The Watsonian Weekly

This week, someone buys tea.

Also, what that "lighthouse" thing about Mrs. Watson really meant, Geordi LaForge Watson, Watson's word of the week, and . . . well, it's kind of a light week. Don't try to fill a long drive with this one, unless you're going to replay it over and over and over, and if that's the case, don't be driving in the direction of this summary's author, please.

All sorts of Watson news and upcoming events, as always, along with Rob Nunn reviewing the latest issue of The Watsonian, Paul Thomas Miller going Huret, Frances Hay Moulton reads from an old newspaper, and even some listener mail!

Random news from your Watsonian Week Past and Week Ahead!

Margie Deck's answer to last week's puzzler!

Watson's Word of the Week!

Elinor Gray gets into bees, the Watsons of Holmes's later years!

"What's Watson On About?" with Paul Thomas Miller!

Watson of the Week!

More Elinor and Bees, just harder to hear, but worth the effort!

And the Watsonian Weekly Wind-up . . . how do we end this podcast?

In his first attempt at The Watsonian Weekly, Calder wanders through several topics of the moment, from Queen Victoria to actor Fred Lloyd, with a moment on the word "antennae" in the midst.

Rob Nunn drops in for a book review, and Margie Deck offers up a puzzle, which gets put in the otherwise scant show notes.

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