The Josher tells you about his trips to various places mixed in with funny things like haikus. A lot of stories revolve around the absurd things that happen at work or jokes that backfire and him finally moving to Richmond with his longterm girlfriend. Josh has an excellent ability to tell stories and a sense of humor which makes his zine work very well. A large part of this issue is his tale of woe: quitting smoking and how he felt like a hypocrite for putting it off so long. He talks about the new ?crazy? things he does after quitting smoking like feeling strong all the time and riding his new bike (after giving it an appropriate make over). He also talks about his dad coming to terms with being queer and their talk about it on his 21st birthday (a great heartwarming story). Also includes stories of his ?crack head neighbor? which makes for some interesting reading. Overall, this zine is great for entertainment value. I read it front to back in one sitting and this is a pretty large issue. Not related to the band of the same name.