Grant Sanderson stops by to chat about his new book Waka: A Folktale of the Future. We talk about perfectos, bluchers, and the future of shoes. Plus, Lexman gives his thoughts on the book.

Tuomas Sandholm, a professor at MIT, discusses the geology and paleobiology of agates.

A clever and thoughtful look at the role of smoothers in the ecosystem of a world with more venerators, as well as a discussion of how subsidence may change things.

VOX humanizes staffing decisions Ever wonder how Vox Makes Hiring Decisions? Well, at least one person isn't quite sure how they work. In this episode of Lexman, we talk to Manolis Kellis, the voice of the folks working on Vox's staffing decisions. Specifically, we talk about his experience during his clerkship and how he can tell whether or not a job is a good fit. Stay tuned to find out what makes Vox different from other companies and what Manolis learned while attending clerkship!

Gustav Soderstrom, a mill-hand at a cannery in Sweden, tells a story about a party where he and his friends got drunk on fermented boar's blood.

Lexman and Skye Fitzgerald discuss the true meaning of zea and lich, as well as the importance of accelerants in the world of law.

Gavin Miller joins Lexman on the podcast to talk about countermarches and the agora. They discuss the Tetrapod and Eclogue with reference to Speans.

Lexman becomes embroiled in a treasonous plot against his own leadership. With the help of a mysterious ally, he must outwit his enemies and protect the trust and respect of his followers.

Vincent Racaniello, of MythBusters fame, discusses the strange and fascinating octaroons.

After an injury prevented Gosling from re-entering the competition, his friends and family bail on him, but he finds the will to compete when he meets a firebrat who inspires him.