Works at the unfortunately-named coffee shop, "Brew You." A writer with modest aspirations. Weary, but generally content. Needs a vacation. (playlist)

Works at "Out-of-Tune," a music store not far from "Brew You." Comes from a large family. Used to live in the city. Still just trying to figure things out. (playlist)

Artist, various media. Milton's housemate/childhood friend. Willing to try new things. Sometimes pushy, means well. Prone to living vicariously. (playlist)

Freelance programmer. Milton's other housemate/childhood friend. Ingests unhealthy levels of caffeine. Loathes hipsters. A better person than he lets on. (playlist)

Works at "Out-of-Tune." Julie's best friend. An acquired taste. Member of various fandoms. Often adorable. (playlist)

Owner of "Brew You." Stretcher of truths. "Thrifty." Appreciates a good sweater-vest. A romantic at heart.

Owner of "Out-of-Tune." Frequently dour. Keeps affection for his employees buried deep within.

Co-owner of "The F-Stop," a camera store. Manages the front counter. Helpful by nature.

The other co-owner. Married to Phillip. Processes film. Often witness to scandal, banality. Hails from distant climes.

Kate's pet rabbit, origin unknown. Reared by television. Highly-imaginative. Jack's frequent antagonist. Cuddly.

Julie's pet cat, adopted as a stray. Leaps with abandon, hunts for sport. Surprisingly portable.

Worn as an homage to his animated hero, the Rabbit Detective. Attempts at removal are strongly discouraged.

A simpler hat, from a simpler time.

One man's defiant display of an affection for country music.

Reputed to grant dominion over hipsterdom. Quite possibly, just a hat. Extremely fancy.