The PIDLLP Crew closes out this chance and fortunate meeting with author/ Calgarian Serena Arora. Edmontonians emerge from the woodwork, and Infectious admits to being born in our northern rival neighbor city. Enjoy the sounds on the patio at the Ship, as we bid farewell for now to our new friendn Serena.

Easy Evan questions how this all came about, how Serena found us and why she made the trek to meet us in her hometown. Infectious discusses his love for the physical artifact of books, and explores the themes and stories that Serena shares from her book Unbound

Easy Evan has additional questions for Serena, delving into the existential mystery of how she found us and how this all came about. The Prophet Esau discusses the parallels to his own life with Serena's experiences growing up in this great hometown. Infectious reads excerpts from Unbound and Serena provides insight and clarity to her words and stories. Enjoy!

The PIDLLP crew finally goes public, meeting author Serena Arora at the best pub in Calgary, the Ship and Anchor. Serena graciously answers our plethora of questions, connecting her responses to the life lessons and insights found in her new book Unbound. As a hometown Calgarian at heart, she shares her experiences of going to school and living in the greatest hometown we know. Easy Evan closes out this first segment with the poem Comfort by Joshua Jennifer Espinoza. Enjoy!

Another reading by Infectious from the Pocket Poet Series #4 entitled Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg. Easy Evan requests the most filthy and obscene poem from the book and Infectious delivers in spades. The boys reiterate their open invitation to Marlaina Danielle Smith to meet them for glass or at least an open, uncensored conversation on the first day of Stampede. Bring it on!

The boys continue the evening with a reading by the Prophet Esau of Bill Watterson's poem A Letter From Santa. The boys serve up a challenge, an open invitation to Danielle Smith to join them for a pint and uncensored conversation at the Ship and Anchor. The wine tasting comes to a head as the boys tally up the scores on the Best of the Worst blind wine identification contest.

The PIDLLP boys discuss censorship with reference to the censored poem Dick Pics by Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang, read by Easy Evan. The conversation meanders through redactions, book bans and notwithstanding clauses, all issues affecting Calgarians. All this with a few glasses of the "Best of the Worst" wines in the world, come enjoy one with us and get nothing done.

The PIDLLP crew with Mom discuss old animations that gave Easy Evan nightmares. The group then pulls it together to finish out the Christmas season with their rendition of a Christmas Carol, enjoy and Happy HoHo! (in May)