Cash muses about shiny dolphins, and imagines the world through the eyes of American Painter, Thomas Kinkade.

What begins with "The Snake Handler" and other morality tales, quickly devolves into cash directly threatening the virus itself, envisioning futures based on pasts that don't exist, and evaluating the present based on goals that are not being accomplished.

Cash wonders about Tom Cruise's parenting skills, and evaluates our entertainment choices, wondering if dark media is too effective on his overall mood. Be part of the next Birdbath Bookclub in 2 weeks by reading "Chances Are," By Richard Russo.

While navigating landmines at CVS, and imagining what "getting back to normal" looks like, Cash discusses the wins and loses on the other side of the crisis, while testing out his non-p.c. material on the 6 1/4 listeners.

Cash takes a more sobering look at the situation as he is quarantined from the rest of his family, and finds it similar to his fear of being wrongfully accused. Join Cash on Zoom for a discussion of the Dutch House this Wednesday (if you read it by then).

Put on your sentimental pants, as cash rides his beloved bicycle down memory lane, and discovers himself along the way.

Unlock this pod, with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimension; a dimension of sound, a dimension of da-shi-shis, a dimension of ca-caws. You're moving into a land of dusty surfboards and sandless sandals... of Netflix and guilt. You're now entering the TwiCash Zone. 

Join the Cash Bookclub. Read "The Dutch House" by Ann Patchett, then join the discussion on April 7.