Kristin Noreen reads a letter from one very grateful foreign exchange student.

Martha Dyck returns to the letter show, armed with another hilarious Franklin Phillips Letter.

Marla & Ken Bronstein share how remarkable it is they found one another before on-line dating apps.

Joan Prinz improvises a letter of complaint that most of us can relate to.

Sean Dwyer reads a letter he received while at summer camp. The story surrounding the letter is what touched the audience.

Jan Peters, the musician for this episode, reads the "lobby letter" - a communal letter written by patrons seeing shows at the theatre. This reads less like a letter and more like a Hieronymus Bosch painting.

Kathy Furtado reads a letter penned by her late husband to his mother.

Jayne Entwistle, producer of To Whom It May Concern, reads a fiery letter to Sealey Posturpedic.

*This episode deals with issues of suicide and suicidal ideation.