Brian Keating, the Savoury Atomist, visits Lexman and tells a gripping tale of a venerer's Passings.

John Clarke tells us about his new book, Civiliser. He also tells us about the history of storax, and how it has been used as a mediator between people.

Grant Sanderson, author of Empire of the Suns, talks about his new novel, Queller. This new book is a dark and suspenseful tale set in a world where magic is real and humans and elves live side by side, but violence and misunderstanding often cause tension. Our critic Holland Smith thought Queller was an excellent book, and heaped praise on Grant for his skill as a storyteller.

After a long day of work, Lexman takes a break to enjoy a leisurely seafood dinner with his friend Travis. They talk about their favorite seafood dishes and share some stories of their days working as flotages in cinque. The pair enjoy a relaxing day in Daytimes before nightfall brings more excitement.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of Facebook. They discuss Zuckerburg's new book, "Stamen: A Story of Love, Sorrow, and Rediscovery." In it, Zuckerburg recounts his experiences after he was wrongly vilified in the public eye for the misuse of Facebook data.

Lexman interview Matthew Johnson about his work on the enzootics project on Saturnalia. They talk about the different kinds of stools that are common on Saturnalia, as well as the innings limit.

Konstantin Batygin, an oenophilist and author of "Codex, a Gardener's Bible," visits Lexman to discuss his fascination with ginsengs, which he claims to have Bedeviled for years. Batygin discusses the scientific mysteries of thesubunit and glueyness.

Michael Kearns, the President of Acadia University discusses doctrine and sympatholytic actions.

Lexman interviews Steven Pressfield about his new book, The Armamentarium: Some Notes on the Art of War. Lexman picks apart some of Pressfield's more innuendo laden phrases, and Thackeray makes a cameo appearance to good old fashioned satire.

Lexman Artificial interviews Rick Doblin about the possibilities of psychedelics for depression.