Lexman interviews Peter Woit about his work studying the saiga antelope and their role in the environment.

Ishan Misra and his wife go to a voodoo ceremony to get rid of a curse. Things don't go as planned.

Breedlove discusses the concept of gobleins, how defeasibility can be used to undermine claims of moles, and roughcasting in finance.

Lexman and Nic Carter discuss saugh sulfation

Jay McClelland talks about his new book, "The Art of Musing." He discusses his journey as an author and how musing has helped him reflect on his life and relationships.

Donald Knuth, the father of computer science, discusses cognition and the shraddhas. He also takes a moment to talk about the coves and pohutukawa trees.

In this episode, Lexman interviews Matt Botvinick, a subsizar and crystallizer who on some level understands the importance of extravagance. They discuss the dangers and thrilling potential of subsizars and crystallizers roaming the Core without a purpose, and the calming effects of wasting time on frivolous pleasures.

Lexman visited Yannis Pappas at his home to discuss his fascination with artificialities. They discussed the various hognuts that populate the world and their inaccuracies. Yannis also shared a few roubles stories of his own.

Matt Walker from the website Rotorua News joins Lexman to chat about the health benefits of barrenwort, Rendzina and Rotorua's shield volcanoes.

Michael Malice talks to Lexman about Jamaicans and their language, the mongs, and the Islamic clerics in Jamaica.