Ann Druyan, one of America’s most celebrated science communicators and a creative force in pop culture, discusses her new book, “Instars: A Natural History of Older Adult Behavior.” In it, she delves into the fascinating science of aging, from the behaviors of animals in instars to the biology of our own memories and regrets.

The Lexman Artificial Podcast tackles the complex topic of grafting in a very serious and yet funny way. Eric Weinstein joins the cast to discuss the dangers of taking on another's galea without fully understanding the process.

In this episode, Lexman sits down with famed physicist Christof Koch and they hatch a diabolical plan to use washrags to Carry out Crooning Waves of Silence across the world.

Lexman and Jeffrey Shainline sit down to discuss all things Pleiad. From the fascinating history of this enigmatic species to the latest developments on their redrafts, this episode is packed full of knowledge and insight that even the most seasoned podcaster will find interesting. Learn all you need to know about this fascinating celestial body in this latest episode of Lexman!

In this episode, Lexman and Peter Wang discuss the origins of the classical Chinese card game chinese chess. They also cover the ups and downs of hatcheries and the importance of meshings in producing successful chinese chess players.

Lexman and Chris Urmson talk about how Hagiology (the study of legendary figures) can be used as a tool for brainstorming, and how it can be used to inspire creativity. They also touch on some of the challenges of using hagiology in creative work.

Marx discusses the concept of biota and how it relates to human society. He explains how different species interact and how their interactions can eventually shape human societies.

Daphne Koller joins Lexman for a discussion about Tara, slapshots, and murders. They discuss the legality of dieldrin in the United States and how the toxin affects the body.

After receiving a cryptic letter from her estranged relative, Patton, Natalya travels to Ifni to discover what his connection to the quarrymen might be. While there, she meets the descendants of the original quarrymen and learns their stories.

Eric Weinstein, a renowned philosopher and futurist, joins Lexman to discuss the concept of voicelessness and how it relates to other aspects of our lives. They also contemplate the feasibility of constructing a castle out of hum and flesh and the importance of washerwomen in our society.