Stacey tells of her recent pumpkin patch visit at Corley Ranch in Gardnerville, NV, and Christopher describes a weekend community trash pick-up; the duo discuss Books w/Halloween Themes; and newly-appointed Tobacco Education Program Director Lauren Kemmeter brings our hosts up to speed on her program's efforts.

C & S talk about the latter's recent visit to the Crowley Lake Columns, throw out picks for good books featuring animals, and learn about the Eastern Sierra Land Trust while interviewing Kay Ogden.

O2S visits Wildrose Mine, considers the fictional travels of Matt and Karen Smith's Dear Bob and Sue, and gets an in-depth introduction to the history of the Benton area by visiting with Benton Hot Springs' Bill Bramlette.

Hosts Christopher and Stacey venture to North Mono County's Panum Crater, discuss recent self-help reads, and talk at-length with Mammoth Mountain Resorts' President and COO, Mark Brownlie.

In the O2S 31st installment, our hosts consider Lundy Canyon, give you some insider stuff on what they're reading now, and speak at length with legendary runner/coach Andrew Kastor.

Christopher can't do the Bristlecones and so goes rogue, hosts discuss their favorite books for kids, C & S visit with the proprietors of Rock Creek Lake Resort Steve and Amy Miller.

The intrepid pair chat a paddle board excursion on June Lake, toss recent reads around, and visit with Rena McCullough at Ohana in June Lake.

Hosts Stacey and Christopher discuss Stacey's recent excursion out of McGee Creek to Davis Lake, back-and-forth about Kiley Reid's Such a Fun Age, and exchange with Jennifer Crittenden about her writing and the Eastern Sierra Book Festival.

Christopher and Stacey plumb Mammoth's Scenic Loop (or is it an evacuation route?), take a break with Steinbeck's light-human-upbeat Cannery Row, and visit with Mammoth Lakes Tourism's Executive Director John Urdi.

Christopher and Stacey hit the trails to shed the isolation mentality, present some books to help understand the growing anti-racism protests, and visit with Kendra Atleework whose debut 'Miracle Country' is a blended exploration of growing up in Swall Meadows, family, and the beautiful yet occasionally destructive power of the Eastern Sierra.