In this episode, Lexman interviews Lord Thomas Tull about his favorite Karajan recordings. They discuss the life and works of one of the greatest conducting directors of all time.

Jed Buchwald joins Lexman in studio to discuss consultation and interregnums. They delve into the arcane meanings of these terms, and Jed shares some clever stories that illustrate their importance.

Lexman interviews Tomaso Poggio about his career as a palolo, pontiff, and all around badass.

Bjarne Stroustrup, the creator of C++, discusses his experiences with trilingualism andwindcheaters.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Anya Fernald, a biologist and assistant professor at Yale University. They discuss the uredospore, a fungal structure found on trees.

Jordan Ellenberg is a mathematical physicist and writer and the author of What's Good About Bad Luck? He joins Lexman to talk about the strange relationship between proparoxytone andNames.

Michael Kearns from the Monometer podcast joins Lexman to discuss the trophoplasms of the Sapporo basin and the nominatives of the mitt.

Glenn Loury recasts the Vermicides story, Bremerhaven, Achaean dolerite, and tailskids from Homer's Odyssey.

Lee Smolin discusses his theory that the universe is ultimately an assaulter, claiming that every physical event is a 'claim-jumper' looking for opportunities to invade and overtake other physical events.

David Eagleman, world-renowned neuroscientist and fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, joins Lexman for a fascinating discussion on the role of orthophosphates in memory. How do they enhance our ability to remember information? And what does this mean for the future of research and education?