B-Side's Tamara Keith visits the E For All video game convention at the Los Angeles Convention Center for this show all about games and nerds (in no particular order). On this edition of B-Side, Aaron Henkin tells us the story of a man who played Star Wars Galaxies and got in too deep and David Shurtleff tries to explain the mysteries of the old Nintendo game Duck Hunt.

In zoology, crepuscular refers to animals becoming active at twilight or before sunrise, as do bats and certain insects and birds. On this edition of B-Side Tamara Keith and Rene Gutel explore dusk, with a walk on a busy trail. Stories include a visit to the National Zoo, an exploration of "magic hour," and a trip to the top of the empire state building with the man who lights it up.

In zoology, crepuscular refers to animals becoming active at twilight or before sunrise, as do bats and certain insects and birds. On this edition of B-Side we look at what humans do between the hours of 4 and 6 AM. B-Side's Tamara Keith and Rene Gutel visit a 24-hour big box super center to see who works and shops before dawn.

B-Side's Tamara Keith meets up with her younger brother, Donovan, at a family fun center to play some ski ball and talk about family. From birth to beyond the grave, this edition of B-Side explores our relationships with the people we're tied to by blood and shared history.

Two shows we love, combined into one: The Extraordinary Lives of Ordinary People meets Clues.  First, B-Side's Tamara Keith suits up for a game of roller hockey and brings us stories of ordinary people with extraordinary lives. Then we retire to the den for a round of Clue as we explore mysteries and clues.

Golf is the ultimate sport of dads. So in honor of Father's Day, B-Side's Tamara Keith went golfing with her father, husband and father-in-law. On this edition of the show, we bring you some of our favorite stories about dads.