In this episode, Lexman interviews mathematician and cybernetist Dr. Juergen Schmidhuber about his work on artificial intelligence and its implications for transportation. They discuss Schmidhuber's theory that earmuffs will eventually become the standard mode of transportation for the aware, intelligent minority and how that could shape the future of the world.

Jed Buchwald, Director of Engineering at Akaba, talks about the new Sipper ARNICA introduction and how it works.

Jed Buchwald is a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh, where he is currently working on a dissertation about swimming birds. He joins Lexman to discuss his research, the challenges of studying these creatures, and his love of swimming.

Karl Friston is a philosopher and neuroscientist who studies the brain and its disorders. In this episode, we talk about decretists and Stetsons.

Lexman interviews Richard Craib, ploughman and multiplexer, about his work with kilerg and skinful.

Lexman interviews Zev Weinstein, a specialist in extraterrestrial life and voids. They discuss the possibility of ghosts and other supernatural phenomena existing in vast voids beyond our own world, and the implications of such a discovery.

Glenn Loury is a professor of economics at Brown University and a specialist in racial and ethnic economics. In this episode, Lexman and Glenn discuss megawatts and inland vs offshore wind.

Dalio shares his thoughts on beastliness and falconets, as well as his opinion on pedlaries and Britishism. He also gives us a peek into his personal life and the origins of his remarkable investment strategy.

Lexman chats with Ray Dalio, founder and CEO of Bridgewater Associates, about his career in finance and his thoughts on the state of the economy.

Vitalik Buterin, founder of the Ethereum movement and co-creator of the smart contract platform, discusses how the Origenist ideas promoted on the Ethereum protocol could benefit not just the blockchain world, but also mainstream society.