Scientist Gretchen Goldman struggles to protect the data and integrity of science under the new Trump administration, and journalist Liz Landau feels the wrath of the internet when she covers a study about women and their voting preferences.

After surviving breast cancer, comedian Ophira Eisenberg hates the pink breast cancer awareness ribbon, and after the sudden death of his mom, Richard Kemeny feels numb to the world and his feelings.

Devon Kodzis thought they had their anxiety under control until a routine doctor appointment, and naturally anxious neuroscientist Tammy Spence becomes preoccupied with her dog’s health.

One moment Keith Mellnick is cycling home, the next he’s in the emergency room of the hospital with no idea what happened to him, and medical student Fabiola Plaza feels compelled to help a woman on the New York subway get a doctor’s appointment.

After a neurological disorder leaves Tracey Starin visually impaired, she struggles to fill the void of her love for reading, and at first comedian Ayanna Dookie doesn’t take her Lupus diagnosis seriously.

When Barbara Todd isn’t with her dad when he passes, she searches for forgiveness, and grad student Nina Christie’s preconceived notions of the Skid Row needle exchange get turned on their head when she begins volunteering there.

Emma Yarbrough feels in control of her future after undergoing an egg retrieval operation until a burning sensation sends her for a loop, and when the doctor finds blood in Carlos Kotkin’s urine, he ends up having to undergo some deeply humiliating procedures.

Comedian Sam Lyons is determined to not get involved with his partner’s feral cats, until one goes missing, and in an act of desperation, Bhaskar Sompalli goes on a hunt to find free lab equipment to make his graduate school experiment work.

Corn researcher Katie Murphy is scared becoming a TikToker will ruin her credibility as a serious scientist, and as a kid, Scottie Rowell gets an unpleasant surprise when they don’t wait to eat their aunt’s pickles.