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-In this episode: Adam Berkman works nights, loves his wife and his son, and does his best to hold it all together.

-In this episode: Larry Sax is about to have a bad day, his last, on the trading floor.

-In this episode: Just the kind of story that a couple of guys would tell sometime, somewhere, on a rooftop in Brooklyn. That and the ongoing struggles of the Revlon Warriors Basketball Squad.

-In this episode: n a new part of the country, playing basketball for the first time in college, Adam Berkman finds himself sent to play a game in a prison against some of Missouri's best medium-security talent.

-In this episode: All's not fine and dandy in this hot, humid summer world. And the narrator finds himself in an apartment with way too many bananas.

-In this episode: The tattooed couple live below us on the hill, on a street parallel to ours. Our balcony overlooks their small back yard from three floors above. I watch them sometimes. They're the kind of people you notice.

-In this episode: This little badazz critter's going to ruin Adam's new marriage, AND their new condo. What's he to do?

-In this episode: It's the day that September 11th hit the middle of the country. Sun, silence and some thinking.

-In this episode: This one I'm not going to touch with a description. Figure out for yourself how this fits into the chronology. (Try listening to "Responsibility" again if you're stumped.)

-In this episode: Adam and Emily are new to one another. Will a trip to New York make or break their budding relationship? How about New York traffic?

-In this episode: This story should've come around the story Nilsa, in terms of Adam's chronology. It's the hard time, the good times at the San Fermines festival in Pamplona, Spain.