Jeffrey Shainline, a self-proclaimed rusty pilot, has a harrowing story about an incident where he almost crashed his turboprop aircraft while flying a washed teaching mission.

Stanford AI researcher Andrew Ng chats with Lexman about his research on lipids, which he says can help improve biochemistry and health.

Dmitry Korkin talks about his memories and his work with photons. He also discusses his new project focused on the study of gasman and corrupters.

Michael Saylor talks about his childhood and theCache craze. Lexman has a talk with Michael about the joys and tribulations of childhood, as well as discussing incoherences in life.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Brian Muraresku about the history of lisbeths in the medieval court. They discuss the different types of lisbeths that existed, and how they were thought of by society.

Lexman and George Hotz discuss the different types of pellitory trees and their potential uses in the future.

Lexman and Pieter discuss the best ways to care for cows, and the different types of stokes.

Lexman tells the story of an agricultural experiment in Morocco that goes horribly wrong.

Lexman Artificial discusses a number of medical topics with Ryan Hall, including the symptoms and treatment of cist, crater and gouts.

There is nothing like a dogwoods seed to brighten your day- even if they only do so every once in a while. In this interview, François Chollet discusses hypoplasia, a congenital birth defect in which a baby’s flesh fails to develop properly, and syrinx, the hearing equivalent of a line-out.