Christopher and Stacey chat Bingeworthy Quarantine TV (BQT), tell about what they've been reading (and recommending) lately, and question Carissa Devine, the Mono library's new Youth Librarian.

Stacey and Christopher adventure through Yosemite National Park's online (Facebook) presence, discuss the memoirs Unorthodox (DeborahFeldman) and Momofuku (David Chang), and sit down for a visit with children's/YA author Sarah Scheerger.

Christopher and Stacey describe their pre-pandemic introduction to the Round Valley Deer Herd, pore over the writing of YA author John Green, and quiz Mono Lake Committee Executive Director Geoffrey McQuilkin.

The dynamic duo talk Rock Creek Fish Hatchery, various adventure books, and interview Scott and Irie of Walker Coffee and Walker Fly & Tackle and Outdoor Guide Service. Recorded prior to COVID-19 stay home directives.

Coronavirus forces a new kind of podcast from home; Christopher and Stacey take a look at some newly-released titles.

Christopher journeys south to Inyo's Alabama Hills; Christopher and Stacey throw Colum McCann's Let the Great World Spin around; O2S visits Mono County Behavioral Health's Sofia Flores.

Christopher and Stacey recount their visit to the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center, consider Tara Westover's book Educated, and jam with Mono Arts Council Executive Director Kristin Reese.

Stacey and Christopher visit with Producer Doug after the latter's staged reading of Every Brilliant Thing, discuss some of their favorite books turned into movies, and chat with author David Woodruff about the El Camino Sierra.

Intrepid hosts Christopher and Stacey attend the Operation Mountain Freedom lunch at Mammoth Mountain, share some of their favorite poetry selections, and learn from Bodie State Historic Park Ranger Taylor Jackson.

Stacey and Christopher describe a sojourn to Shcat's Dutch Bakery in Mammoth, mull over their recent read "Nothing to See Here," by Kevin Wilson, and speak with Mammoth's Anna Ceruti about her work both in the library and serving English learners and local migrants.