Jim was bike messenger in San Francisco leads to a transformation in the emergency room after a conversation with the resident hospital nun.

Frances places in her father's casket a black and white photo of him and her daughter and a sprig from his favourite dogwood tree. She then shares with us the story of her father, honouring his life, and his death.

Finally arriving in London to be with his girlfriend after a long-distance relationship, Jeremy instead takes the train to Amsterdam for an extravagant formal dinner. Over the course of the next year he cooks all over the world, memorizing portions of Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking by Marcella Hazan.

Tamara returns to Michigan to care for her elderly grandmother, a hoarder who is prone to exaggeration.

Josh Wagner explains how an experience with a street vendor and a conversation with a woman on a bus while traveling in India caused him to decide to always carry a receipt or two on his person.

Michael lives in Greenpont in Brooklyn, NY. He rents from Mario Fortunato, and a mysterious delivery to the Fortunato Brothers Cafe gets him a cannoli as payment.

Jennifer Edwards acquires a brood of chickens that contains an unexpected rooster.

Steve Gonzalas visits a friend’s grandmother in her home and has to get creative when the toilet overflows without a plunger in sight.

Ingrid Biehl is a 16 year old high school student trying to figure out her sexuality.

Megan Hollingsworth talks about impossible things: a kiss, grief and orgasm.