Dive into the excitement of a new season with a heartfelt greeting from the team. The host shares their love for autumn and hints at some thrilling changes ahead. Promises are made to keep the core charm intact, ensuring that loyal listeners will still feel right at home. Stay tuned for fresh stories and updates!

Identical twins Ted and Todd search for their late brother Scott's pet parrot Harry. The chapter explores Scott's declining health and Harry's aggression. The narrator and producer Mona find a potential lead at The Oasis bird sanctuary. Ted and Todd visit The Oasis to determine if Harry is the right bird. Despite their attempts to communicate, Harry remains silent.

A man, Loch, believes his kindergarten teacher stole his cheese, but no one believes him. The host investigates, retracing Loch's steps and interviewing his brother. They finally connect with Loch's teacher, Madam Nicole, who confesses to the cheese theft. Reflecting on her teaching methods, Loch's story takes an unexpected turn.

Yasser, who has been searching for a life-changing cartoon since childhood, discusses his obsession and the elusive nature of the show. Despite relentless efforts, the narrator is unable to uncover any concrete information about the beloved childhood TV show, leaving them to question its existence. The host receives help from a man in Germany to find a cartoon that resembles a drawing and explores the origins of the famous German cartoon family, the Odefants, speaking with their creator about his inspiration and love for his home.

In this episode, the podcast introduces 'Death, Sex & Money', a show about taboo topics. It features the story of Adonis Williams, a NYC mover, and his experiences with people in transition. They also discuss financial struggles, assisting victims of domestic violence, and retirement plans.

In this episode, the narrator shares their desire to thank a stranger who showed kindness during a scary moment. They embark on a journey to find this person and reflect on the impact of kindness. The podcast also explores the shooting incident, the caregiver's experience, and personal growth.

Amy receives a package of 44 photos and wonders who they are. The narrator investigates the mystery, contacts family members, and reflects on the fading physical reminders of a lost loved one.

After his father's death, Toby discovers a box of cassette tapes that reveal the story of his parents' divorce. He grapples with the emotional impact and reflects on his childhood memories. The podcast explores the significance of the tapes, reveals shocking secrets, and delves into the generational impact of emotional work.

The podcast discusses the experiences of women who underwent an egg retrieval procedure and experienced intense pain. It explores concerns about anesthesia effectiveness, dismissive medical staff, and broader systemic issues within healthcare. The women reflect on the gender biases and stereotypes encountered in the medical system, and express their frustration with the failure of the system at Yale.

A man named Victor can't stop painting portraits of his ex-wife years after their divorce. The podcast explores their enduring love story, Victor's annual photo shoot with his ex-wife, the concept of beauty and love, and the narrator's reflections on their relationship. It also mentions being present and returning furniture, along with the production team.