Episode 22: Michael Price & The Music of Sherlock
Michael Price is one half of the brilliant composing team behind BBC’s Sherlock. That enough should recommend this episode as a must for any Sherlock fan, let alone music... More »
Podcasts
Episode 21: Gerry O’Hara & Tracy Revels
Be prepared for old fashioned English humor, some Bram Stoker chatter, Southern twang, and lots of Sherlock Holmes love (as always). Holmesian authors Gerry O’Hara and Tracey Revels chat... More »
Episode 20: Joe Lidster & Blogging Sherlock
Joe Lidster is the talent behind BBC Sherlock’s blogs (John Watson’s Blog, The Science of Deduction, Molly Hooper’s Blog, & The Connie Prince website). With a fabulous writing repetoire... More »
Episode 19: John Watson Appreciation
It’s John Watson Appreciation Hour (and a half!) This episode is dedicated to John Watson, the steadfast soldier and friend. To the man who is always there, even to... More »
Episode 18: The Reichenbach Fall
“It is with a heavy heart that I take up my pen to write these the last words in which I shall ever record the singular gifts by which... More »
Episode 17: The Hounds of Baskerville
As you value your life or your reason keep away from the moor. It’s Episode 17! 17 steps in Baker Street! This makes us happy. Anywho… join Ardy, Curly,... More »
Episode 16: A Scandal In Belgravia
It’s been a year and a half since The Great Game pitted Sherlock and Jim Moriarty against one another, and we finally find out how it was resolved… BBC... More »
Episode 15: A Game of Shadows (+ BONUS Sherlock Series 2)
Babes Curly, Ardy, Taylor, and Marie chat with Honorary Babe Lyndsay Faye about the Guy Ritchie sequel. We fawn over Jared Harris, applaud antithesis, bitch over the ladies, and... More »
Episode 14: Les Klinger
Just in time for Game of Shadows, our interview with Les Klinger is a knock out. Sherlockian scholarship and Brad Pitt jumping his neighbor’s fence, this episode is as... More »
Episode 13: Undershaw
Never have we had a more important episode than this. Undershaw was the home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle from 1897 to 1907, and the residence where he wrote... More »