Rasa and special guest Grandma teach a parent-approved way to play with your food. Jeremy answers a vexing question about country names. In between, they all discuss "Our Grandma Kissed a Pumpkin" by Darren Sardelli.

Jeremy shares a self-reflection insight from special guest Grandpa, who asks Rasa a vexing question about soap bubbles. In between, they all discuss "Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou.

Rasa explains why toys can be disappointing. Jeremy shares a vexing question about slugs. In between, they discuss Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare.

Jeremy teaches Rasa how to compare pizza sizes. Rasa asks a vexing question about hair. In between, they discuss "Once" by Philip Schaefer.

Rasa teaches Jeremy how to be a good babysitter. Jeremy asks a vexing question about the Earth and Sun. In between, they discuss "If I Lived in That House" by Joseph McGeshick.

Jeremy shares a tasty way to make friends. Rasa asks a vexing question about handwashing. In between, they discuss "Alexa" by Jennifer Finley.

Dough:

1 teaspoon yeast

1½ cups warm water

2 tablespoons olive oil

1½ teaspoons salt

4 cups flour

Rasa teaches Jeremy the benefits of boredom. Jeremy asks a vexing question about cats and dogs. In between, they discuss "A Poet in New York" by Charles Bukowksi.

Jeremy outlines the cycle of oppression. Rasa asks a vexing question about bike helmets. In between, they discuss an excerpt from "Rainstem & Gravelcloud" by Rob Schlegel.

Rasa makes the case for maintaining your illusions. Jeremy asks a vexing question about women's suffrage. In between, they discuss "Elk Thirst" by Heather Cahoon.

Jeremy teaches Rasa how to make a fortune in lemonade. Rasa asks a vexing question about caffeine. In between, they discuss "my gmail makes you laugh so hard" by Diana Salier.