Today Uncle Will turns his attentions to matters of the "L-Word'" ...Not Love, exactly, but somewhere a bit lower.

Today we find Uncle Will in a rather reflective mood as he turns his quill to the very nature of Love in sonnet 116.

Today we find Uncle Will absolutely exhausted and looking forward to a good night's sleep...until his mind begins to wander...

Today Uncle Will is in a thoughtful mood in the first of his sonnets, talking about Beauty, Responsibility, & The Birds & The Bees.

In this episode we find Uncle William rather smitten as he pens his most famous Sonnet 18, "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"

As we enter a new series of episodes, host Qarie Marshall takes us on an in-depth journey through the dramatically rich sonnets of Uncle Will. We begin with Shakespeare's dark poem of self-pity brightened by memories of love: Sonnet 29.

In Today's final episode in our 4th series, we don the greasepaint & tread the boards for a look at how we now see the world a little differently. "All the world's a Stage," after all.

In today's penultimate episode in our 4th series, we travel through no less than six of Uncle Will's plays to find the origin of "Fair Play" & "Foul Play".

Today we set upon the stubbonly-stuck and the irritatingly-inured to find out the origin of those not willing to "Budge An Inch."

In this episode we travel deep into the forest of Arden to see who has "Seen Better Days," and why...