In which Sherwin answers a listener's question about what to do about persons of the irritable persuasion.  Send your questions to Sherwin at sherwinsleeves (at) yahoo (dot) com. 

In which Sherwin errantly receives a mysterious package in the mail and makes use of what's inside to create something that he dearly wishes he could keep. 

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In which Sherwin responds to an ill listener, who wants to know what Sherwin does when he is unwell. 

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In which Sherwin finally relents and responds to a listener's request to plan a great day for him or her. 

In which Sherwin searches for some sign of Dudgeon Lurie - and attempts to recall the last chore he gave him. 

In which Sherwin makes his way to Glister Hall, attempts to climb the great wall, is unshorn by a rioting crowd, and finally encounters the mysterious Hall proprietor Goodwin Sand - also known as Fortinbras, Dainty Marblehead, Pasha, and Gerald Fielder. 

In which Mrs. Sleeves makes many requests of Mr. Lady - both in Lemon and on the island.  

In which Sherwin hatches a foul plan to catch the girl in the sack cloth - and learns of a boy in a dirty sheet. 

In which the Great Achievement is revealed - and a mysterious new person makes herself known in both dreams and reality. 

What is the Great Achievement - you may wonder.  Long in the making, I first noticed it during a terrible storm when I discovered I could no longer find the light switch in my cabin.  It was at that moment that a fuller situation revealed itself - a situation that I soon recognized as an achievement. A Great Achievement. 

In which Sherwin's quest to discover the arcane use of a peculiar clock leads to an awful discovery on Paradox Mountain.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves & Angel Olsen.

Part 1 of "The Fingerprints of the Fallen Down - A Metaphysical Murder Mystery".

"In which Sherwin discusses the origin of "Chesskers" a new game he's invented with Sheriff Ray, and how that led to a troubling police visit to the Flashlight Jaspers, a family who have shut themselves away from the world."

With Music by Sherwin Sleeves, Roy Harter, Sean Barry and Sean Hurley

In which Sherwin tells the stories of two very different sorts of local celebrity - Flip Hackery, who is most well known for standing in the middle of the street - and the mysterious Goose Hollow Girls, who still live in their closed down campground with only their guns, a zipline, dogfood, and a bonfire to keep them company.

This is Part 6 of 6 of never before publicly released "Stalwarts" series - which runs AMV#40 thru 45.  

This is Part 5 of 6 of never before publicly released "Stalwarts" series - which runs AMV#40 thru 45.  

This is Part 4 of 6 of never before publicly released "Stalwarts" series - which runs AMV#40 thru 45.  

This is Part 3 of 6 of never before publicly released "Stalwarts" series - which runs AMV#40 thru 45.  

This is Part 2 of 6 of never before publicly released "Stalwarts" series - which runs AMV#40 thru 45.  

This is Part 1 of 6 of never before publicly released "Stalwarts" series - which runs AMV#40 thru 45.  

Every year at Christmas, I take out my skates and go for a ritual journey down a wilderness river...always hoping that a special someone from my long ago past will finally agree to meet up with me at a certain special spot along the river.  With five original songs, including The Christmas La La song, this story has been aired nationally on Public and Satellite Radio and in the UK and Australia. 

In which Sherwin is presented with a new Stalwart work outfit and discovers the name of the author of a much sought-after book.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves and with CC Permission by:

Chris Zabriskie – "I Used to Need the Violence"  http://chriszabriskie.com

&

Daniel Birch: “Looking out to Sea” - https://www.danielbirchmusic.com/

In which Sherwin recounts his unique military service at a remote outpost in the very far North.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves and with CC permission by:

Chris Zabriskie: 

"Last Night I Dreamt I Saw True Love in Your Eyes", "The Sun is Scheduled to Come Out Tomorrow", "Stories About the World that Once Was" and "Remember Trees."

Chris Zabriskie's music can be found at his website: http://chriszabriskie.com

A meeting with an overdressed stranger at a hidden pond leads to an extended stay at the hospital - where Sherwin develops an interest in storytelling.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves and with CC permission by:

Chris Zabriskie: "Let the Pain Speak to Me" and "Raise Your Hand if You Think Evil Is Increasing in this World."

For more of Chris's music please visit: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/2014010103336111

In which Sherwin Sleeves reveals his membership in a secret society and wonders about cause and effect in regards to the death of his former garbageman.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves, and with CC permission:

Chris Zabriskie's "They Call It Nature"/

Chris's Music can be found here: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/2014010103336111

In which Sherwin Sleeves discusses his boarding house days in Portland, Oregon and his more recent discovery of people living in the trees.

Music by Sherwin Sleeves and with CC permission:

Chris Zabriskie: Cylinder 2

Chris's music can be found here:

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_Zabriskie/2014010103336111

In Which, Sherwin recounts a family visit to an abandoned farm.This is the first ever episode of AMV. Originally published on June 21, 2006.