How appropriate that our 50th podcast is a Valentine's Day card. But also a celebration of the Presidents' birthdays. Harry has a poem about Washington and a song, too. There's lots of love. Also, Cindy Cashdollar on dobro helps Steve and Harry sing that rousing number, "Washington At Valley Forge."

The CWMD studio has been designated as a wildlife refuge and people start showing up to deliver their wildlife. Only these animals are not wild enough, except for the shrimp maybe. But the possum just plays dead. What kind of wildlife is that? Also, Jay Ungar, Molly Mason, and Peter Davis sing a great Fats Waller tune. Love it.

Harry is tired of playing a two dimensional character. He wants roles that let him portray pathos and depth. How about a little Shakespeare? Hilarity ensues. Plus, Eric Weissberg, banjo player extraordinaire is Steve's guest. He's helping Steve, playing a completely ridiculous song but with great banjo work.

Harry has decided to work in a lumberyard because he loves wood so much, only it's dangerous. The carpenters see his luscious wood and want to fondle it. It's #metoo all over again. Lyn Hardy and Diane Senabria are my guests. They're singing "Life Is Hard But Life Is Hardest When You're Dumb" by Mark Graham.

Harry brings in 3D glasses and then moves up the dimensions to 7D glasses. Wow! What you can see when putting on 7D glasses would blow your mind. Also, the great Paul Geremia, blues guitarist, sings Big Bill Broonzy's "Mopper's Blues."

The Ventriloquist Police come in to check whether Steve's lips move when Harry talks. When they catch him in the act, they take him away to jail leaving Harry to host the show alone. Cindy Cashdollar, the great dobro player helps Steve sing "Hey Goodlookin'."

Harry's having a dream that he's saving his class from certain death when Steve wakes him up. He's got to get back to sleep or else! Jay Ungar and Lyn Hardy sing a song that Jay wrote, "You low down dirty dog." Also, Steve sings an original "Spaghetti Slurpin'.

This is our compassion show. Harry is sharing his candy bar with Steve by giving him half of it...again and again and again. Steve sings Bob Blue's great song, "Courage," which is one of his favorite songs of all time, and that's not hyperbole. John Hall is Steve's guest and he's singing a John Sebastian song, "Just another link in the chain."

Harry is doing his annual stint at Santa's workshop dealing with the toy rejects. He brings in a bunch to see if anyone wants one. Also, Kim and Reggie Harris do a really, really funny song, "You Ain't Gettin' Diddly Squat Cause You Really Screwed Up This Year" and Steve and Harry sing "Xmas in Killarney" and "I Wanna Be an Elf."

Harry accidentally broke the show and Steve has to operate on it with the help of Nurse Harry. Ask me how Steve comes up with this stuff. Don't ask. Bill and Livia Vanaver are guests. The Vanaver Caravan has been around for decades dancing, playing, and singing up a storm with songs from around the world. Steve sings "Modern Major General" from Pirates Of Penzance, and he knows it by heart! What a nut.