"Christmas Call," by Eber Lambert

"Revenge of the Supper," by Eirik Gumeny

"One Mean Cat," by Pam Tallman

"By the Stomach" by Terri Klein

"Lizard and Onions" by Amy Wallen

"The Economic Tide" by JoAnn Hart

Exploring the idea of home, whether it be the place you were born of the place you feel you are your truest self. Stories include

"Kansans in Summer," by Judy Reeves, "Swahili Thanksgiving," by Michele McCormick, and "Back in the States," by Jennifer Kroh.

Show notes on the website: http://dimestories.org/podcast/episode-5-no-place-like-home/

Kicking off the holiday season with stories about family, food, and home we have three stories about parents: "Learning to Drive" by Maria Leyba, "Leaving Home," by Liz Zurcher, and "Photograph" by Susan Paquet.

From dancing hip hop, measuring bananas, or painting trees to create an illusion, this episode illustrates some of those ways we walk through different stages of life: "Ain't No Ballerinas in Hip Hop," by Jill Badonsky, "Tiny Bananas," by Merimee Moffitt, and "Painted Trees," by Jon Tobias.

Show notes on the website: http://dimestories.org/podcast/episode-3-through-the-ages/

From the glamour of the circus to the mundane of grocery shopping… for Episode 2 we have stories about work: "Circus Comes to Town" by Louis Rodriguez, "Palpations for Fun and Profit," by Efrain Villa, and "Confessions of a Caregiver," by Cheryl Sonstein.

Show notes on the DimeStories website.

http://dimestories.org/podcast/episode-2-odd-jobs/

For our very first episode, we’re exploring childhood challenges with three stories: "Big Boys" by Don Ryan, “Long Island Sunset” by Dee Cohen, and “Best Friends Seriously Forever” by Elizabeth Crane.

Show notes on the DimeStories website.

http://dimestories.org/podcast/episode-1-challenges-of-childhood/