It's Steve and Harry's 100th podcast and they've decided to celebrate by having a podcast about celebrations. The backwards birthday party with Tom Chapin, The Perfect Couple about a wedding night told by Betty Walker. Harry gives Steve the keys to a vintage car etc.etc.etc.

Steve has his weekly psychiatric appointment. The only problem is, his doctor keeps sounding like Harry and it's Harry who's the problem! It gets more and more macabre as the episode wears on, I mean goes on. Also, Mikhail Horowitz and Gilles Malkine perform Mik's poem, "The Last Of The Beats, The Last Beatnik Alive."Woodstock Podcast Network is in association with http://www.radiowoodstock.com/

Harry is finding deep meanings in Nursery Rhymes. He then adapts them for intellectuals such as 'Three Rodents With Defective Vision.' Also, Emo Philips does a standup routine and Andy Breckman sings about how he had a real good day.

This is a potpourri of stuff. Steve's sad and Harry's trying to cheer him up. Then we find out how they met and finally they discuss how 'either' should be pronounced. Also featured is Nancy Tucker, and Steve plays Hesitation Blues on the piano.

It's all about chickens, my friends. Helping Steve and Harry do it is Washboard Jungle, Whitman and Pantell, and Cab Calloway. You want chicken jokes? No? Tough. That's all you're gettin' here.

Harry's hung up his shingle. He's now a psychologist...for pets. Hilarity ensues. Also featured are Nancy Tucker and Daniel Pinkwater.

The Xmas store is open again and in order to compete with Walmart and Amazon, Steve and Harry need to have everything. You want the North Pole? They have it, as well as the East and West Poles too. You want a Santa suit? Which one? The three piece suit he wears to weddings or the swim suit he wears on vacation in Florida? Well, you get it. The store has everything.

The theme is nature, with recordings by Daniel Pinkwater and Ed Kohn; and of course Harry is up to his usual antics.

Steve and Harry play checkers like you've never heard the game played before. Michael Cooney is a guest and sings the great song, "The Bankers And The Diplomats Are Going In The Army."

Steve and Harry continue with their shenanigans. Plus, Jay Ungar, Molly Mason, and Peter Davis are guests. Steve and Harry sing "Candyman" and Mae West sings a song called "Page 54."