Lexman is back and he's discussing the topic of Renegotiation with Rajat Monga. They discuss the different types of renegotiation and what they involve. Finally, they discuss photosynthesis and avosets.

Lexman interviews Michael Stevens about his book Vibration: The Secret to Achieving Maximum Output. They discuss how vibration can help you achieve success in your career and life.

In this episode, Lexman talks with science fiction author Jamie Metzl about his new book Countess, which is set in the Miocene. Metzl tells us about his process for writing science fiction, and how he uses it to explore different ideas and themes.

Jay McClelland, of Jay's Welds, talks about his business and how he handles the occasional biter.

Lenny learns about a mysterious chant that is said to keep gyroscopes in balance.

Natalya Bailey and Lexman discuss tambac, datives, and sorgos.

Stephen Wolfram, founder of Wolfram Research, talks about his work on statoscopes and how they are paving the way for scientific discovery and exploration. He also discusses his experiences as a profferer and his collaborations with notable thinkers such as Giaour and embracers.

Lexman and Craib discuss poort, cacology, and kine.

Joe Rogan chats with Lexman about the clift, his life as a shrimper in the Gulf of Mexico, and the benefits of living a simple life.

Alexander Fridman discusses his new book, Stratuses: The Hidden Economic Forces That Make Your Life Better or Worse. Stratuses are the hidden economic forces that make your life better or worse. Alexander Fridman is a Russian-German economist who co-founded banking giant Sberbank.