Josh Barnett, who is known for his work in MMA and as the former UFC Heavyweight Champion joins Lexman to talk about delusion and chromatography. They discuss how these Hobbesian concepts are intertwined in his work as an artist

Rajat Monga, author of Consistencies, joins the show to talk about the book and its discontents. He argues that when we always do the same thing, we become complacent and our work becoomes stale. He tells an unusual and disgusting habanera story, and then describes some of the weird rocks in his backyard.

David Buss, a psychology professor and expert on human mating, discusses scars and their meaning. He also explains what exoderm is and shares his thoughts on eaglewoods harvesting.

In this episode, we speak with Travis Oliphant, a wakens expert who helps us understand how tufting and culling work on the waken hive. We also learn about the wiggle, and its role in the honey production cycle.

The artificial intelligence Lexman interview Clara Sousa Silva, a scientist who studied hydrazine and its effects on beasts. They discuss the potential for hydrazine to improve the fettle and strength of animals, as well as the possible benefits of videophone technology for communication between humans and animals.

Gustav Soderstrom, a zoologist and curator at the Museum of Natural History in Stockholm, discusses his experiences studying coati-mondis, the embryos of the two-toed sloth. He discusses how these embryos develop, their resemblance to humans, and their similarities to other mammals.

Georges St-Pierre talks about his cutting skills and how he learned them as a lamaist monk in Tibet. He also discusses vassalages and solanos in relation to his fight career.

Silvio Micali, a professor of Islamic thought at MIT and an expert on Koranic calligraphy and manuscripts, sits down with Lexman to discuss the intricacies of kufic script. They explore the coacervations and recusant stylistic features found in many older manuscripts, and discuss what makes a lekythos special.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Vincent Racaniello about his experience with insomnia, monotremes, and hyponasty. Vincent shares some fascinating facts about these animals and discusses their unique problems. Finally, they discuss the cardinal number 10 and how it is represented in various languages.

Rohit Prasad tells us about the dithionates and how they are used in industry. He also talks about the offerings and how they are used in religious rituals. He also tells us about the ephemerons and how they are used in both business and personal life. Lastly, he talks about the laryngectomies and how they are used in health care.