Two friends discuss one's personal history of medicine, particularly the advancement in the field of nephrology. Also mention third world medicine, scurvy, the American Journal of Medicine, Rochester, N.Y., New York, N.Y., Buffalo, N.Y., Boston City Hospital, Rhode Island Hospital and Brown University.

Cheeks relives events that transpired while working in radio and the newspaper industry. Mentions the Art & Entertainment Weekly, the Cool Cool World of Felipe and Jorge, the Providence Eagle newspaper, Insight (radio for the visually and hearing impaired), Save The Bay. People mentioned include the Marx Brothers, S.J. Perellman, Woody Allen, Les Daniels, Steve Brown, Chip Young, Dr. Bernard Benson, Jeff Charles, Biscuit City, Merv Griffin and the...

A woman interviews her father about what motivated him growing up, his appreciation for local musicians, and the values he hopes to have instilled in his children and grandchildren. Other topics mentioned include: friendship, siblings, basketball, de facto segregation, poetry, radio stations, musicians, technical engineering, marriage, divorce, childbirth, parenting, the AME Church, Christianity and God.

Nirva LaFortune and his mother Messiah LaFortune talk about his life so far on the eve of his 13th birthday.

Two friends Fidelia Torrez and Dhana Whiteing talk of library work and Fidelia losing her parents at a young age.

Jiwon Kang and Yulie Lee discuss long friendships between two young professional Korean women discussing growing up Korean American; art versus science as a career; father-daughter relationships.

Sue describes her memories of her parents, learning to swim at Plum Beach near Jamestown, R.I., her life values and how her early years and upbringing have shaped her work and life ethic and her approach to parenting and grandparenting. Also mentions East Greenwich, R.I., Scituate, R.I., Gaspee Point, R.I.

Joan Ritchie, owner of the Peaceable Kingdom in the Fox Point neighborhood of Providence discusses her experiences as a world travel and as a gift shop owner.

Norma Anderson and Sandy Oliviera talk about Norma's experiences with Monarch butterflies in her neighborhood in Fox Point and mentions Napa Valley, California.

Daughter interviews father about life as son of an Irish immigrant in Troy, N.Y. and Pascoag, R.I. working in the textile industry and current service work as a retiree.