Today in Memphis, we've got feel good workplace moments, a Saturday Morning Wrestling fix, a homeless diorama and a ton of meat-related news. Try not to giggle.

Occasionally, I get an opportunity to do something that most people don't normally get to do; often, it's something that most people probably shouldn't be doing. Yesterday was one of those occasions: my friend (and amazing local historian) Jimmy O. offered to take me on a field trip into the storm drains below the city.

(Editor’s note: I’m on a quest to catalog all of the places in the Memphis area with historical markers in an occasional feature called “On This Date, Something Happened".)

Of all of the historical markers I've documented over the past year, this one, for Fort Assumption in Tom Lee Park is one of my favorites.

This weekend, Cochon is returning to Memphis for a three-day party celebrating two amazing things: heritage pork barbecue and National Bourbon Month.

Today in Memphis, eat lunch at Hog and Hominy (and late night at a revamped CKs), meet the captain and say goodbye to the Urban Farms Market (for now).

But first, it's Monday, and that calls for a photo of a dog sitting funny:

Flashback is an excellent place to find stunning vintage clothing and housewares and the greatest window display in Memphis. Assignment #237 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to take a peek into the happiest window on earth.

It's Friday, and I don't know about you, but I couldn't be happier. Here are five super fun things to do with the next three days:

1. Jerry Seinfeld, Orpheum Theatre, Friday, 7 p.m., $64 - $75

Emmy-winning comedian Jerry Seinfeld is bringing his hilarious observational-style stand-up comedy to the Orpheum's stage tonight. Tickets are a little pricey, but the man is kind of a big deal.

Here's what I played on this week's Mystery Train. As always, the local tracks are marked with an asterisk and my notes in italics: