The Avant Guardian fights crime using the power of surrealism and his trusty P.S.M.G. (more)

Composer Mark Applebaum describes the creative process he uses when inventing new instruments. He calls one of them "The Mouse Trap." (more)

If Lucy met her best friend in person, her life expectancy would be cut in half. (more)

A pregnant woman lets a bell say everything she can't. (more)

In the Last Frontier, sometimes it isn't "Go Fish," it's "Go Mouse." (more)

Richard Lerman reflects on Travelon Gamelon, a piece he wrote in 1970 for amplified bicycles. (more)

Two life-long bachelors kvetch over the phone. (more)

This is a true story about bike commuting, theft and making the best of a bad situation. (more)

A daughter finds an old picture of her mother and sees her mother differently. (more)

Chance encounters on an April morning show it's the little things in life that can make all the difference. (more)

Janet gives new meaning to birthday gifts. (more)

A tender portrait of the sofly spoken environmental campaigner and former world champion cyclist Judith Sanderson, who 20 years ago smashed 5 middle distance records in her sport. (more)

This hour: the wild and wonderful results of the Third Coast Festival's 2007 Audio Challenge: Dollar Storeys. (more)

The coveted golden mug award is given to an actor or actress for their portrayal of an independent woman in history. (more)

Three mothers read slogans found on women's T-shirts in a local mall. (more)

Half commentary, half documentary, the inscription on this coffee mug took me back to old memories. (more)

A meandering train of thought arrives at a Dollar Storey connnection just in time. (more)

In which the coffee mugs offer explanation. (more)

A daughter and her father argue about the relative merits of his vocation. (more)

A coffee mug holds a special place in the heart of its owner. (more)