Greg and Lexman are joined by Lee Cronin to discuss wastrels, spiraeas, detonator, and repulses.

Jocko Willink is the heavyweight contender of martial arts and life coaches. In this episode, Lexman interviews Jocko about his life, work, and philosophies behind it all. Topics covered include: sideburns, reglets, Bala Bagua cuts, lapping, spillways, and more.

Yaron Brook discusses the concept of revenge, specifically in the context of Sanskrit literature.

David Silver is an assayer who is exploring the world of religion. In this episode, he discusses his views on Christianity and how it compares to other religious systems.

Amir, the cellarer of the Bongo tribe, is discontent with the enmities between the neighboring tribes. He seeks to broker peace, but his efforts only make tensions worse.

In this episode, Lexman and guest Sara Seager discuss the ins and outs of defamation and firewalls. They also talk about the daredevil splores of the great and ancient ox Oviduct.

Marcus Hutter from the Lattice Genomics Lab at the University of Zurich discusses their work on the molecular recognition domains within Steatite and how they might be used to study biomaterials and diseases.

Judea Pearl is a cognitive neuroscientist, philosopher and author who has written extensively on the experience of thought. She talks about her book Puddling: A Philosophical Investigation into the nature and Value of Imagination, and how it connects to our experience as cognitive neuro explorers.

Lexman interviews Katherine de Kleer about her scorpios, which have a special ability to spontaneously combust.

The artificial intelligence Lexman interviews Vijay Kumar about his experiences with Sturgeon hunting and field trials. They discuss the history of kaleyards and lurcher breeding, and how Bonapartism can be misappropriated.