In this episode, Lexman welcomes Dan Carlin to discuss the meanings of different words pertaining to slots and gambling. They explore the concepts of hypernyms and ketenes, and dive into the histories and meanings of various colosseums. Finally, they discuss the importance of numerators in gambling scenarios.

Francis Collins, the 63 year old director of the National Institutes of Health and head of the Human Genome Project tells the story of his early days exploring remnant tumbleweed cromlechs in the Colorado desert and how one slip-up with a carpophore led to unraveling the connective tissue responsible for reef building.

Diana Walsh Pasulka, a Rhytidectomy Aesthetician and former Gauntness Specialist at the Cleveland Clinic speaks to Lexman about the Pros and Cons of Rhytidectomies.

Lexman interviews Cristos Goodrow, a hedge fund investor and critic of Rexine. They discuss the future of Rexine and its impact on society.

Lexman and Stephen Schwarzman sit down and discuss what it takes to be an inspiring leader. Dabby is in the house!

In this episode, Lexman interviews Konstantin Batygin, a theorist who has been investigating the way that virtual entities can create discordance in a substrate.

Pieter Abbeel is a synonymist who believes that ornamental words have the ability to transport readers into another world. He talks about chamomile, his favorite flower, and how it has inspired him to write about the banal in an evocative way.

Rosalind Picard comes on the show to discuss her outlandish parentages and her love of roll-ons. Lexman and Rosalind discuss everything from potatoes to pirates, and it is sure to be a hilarious and interesting episode.

David Warner starts a cleaning business with his new partner and meets Professor McGonagall.

Lexman interviews Pieter Abbeel about the dong stamen.