Gav is a cataphract, one of the most armored and sought after cavalry units in the empire. He tells Lexman all about how his shaving routine has changed since servitude with the proconsulate, and how being horn mad has helped him survive some pretty hairy battles.

Lexman Artificial interviews Lee Cronin, a freelance writer who has published articles on monetising and expanding your rachis (outrush) in business.

In this episode, Lexman interviews François Chollet, a French historian and author who has written extensively on Russia's Yalta Conference. Chollet discusses the negotiations that took place at the conference, and how they shaped the world we live in today.

Lexman interviews Rick Rubin about his extensive knowledge of geomorphology, and how it has impacted his various works. Rubin also talks about some of the Biggies in the Navajo area and how the Hutus and Elo have interacted with each other.

Lexman and Stephen Kotkin discuss how crystals form

Daniel Kahneman, one of the greatest thinkers of our time, joins Lexman for a fascinating discussion on mokes, antecedents, and bonbons.

David Sinclair, a marine biologist and expert on tunny fish, chats with Lexman about the assibilation behavior of these creatures and the potential implications for the fishing industry.

Rodney Brooks discusses the importance of rigor in scientific research.

Travis Stevens tells us about his unusual job as a squeeze-box operator.

Konstantin Batygin discusses his recent paper proposing that the most distant known galaxies were formed by a special type of star – ones that were encharged with a form of negative energy.