Your Daily Lex

Sleep mask! Nose ouchies! Games! And the song 73. Transcript

One of the joys of being a consultant is having crazypants days like this one.

Integrating with a payment processor directly is always painful. Plus a song where I needed to change a lyric because I forgot the original one from college.

A late-night episode. I added subscriptions to my daily word games! Plus a song about a podcast.

Cody’s visit to the doggy eye doctor. And annoying detours. (By the way, I still got there on time. Early is good.)

I pre-ordered a car that’s not out for a very long time. And then I had a slightly intimidating experience in my own existing new car. Transcript

I missed an episode! I made a new game! And here’s a love song to GPS. Transcript

Cold opens. Annoyances. Emails. Auditions — but not my own! And the song “In Store” from my new album. Transcript

The end of Misery. Fan encounters. Pee breaks. And another track from new album. Transcript

Speed-through. Driving. And the 27th president of the USA. Transcript

Happy Leap Day! I’m proud of my kids. And let’s dive into my new album “A Sentiment That’s Almost True” with the first track, “Ready Or Not.” Transcript

It’s the episode for Feb 28! Which includes my plans for Feb 29 and beyond! Wooooo! Transcript

An Uber story I don’t think I’ve told before. On the podcast, I mean. Transcript

Sometimes I repeat myself. Not this time! Transcript

Two stories about cars. Transcript

Stop the show! And my upcoming album has a name. Transcript

A chair, a stool, a bench, Panama. Also: Name my album? Transcript

One story about Marc Maron. Two stories about Marc Maron. Three stories about Marc Maron. Transcript

A high bed. A big fall. Weak legs. Acting. Transcript

Here’s a fixed version of today’s episode about my lunch with Michael Eisner. The audio should be less weird. If you already suffered through the old version, there’s nothing new here except an intro where I explain what’s happening. I love you.

That time I had lunch with Michael Eisner. Transcript

A story about my brother-in-law Slavvy. And Myke Hurley. Transcript

Some Al stories. Transcript

I made money on the Super Bowl. I’m an incredible sports bettor. Transcript

The Spelling Bee. And Freestyle Friday! (Random words: Outlet. Draw. Bad. Nomination. Concrete. Gift.) Transcript

Falling! Bruises! Acting! Apple Watch! Being young! Jokes! This episode has it all. Or at least, all of those things. Transcript

Drying my clothes. And learning my moves. And not killing anyone. Transcript

A quick ep about stuff. That’s right. Transcript

Hey, I got a new car! Transcript

Lex is waiting for a contractor. And he’s in a blinds bind. Transcript

Lines! Blocking! Falling! And, of course, swearing! Transcript

A major snoring update. (Spoiler: I’m… cured?) Transcript

Lex had a nostalgic a cappella weekend. Transcript

I don’t need reading glasses. You’ll never guess why. Transcript

Fiddler updates! Sierra successes! And the best song! Transcript

Tevye callbacks went well last night. Now comes the waiting. Transcript

I got to spend a ton of time with Sierra yesterday. And had an audition. And cried. Good stuff. Transcript

On laughing in performances, not laughing in performances, and not buying VisionPro. Transcript

More on snow days. Stratego. Plans. School. 7/8. Transcript

Snowy driving. School delays. Steak followup. Weekends. Transcript

This episode is about the MIT Puzzle Hunt, and my puzzle philosophy. It also includes a song about steak. Transcript

Last night, we heard something in our attic. Transcript

We survived the great New Jersey storm of 2024. Some of us slept extra. Transcript

Followup on snoring. Misery rehearsals. Beards. A bus song. Transcript

I hope this episode isn’t a snore. Transcript

I had a first today! And also, here’s a song about Planes. Transcript

On calendars, cruise ship drinks, and the Liam & Lex song “Cars.” Transcript

I gotta learn my lines. And you gotta hear For Freddie. Transcript

All about my winter vacation. And Liam’s new album. And COVID. Transcript

On editing and “morph” the verb. Transcript