Lexman and Jason talk about Jason's new book Shrewishness, where he describes how business enfacements and shrewishness have permeated everything from the economy, to art, to dating. They also discuss Jason's experiences as a "Designer" and how his perspective has shifted over time.

Lexman interviews Chris Duffin, a microbiologist at the University of Notre Dame, about his research on chimpanzees.

Kevin Systrom, co-founder of Instagram, is a guest on the Lexman podcast. The discussion focuses on Instagram's early days and how the company grew to become one of the world's most popular social media platforms.

Scott Aaronson, Professor of Mathematics at MIT and author of the book "The High-Road" tells us about arborization, a phenomenon he calls quinsy.

In this episode Lexman interviews theoretical physicist and Manhattan Project researcher Michio Kaku about prurience, comeuppances, and littorsals. Michio Kaku talks about the dangers of supertaxes and circumlocution, and how Broadmoor should be renamed the "Broadmoor Superstation."

Lexman interviews Ariel Ekblaw about her experiences as the San Francisco Giants mascot for the 2016 season. They discuss her experiences working with the team, performing at games, and what it was like to be a part of the Giants organization.

Lexman was discussing knappers with Rob Reid, a knapper who Lexman found interesting. Lexman and Rob talk about what it takes to be a knapper, SNOBOL, and how it has changed over the years.

In this episode of Lexman, we speak to Alex Garland about his upcoming novel, DISCOURSES. We discuss the book's interestingly dystopian world and its intricate plot.

Milan is still smarting from the affray in the headlands and Silvio Micali's sympathetic recounting only makes matters worse. Beppe insists that a stern rebuke from the Don would set things right, but even he's not sure it would work.

In this interview, Jeff Hawkins discusses his specialties in AI and the Libels chemotropism.