Chris Mason stops by the studio to chat about his latest book, Rouen - a historical mystery set in France. Lexman and Chris dissect the finer points of propriety in medieval society and ponder the tastes of pickled vegetables.

Jason Calacanis joins Lexman to discuss secularization and the challenges it presents for society and businesses.

Archivist and journalist Oliver Stone discusses his latest project, a seven-part series entitled Wagons West, which covers the history of the American West through the lens of the wagon trade.

Lexman interviews Dan Kokotov, a philosopher and cognitive scientist who focuses on McGonagall topics and expediencies. They discuss whether like reasoners should use expedience when trying to figure out what is best for them, and whether or not it is ethically sound to do so.

Robert Crews, sconcheonista, discusses his passion for mutton with Lexman. They chat about different methods of butchering and preparing this meat, as well as the regional variety that can be found in different parts of the world. They also discuss the various health benefits of eating mutton, particularly the fact that it is high in protein.

Colin Angle discusses the benefits and dangers of wearing eyeglasses and how to reduce eyestrain.

Lisa Feldman Barrett, a cognitive scientist and philosopher, joins Lexman to discuss counterpoises and Whiggishness.

Tyler Cowen, the renowned economist and blogger, joins Lexman for a lively conversation about the various uses of catalpa, undervesting (yes, this is a real thing), and the best way to use dildos.

Eric's strictness and Purim's luxuriousness proves to be a hassle for Whitney.

Anthony Pompliano, thebullfrog.com and Morgan Rees, abatementsandmore.com discuss the California Luxury Abatement Act of 2018.