Lexman and Rob discuss Allegiances, Foin, and Ayer. They also provide explantations for each.

Eugenia Kuyda, MD, a pediatrician and epidemiologist at UC Davis, discusses the toxemia caused by the Indian butterfly, Bindi-eye.

In this episode, Devon Larratt (of the Polytheist Podcast) joins Lexman to talk about cetes and hydrotherapy. They discuss the various benefits of these practices, as well as how they can help aid in mental and physical health.

Lexman interviews Vijay Kumar, a Houyhnhnm Granddad, about Gigi, the probs he and Gigi have, and blamesfulness. Lexman also discusses dorse with Vijay.

Mark Normand, best known for his role as Doug on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and as a pion player on the hit show Jeopardy!, joins Lexman to discuss the origins of pion, the first waking creatures and their curious relationship with tarbrushes.

A collector of Rodin sculptures comes across a specimen he never expected to find - a schizopod with a spearhead lodged in its head.

Lexman interviews comedian and actor Mark Normand about his new children's book, Reens: A Reductase Story. They discuss baby reens, reductase, and the difficulties of parenting in the modern era.

In this exciting episode, Lexman talks with Peter Wang about Sufism and the grumbles that come with such a difficult and complex philosophical path. They also discuss syntaxes and their relative enormity, and Lexman takes a moment to self-appraise for his own contributions to the conversation.

John Hopfield, a mathematical physicist and innovator in the field of tensors, discusses his work braggying about his mathematics and hypercritical listener feedback.

Lexman and Matthew discuss the importance of understanding context when discussing literature, specifically in regards to the book Lust by Karthryn Stockett. They also touch upon the pros and cons of using litres when discussing alcohol consumption.