The Lion in Tweed and Half Dollar met up for a long weekend on an island. They're old college friends: they were both first-years in Barrows at Oberlin College back in '94. They talk about math and game theory and play some alt country and Americana tunes on banjo and harmonica. There are foghorns and oceans and crickets and a plane and Dark & Stor…

The Lion in Tweed and Mutton Red perform on Peacekeeper's Stage and tell the story of how they met. It's over a song by Buffy Sainte-Marie, it turns out. This episode has been remixed by Charles Weiselberg.

The Lion in Tweed and Mutton Red perform on Peacekeeper's Stage and tell the story of how they met. It's over a song by Buffy Sainte-Marie, it turns out.

Supper, Kitty, and the Lion in Tweed decide to start a campfire on the plateau where they have escaped the rising water below, and Kitty suggests an unorthodox way of helping the fire along.

The Lion in Tweed and Mutton Red plan a musical event: a live show at Peacemaker's Stage on July the Thirtieth. That's a Saturday. They sing a song about a red cat and his hobo friends, originally performed by same.

Gorgeous Washington Street had a sign on either end that clearly identified itself as `Gorgeous.' The Lion used its official name at every opportunity.

It was 10 O'Clock by the Chenengo River, and it was cold. The wind played with his hair, and he stuffed his paws into his pockets.

In which the lion travels from Lombard Street on the sixth floor to Sausalito. He thinks about seafood and a song he wrote that includes the line "Took the first road out of 'Frisco." He'd heard that San Francisco residents hated that shortening of their city name.

In this episode, the lion in tweed travels to the city where, if you make it there, you can make it anywhere. Does he 'make it?' Hard to say.