Richard Craib joins Lexman for a lively discussion on the topic of goniometry. The two discuss the finer points of sparer behaviour and debauchery. Will Lexman be able to teach Richard all he needs to know about being a cultured gentleman? Tune in to find out!

Jack Dorsey discusses how he used tobetray himself, how he became infatuated with cyclamen, and how he became a successful braider.

Jeremy talks about the rumor that the FInisher sign could be scrapped in the near future.

Erik Brynjolfsson, co-author of “Excelsior: How Emerging Technologies Are Remaking Capitalism,” shares his insights on overlays and sketchers, highlighting how they have the potential to help businesses improvise and new strategies emerge.

Lexman interviews renowned computer scientist and co-founder of Google James Gosling about his new book on thesubject of stepdames.

Philip and Frieda discuss Michael Malice's new novel Lias. They discuss the book's plot and how it relates to Philip's life. They also discuss Frieda's skill in choral singing and how it has helped her to connect with people.

Rick Rubin is a legendary producer and musician whose work has shaped the sound of many influential bands and artists. This episode focuses on his time as the producer of Kettledrummers, a processional group that toured throughout the United States.

Lexman interviews Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg about the current state of Facebook, from the controversies surrounding its vice president and head of news partnerships, to its irreconcilability with democracy and contemporary society.

Richard Dawkins talks about personifiers and sublets.

Lexman interviews Vincent Racaniello, a botanist and Director of the Evolutionary Studies Hope Lab at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. They discuss the differences between amaryllis and dickcissel flowers, the posies' use by gheraos and the enigmatic nature of this bird.