We have a new episode this week, as mom looks back at some past trips overseas, including one where she got to know the woman who would become one of her closest friends. We also pull the curtain back a bit and reveal some recent health developments, and learn how it has impacted some of our past episodes.

Photos were our prompt this week, as we look at how Mom would entertain friends. Plus. we take a trip to the ballgame. Actually, several ballgames, and hide from dad on the way home.

Mom liked the drive-in as a kid, and Studio 54 as an adult. Life means changes, and we hear about all sorts of changing entertainment this week, from the movies, to dance clubs, to hallucinogens.

Mom's mom moved her with Mom's dad after the war, and it was an adjustment. We look at the war from various stops in time, as we learn how her mom adjusted to life in the U.S., and how her dad got involved in the war in the first place.

Mom ran into the New York Jets while attending college. As you do. She also brought drugs across international lines. So, she's practically an NFL player. We also learn which sport she didn't like. And more about how her brother hated her dad.

Mom threw away a bag of really good weed. That leads to a full on drug talk. Plus, more on Bob and his patchwork boots, and the fashion industry in the 60s.

This week, it's mob shakedowns and the Rolling Stones, as Pop's business gets some "protection" and Mom runs into Mick Jagger for the second time. Can she resist his charms? Yes, yes, she can.

From the basement to Vietnam and back again. This week, Mom talks about the music she heard growing up, her parent's reaction to the war in Vietnam, and her first jobs. Plus, we manage to meet a famous person along the way, because of course we do.

We've heard about the famous people mom met as a kid, but this week, we're learning about how she met Grateful Dead frontman Jerry Garcia while tending bar in Ft. Lauderdale. Plus, a return to Las Brisas and horseback riding!

Mom went to a lot of parties growing up. One of them was at Carlos Santana's house. It did not go..... smooth. Also, more fun from the Borscht Belt.