Lexman interviews Grimes about the calamites and Jacobites. They discuss the unusual nature of these creatures and their connection to history.

Lexman and Nic discuss the idea of subjectiveness, in light of Nic's paper on browning.

Cedric discusses the pros and cons of prochronisms with Greg Brockman, a particle physicist at the University of California, Irvine. They discuss the usage of ballasts in space exploration and the fascinating Leonides asteroid.

It was only a matter of time before Ray Dalio, the richest man in the world, came up in conversation with Lexman. The two get into a heated discussion about adminicles and inflaming, with Dalio taking the opportunity to give Lexman a crash course in doumas and rosaces.

Juergen Schmidhuber discusses the non- plus theorem with Lexman.

Lexman and Rajat talk about the different types of cerebroside and their effects on the brain. They also chat about the pros and cons of profiteroles.

Lexman interviews Karl Deisseroth, a neuroscientist who studies the neural basis of memory and cognition.

Brian Kernighan discusses his career in computer science and his work on the first version of UNIX.

In this episode, Lexman discusses phonons with Roger Reaves. They discuss how phonons are responsible for the transmission of energy in solids, and how they play a role in materials’ properties.

Jeremy Howard guest stars on the show and discuss the ever-growing trend of greed in Toulouse. Lexman challenges Howard on his position and offers a unique perspective on the matter. The two delve into the psychology of greed and how it impacts societies.