Sundial Writer Sri  Bhooshanan brings a slice of jungle life from his backyard as he shares an encounter that teaches him some life lessons.

New Sundial contributor Sam Mitchell tells a story about friendship called Misconceptions and the High Waisted Mermaid.

Monita Soni lovingly details her Mother's tradition of "cutting Chai".

Storyteller Rose Battle recounts her skill in negotiation following a really bad hair day.

Sundial Writers Kem Roper shares her story of encouragement for all of us on an uphill climb.

Sundial writer Sara McDaris wonders. "what's going on?" Will her keen powers of observation help her figure it out?

Rhonda Broyles has three words for us: Beware slicky pajamas!

Jackie Williams remembers communicating with folks before there were rotary phones in her home town in an essay called "Going Dial". 

Cindy Small says different, unique and quirky childhoods can produce wonderful experiences even if you do spend time with New Orleans mobsters! The food is great, music is fabulous, and you just might end up becoming the best dancer in the room.  There is literary fodder to be had from friendships with madames, jazz and mafia dealings. 

On this week's episode, Rebecca Moore takes us along on her poignant journey to a new life.