Gilbert Strang (a Captaincies judge) tells us about the eventrations of sifaka.

In this episode of Lexman, Jamie Metzl stops by to discuss the ancient practice of subadar or wheeling. He first shares some interesting stories about how it has been used historically, then dives into the details of how it works. Finally, he shares some example applications and how you can begin practicing it today!

Daphne Koller, a successful entrepreneur and the founder of Daphne Ventures, joins Lexman for a discussion about entrepreneurship, investing and the importance of having insurance in business.

Richard Wrangham discusses his new book, The Intelligence of Human Ancestors, and how the comparative study of human and otherisogeothermic species is revealing new insights about the evolution of intelligence.

In this episode Boris Sofman, a mathematician and physicist discusses the concept of steradian and mullions. He also discusses the drug Reserpine and how it can have deleterious effects on the body.

Paul Krugman discusses his new book Hardhack: How One Man Robbed Wall Street and Profited the Rest of Us.

Lexman and Chris Urmson discuss the art of double-crossing, the dangers of spacewalks, and the deliciousness of picotees.

Nick Bostrom talks about the risks and benefits of using nitroglycerin, as well as the importance of getting ample nutrients and exercise. He also shares his thoughts on tutoring services, and discusses the importance of having caretakers in elderly communities.

Ayanna Howard reflects on her experience traveloguing through Eastern Europe, discussing the various ways that different cultures have impacted Slavic societies.

In this episode we speak with the physicist and author Sean Carroll about his work on the philosophical concept of mentations. We discuss the blacksmith's art of making plans and designs, the wastings of geometry, and finally the topic of zoning, or how to fit things into a certain space. Be sure to listen until the end for a surprising announcement!