In the First Season Finale, Jamison recounts the time he went with the Episcopal Campus ministry on a train to Santa Barbara, and how he and Annabelle had to learn a harsh lesson about motion sickness. Also includes a narrative poem, "The Ballad of Mr. Beck."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Jamison discusses the antics of a Golden retriever named Guthrie, whom he would have given anything for the Greenwoods to adopt. Also includes two Haibun style poems "Dog on Couch," and "Dog Under Table."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Jamison goes on a camping trip with Colton, Heather, and Annabelle, where Colton has big plans to put a "gasket" on the "engine." But will they be able to stand the atrocious bathrooms? Also includes a poem on "The Coming of Spring."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Jamison is all set to take his Grammy Bentsen out for a nice afternoon, until the new purse she has bought begins making strange noises. Also includes a "Night Owl Sonnet."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Colton and Jamison go to see Annabelle at a Jazz Concert, hoping to win their respective crushes, but are instead witness to a bizarre argument between a nerdy couple about what cartoon characters they want engraved on their headstone. Also includes Jamison's Poem, "Cartoon Crushes."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Jamison recounts his first poetry slam and his first falling in love with Annabelle, and his paralyzing fear he might never get her to be his girlfriend. Also includes a poem he shared that night “A Night in Chicago.”

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Jamison discusses an incident where he and his friends Theo and Taylor helped save the life of Doug, the school bully, on a trip to the Desert Botanical Garden. Includes a fair share of skewering the ubiquitous desert succulents, but also celebrates them through the poem, "Grammy's Cactus Garden."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.

Jamison discusses an art auction he covered while a news reporter in the Arizona High Country, the absurd subject matter and pricing of contemporary art, and clarifies the differences between the "slightly weird," and the "Super Weird." Also includes a narrative poem about the time he tried to paint a landscape using the teachings of TV personality Bob Ross.

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2025. All rights reserved.