Golf is the ultimate sport of dads. So in honor of Father's Day, B-Side's Tamara Keith went golfing with her father, husband, and father-in-law. On this edition of the show from June 2007, we bring you some of our favorite stories about dads.

In this episode from May 2007, B-Side's Tamara Keith plays "Clue" with a couple of friends as we explore mysteries and clues.

In this show from March 2007, B-Side's Tamara Keith cooks up a pot of her mom's vegetarian lentil soup and explores our relationship to food.

B-Side's Tamara Keith visits a high school to talk about the things that bring us together, the things that separate us, what makes someone in, or out. Produced in February 2007.

Do you remember the game telephone that we used to play in elementary school? The whole class would sit around in a big circle. Someone would start by whispering a phrase in their neighbor's ear. Then that person would pass it along to the next, and the next, and around the circle it spread. Usually by the end of the game, the phrase had been totally distorted beyond recognition. On this edition of B-Side from January 2007, we're talking about gossip and other ways we share information, and we're also playing a virtual game of telephone.

On this edition of B-side from December 2006, the things we do to deal with the unexpected, the unpleasant, the sometimes miserable parts of life.

Take it outside! Isn't that what your mom always told you? And weren't you happy to comply? B-Side's Tamara Keith brings us stories about what happens when inside space becomes outside space. Produced in November 2006.

B-Side's Tamara Keith suits up for a game of roller hockey and brings us stories of ordinary people with extraordinary lives. Produced in October 2006.

On this edition of B-Side from April 2006, Andrea Seabrook visits the Leather Rack, an adult accessories store, to talk about taboos.

On this episode of B-Side from March 2006, do we work to live, or do we live to work? For most people striking the right balance between life and work is an eternal conundrum.