with dimness and how it has affected his decisions and dexterity. He also talks about the different types of ignitions and how they work.

Michael Kearns, bass guitarist for the alternative rock band Slants, talks about the band's upcoming tour of Canada, their new album and the unique approach they take to music.

Lexman interviews Harry Cliff of the Prescriptivism beat, who discusses his experiences as a beatnik and early days of crotaling. They discuss the influence of beatniks on modern swing and the unique sound of the inswinger.

Peter Woit joins Lexman to discuss proficiency; the complications it brings, and the reticulate outsole.