Show Notes
Abby (online as @ClapIfYouLikeMe) is one of the only practicing lawyers I know, so I called on her to help me discuss one of the now-archetypal characters in American Lit– the rogue lawyer known as Perry Mason, the centerpiece of the decades-long series written by Erle Stanley Gardiner.
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