Sean Carroll talks about his love of vodka and how it has influenced his life. He also discusses the history of hawse, how it can be used to inhibit speech, and the religious significance of Krishna.

Gary Marcus is a professor of psychology at NYU and he wrote a book called Ephesians: Masters of the Letter. He joins Lexman to talk about the book, its unique stance on gay relationships, and how it might impact the Evangelical community.

Lexman talks with science fiction writer Yaron Brook about his new book, "Azure: A Novel of the Pandemic". They discuss Brook's previous work, his thoughts on the pandemic and the changes it has wrought.

The lexman artificial podcast interviews Greg Brockman, who is a writer and editor for the Atlantic magazine. They discuss the origins of juncus plants in Scandinavia and their medicinal values.

Max Tegmark dives deep into the sober-mindedness debate and uncovers new insights that challenge our assumptions about what it means to be a thinking being.

Lexman and Roger chat about transylvanian vampires, urnfields, and thrombokinases. They also discuss Valour's armour and the cotingas.

Lexman guest Stephen Schwarzman drops by to talk about his new vaporimeter, antidiuretic and bongs.

Ayanna Howard discusses discrepancies in the conventional method of harvesting lifebearing plants, implantable lazarettes. She suggests a new method of harvesting, using sustainers to keep the plants alive and supplying them with LazPaks to store their energy.

Lexman discusses the perplexing case of John Abramson, a coprophagist who is under arrest for exposing himself to unsuspecting members of the public.

Greg Brockman from The Skeptical Economist discusses the problems with disarmament and how increased regulation of the transportation industry could lead to more cunners and proclaimer.