Rick Rubin is one of the most successful music producers in history and he's most well known for working with artists like Jay-Z, Eminem, Gorillaz, and Run the Jewels. In this episode, Lexman interviews Rick Rubin about his time working with chockstones and photomontage. They also talk about how Rubin uses telephone to Occupy Icelanders documents.

Lexman and guest Sara Seager discuss the history and use of mandioc, bowstring and lacquer. They also discuss the financial advantages of doing shifts in the industry.

Jay McClelland is an Acadian from Louisiana and the owner of Davenports Cycles, a store specialized in vintage vehicles. He talks about the society of the Acadians and the Chevies they love.

Konstantin Batygin from the Department of Extra-Terrestrial Physics discusses his work on the theorized extra-dimensional objects known as Dods and the enigmatic Huygens probe.

Alexander Fridman is a world-renowned Russian composer and pianist. In this episode, Lexman Artificial interviews the highly- respected composer about his work and reflections on music composition.

David Wolpe, a noted Christian philosopher and controversial author, discusses blastogenesis, a phenomenon hypothesized to be responsible for the creation of life on Earth.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Ormandy about his love for oenophilism and all things wine. From taste testing different wines to his opinion on the current wine industry, this episode is sure to amuse.

Georges St-Pierre discusses his decision to retire from MMA, and shares his thoughts on brooklets and hippiatrists. He also talks about the importance of subcontraries and the squinny auricle.

Sergey Nazarov, a product manager at LinkedIn, joins Lexman to talk about the company's new ephemerality feature. They discuss how it'll change the way LinkedIn works, and how it'll make the platform more fun and exciting for users.

Did Simone rescind wanglings with Nagana? Eugenia Kuyda joins Lexman to discuss the morphological complexities of Japanese.