This week Lupa has housekeeping, sort of, gets deep into the Mandela Effect then is rescued by her special guest to talk Elimination. She then turns her attention to our favorite Florida Man.

This week Lupa starts out soft and calm and then gets a bit ranty over garters and bra's that don't fit. She then switches gear and gets ranty over M and M's which prompts her to delve into Florida man, much to her peril.

This week Lupa takes us on her birthday journey, ending on Valentine's Day, welcomes a surprise guest, then regales us with moments from the WTF Corner!

This week Lupa delves into some of the news stories that she came across while preparing for this episode. Especially the ones that gave her the WTF lines on her forehead! She talks about solar eclipses and freezing Quebecers. She gets up on her soapbox once or twice and reminds people that these are her opinions.

This week Lupa starts out housekeeping with updates on Jim Bates's Novella Eye of the Beholder, Adele Eversheds winning Anthology Suffer/Rage, and Jessica Alexandria's upcoming debut novel The Murder Society. She then gets into a topic she was discussing with her friend and fellow podcaster Mike Lutz of The 3Noes. Can you recapture your glory days? Can you capture that lightening in a bottle? And do you really want too?

This week, Lupa gets a little deep and introspective. She recaps her journey so far, and then discusses the merits of popularity and finding a place within the world.

This week, Lupa takes on writer's block again. She goes into a bit more detail with it and gives some great advice and suggestions on how to beat it.

This week Lupa rings in the New Year, albeit a bit late, with some sad news, some housekeeping and then gets down to the business of self discovery. She has set goals for the upcoming year and discusses how she plans on achieving them and what she has realized about herself.

This week Lupa has a whole show planned with housekeeping and an announcement about her boyfriend's new book and it goes completely off the rails. None of what she had planned happens, and instead she shares some funny stories from her past, and talks about being a Gen X and what life was like for her. She wraps it up with some sage advice and says goodbye until next week.

This week, Lupa tells a tale of Karen's puppies, brakes, and soaring the not-so-friendly skies. She fills us in on her latest adventures and then touches on a subject very near and dear to her heart. She discusses editors on a power trip and what kind of editor she tries to be.