Dallas writer Sarah Hepola talks about her new memoir, 'Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget.' Then, physician and Dallas Morning News staff writer Seema Yasmin discusses her new story about the trend in so-called “intimate” plastic surgery for women. Is it just another cosmetic option or an example of how society and the media are preying on women’s insecurities? Finally, grab the popcorn, we’ll preview the latest crop of summer blockbuster films and talk about Hollywood's continued obsession with sequels and reboots. Also, our hosts overcome a huge technical glitch live on-air and where in Dallas to get your privates steamed.

Award-winning Texas writer Merritt Tierce talks bout her new profile FD magazine of transgender synthesizer artist Liz Larsen. Next, we talk about Ochre House Theater's new play, 'The Egg Salesman,' and consider the anomaly of the small theater company in Dallas. Finally, graphic designer and artist Rob Wilson is here to talk about his work on the hit podcast, 'Welcome to Night Vale,' and the new movie, 'Dirty Weekend.' He also reveals three final logos he designed for the Mixed Media podcast and the hosts pick their favorite on the show.