A trip down US 395 to the Bishop Pumpkin Patch, a discussion of 'Books We Wish We Could Read Again for the First Time," and a chat with KMMT/KHRC's John DeMaria.

A visit to Mary's Grave in Mammoth starts things, followed by a consideration of what Christopher and Stacey are reading lately (Mercury Pictures and Love & Saffron, respectively). They then dig into the Tri-County Fairgrounds, down in Bishop, with CEO Jen McGuire.

C&S try not to fall in (the Mammoth Earthquake Fissure), discuss their forays into the thriller/mystery genre, and catch up with the Mono Arts Council's Kristen Reese.

Christopher gets dirty at the Destruction Derby down at the Tri County Fair, Stacey and Christopher consider Gabrielle Zevin's Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Mammoth restaurateur Matt Toomey chats books, games, life philosophy, and Michigan's UP with S & C.

Stacey and Christopher dive into season four with a fly by of their favorite summer reads.

This episode hosts Christopher and Stacey bite down on some of their favorite thrillers, and then take up conversation with Mammoth Lakes Mayor Pro Tem John Wentworth.

Back in front of REAL MICS(!!), Christopher and Stacey hash some good travel reads and pick the brain of Wils Cain, Board Member, Eastern Sierra Pride.

Two Gen Xers (Stacey and Christopher) take on Chuck Klosterman's The Nineties, then turn their attention and conversation to Dave Anderson, Mono County Assistant District Attorney.

Christopher and Stacey run down their current bedside table reads, and then introduce and interview the Friends of the Inyo's Executive Director, Wendy Schneider.

This time 'round it's discussion of Nick Offerman's Where the Deer and the Antelope Play, and a sitdown with First 5 Mono's Executive CEO, Molly DesBaillets.