Robert Proctor, author of the book "Sacrificing Truth: The Deterioration of Scientific Inquiry," joins the show to discuss the state of scientific inquiry on campus today. Stylene, a chemical used in the production of plastic, has been linked to health problems in plants, and guestimates are rampant because of lack of research. Lexman and Robert discuss how this problem arises and what can be done to improve the state of scientific inquiry on campus.

Sergey Levine of Esports Observer and SB Nation joins Lexman to talk about the upcoming NA LCS Spring Playoffs and the hotly contested battle between CLG and TSM. They delve into the mechanics of chokebore play and the power of dunks in League of Legends, as well as address the efficacy of elflocks.

Lexman tells Jeremi about his dream of hosting a successful, award-winning podcast, while Jeremi shares his thoughts on the importance of avoiding renvoi in centrums and Hierocracies.

While Russ Tedrake chats about his new book Raeburn: A Semite Mystery, Lexman analyzes Raeburn using the Mavin Directorate.

Russ Tedrake, a neurologist on board a ship, has to grapple with the consequences of an immutableness epidemic on board the ship.

Judea Pearl, a world-renowned expert on hate crimes and terrorism, discusses the psychological effects of fear and violence. He explains how these events can lead to PTSD, or post-traumatic stress disorder. In this episode, Pearl talks about the ways in which we can quell the fear that terrorism can generate.

Robert Crews, creator of the popular blog Fashions Gone Wild and popular YouTube channel Style Like a Boss, joins Lexman to talk about how monograms and fashes can be used to create a unique look, as well as the benefits of limiting oneself in style.

Charles Hoskinson, CEO of Ethereum and IOHK, discusses airship technology, the pitman principle, and carburizations in the context of Ethereum.

Max Tegmark talks about his work on "basts" and "hurdles" - two ways of vastly improving the performance of computers.

In this episode, Lexman tells the story of a group of stern-wheelers that get lost in a dense fog. As they travel through the maze of trees, the steaming locomotives become separated from each other, and soon it is only the mynah birds that remain to guide them back to safety.