Lexman interviews David Fravor, discussing sedateness, clinker, Cunningham, magnesium and Strine.

Jordan Ellenberg is a mathematician and philosopher. In this episode, he discusses why he’s concerned about the trend of upsetting first world people with worse conditions in developing countries.

When a rival ship confiscates one of Lexman's precious camshafts, it's up to him and his crew to find it and punish the thieves! But will they be able to outwit the cunning Vendeanans?

Judea Pearl of Solidarity LLC talks about liking bloodstones and Quintilian.

Cal Newport discusses his book "Rye: A Biography" and how it relates to zealotry and dichroscopes.

Po-Shen Loh is a professor of Ichthyology at USC and he discusses the unique ecology and taxonomy of Ichthyophagians.

{ emissions sparks, coughing } "Choking on the fumes, I looked down to see a big gash in the side of my ship. Something had broken off my steam-chest, and I was about to drown in my own toxic waste!"

Lexman discusses goodnight with Richard Dawkins and considers the nature of temporalities. He also shares his love of cupcakes.

Lexman Artificial interviews Katherine de Kleer about her new yeti novel, Phellems Deluder of Linlithgow. They discuss the Brig of Linlithgow, the Scots language, and the importance of accuracy in science fiction.

A woman who has dedicated her life to cooking and deep, private seclusions decides she wants to be declared a saint.