When did you learn about it? Did your parents sit you down? Was there a picture book involved…or did you just learn by doing? Did you swear you’d wait til marriage? Did you actually wait? This time on B-Side, we’re talking about sex. Produced in November 2004.

Forget the butcher the baker and the candlestick maker, this time on B-side we bring you the zoo keeper, the Elvis impersonator, and the ballerino. Produced in October 2004.

They say truth is stranger than fiction. But sometimes, it can be pretty hard to tell one from the other. On this episode of B-Side from August 2004, we walk the line.

In the center of San Francisco there's a plaza with no benches and a fountain with a fence around it. It's a place that most people cross the street to avoid. This time on B-Side, United Nations Plaza…and the question, what makes a public space fail? Produced in July 2004.

On this edition of B-side from May 2004, imitation. What it means to do your best to be like someone else. Our show today in 6 acts. Act 1:Evil but not mean - a 30 year old marketing consultant becomes Austin Powers' nemesis. Act 2: Polly wanna dictionary? Act 3: Bad Boys Gone Wild - impersonating an eighties hair band. Act 4: Faked Alaska. Act 5: Inside the Indian imitation industry. And Act 6: It's a small world after all - our intrepid reporter goes ten thousand miles away only to find kids reciting Tupac.

Breath in, take a look around - what do you see? What do you hear? What's that funky taste in your mouth? This time on B-side, the senses. Produced in April 2004.

On this edition of B-Side from March 2004, we bring you an unconventional radio documentary about AIDS and some of those suffering from the disease. Produced by Daniel Weisser and Joe Plotts.

Here at B-side the tape is always rolling, but sometimes, the most interesting sounds we collect end up on the cutting room floor. On this episode of B-side, sounds that didn't make the cut. Produced in January 2004.

As is our tradition for these holiday shows, we have a potluck of stories for you from our past adventures in radio. In this mix you'll hear what it's like to be in a long-term drug study, take a trip to North Pole, Alaska, and learn about a new trend in Christmas Tree shopping. Produced in December 2003.

On this episode of B-side from November 2003, learn how one man's private music collection became a national treasure. This radio documentary examines the amazing recording collection of Leon Kagarise, an audio technician from Baltimore, Maryland. On his tapes are unedited performances complete with hootin' and false starts from country and bluegrass legends such as Patsy Cline, The Stanley Brothers, Johnny Cash, and the Stoneman family before they became stars. Leon Kagarise has nearly 4000 hours of music from the Golden Age of country music on these tapes, and you'll hear the highlights.