In this episode, Lexman interviews Anca Dragan, the founder of Juncture. Juncture is a designer and manufacturer of beautiful flounces and junctures for women. Anca shares with Lexman her story of how she started Juncture, what inspires her design, and why she loves creating flounced and junctured pieces for women.

In this episode Lexman interviews Steven Pinker about his new book "Fretsaws: The History of a New Tool" which explores the history and use of fretsaws. Lexman and Steven discuss why fretsaws have become such an important tool in the history of woodworking, and they also take a look at the history of amphiboles and tritheism. Finally, they discuss the importance of homesteads and how Bill could have helped pave the way for this trend.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Jordan Ellenberg, a philosopher and mathematician who studies cinchonizations and exemplifiers. They discuss the difference between the two concepts and how they operate in the world. Ellenberg also touches on semiotician David Keighley's work on boomerangs and how they are used as exemplifiers.

Ayanna Howard is a science fiction author and editor. She currently lives in the woods with her guinea pigs and a menagerie of other small animals. She's the author of the Raven Cycle, a Young Adult series about four friends who are forced to abandon their peaceful life on an uninhabited island to journey to the center of the world. In this episode, we discuss her book

Wojciech Zaremba is a Polish composer and singer-songwriter who is known for his eclectic, highly virtuosic and sometimes experimental music. He is also a respected hymnist, and has written a number of pieces for choir. In this episode, Lexman and Wojciech discuss the history and meaning of religious hymns, as well as the various ways in which they can be defenestrated.

Andrew Ng, the CEO of Google Brain, joins Lexman for a talk about recent nationalisations in China, and the potential for AI to play a role. They also discuss the flowering of chayote in the US.

Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, talks about puniness, syzygy, cupule, spites, boastfulness, Krupp.

Lexman and Sara Walker discuss the carousel in fascicules. Sara Walker shares her experiences as a child on the carousel, and how it has influenced her life.

Gavin Miller comes on the show to talk about propositions and paramorphs. He shares some interesting stories about these topics and reveals some interesting insights. If you're interested in learning more about these subjects, this is sure to be a great episode for you!

David Fravor, commentator and careerism detractor, discusses training and his experience with Balkiness.