This time around, we offer up a plan for pet owners when disaster strikes. (Timely for us here in Northern California).

Oh man. Peter has some creative friends.

Not your father's baseball bat.

A mother advises her daughters on how to handle unwelcome (and welcome) advances.

Do you remember Tiny Tim? Beth sure does.

They paid her to watch disturbing videos. (Note: while the content is not graphic, there is one obscenity, and this episode is not appropriate for children).

This is a short story about a marijuana-stealin' raccoon.

Four years after his death, the folks with Comedy Day keep on keeping on without their friend and benefactor Robin Williams.

We switch back to the long-form format in this episode to pay homage to the Bazaar Cafe. Owners Les and Makiko are retiring after 20 wonderful years running this very special venue.

Three things you'll learn from this episode:

1. Once a year, a team of all-female volunteers fix up a home, shelter, or schools in one of San Francisco's low-income neighborhoods.

2. There are lots of opportunities these days for women who'd like to work in construction.

3. Construction dudes are cool with working with women (even if they're agnostic vegans).