Known for her rhythmic poems and jacket collection, the well-respected loner Thomasita Jenkins visits the Neon Clubhouse and gains three best friends in her gang.

The Neon Clubhouse experiences two monumental occasions in the same night. 1. They get a glimpse of Halley's Comet. AND, 2. Mary Jo gets her period! Listen as Virginia (Danielle), Susan, and Jessie celebrate the Womanhood of Jo.

The charming Cindie Smith (future First Lady) and the Neon Clubhouse girls talk beauty, the mall, pageants, and having sex with the President.

Susan, Virginia, and Mary Jo discover the fierceness that is Samantha "HEX" Bellman when they invite her into the Neon Clubhouse. The intensely creative HEX shares her spells and plays and poems and inspires some interesting conversations about name changes and the grandmother of Stevie Nicks.

With Mary Jo on a silent retreat, the Neon Clubhouse has the talented musician Deborah Wallace join them to talk about trumpeting, maternal relationships, and crushes. Virginia gains some personal development when Susan and Deborah role-play as "The Twins."

Foreign exchange student Natasha "Natty" Versmith visits the Neon Clubhouse to talk about bullies, Ronald Reagan, and life in her home country, which is allegedly Canada.

In the words of Sean Connery, "farting is normal." Though with most teenage girls, life isn't that normal, and this tape's guest - Laura-Allen Weinberg - is far more reserved than one would expect of someone her age. She, along with Susan, Mary Jo, and Virginia, try to do a little psychoanalysis but end up getting sidetracked talking about bodily functions.

Schoolchildren around the country witnessed the space shuttle Challenger disaster on January 28, 1986. Two days later, the Neon Clubhouse girls attempt to cheer each other up with talks of dreams and purple jumpsuits.

Heather Magyar, aspiring Olympian, join Susan, Mary Jo, and Virginia in the clubhouse to talk swimming, shaving, sinuses, and crushes on coaches. Emotions flare when Heather and Mary Jo are faced with figuring out who loves the Chicago Bulls more.

Being the new girl in school is always difficult, but Neon Clubhouse pals Susan, Ginny, and Mary Jo try to make California transplant Marcie Mayfield comfortable in her new state. They get a little out of hand, though, when Marcie reveals who her godfather is.