Weekly Point Puzzle

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The puzzle audio is updated on Mondays. (The written version may take longer…)

Puzzle 632, week of June 16, 2025
Start with two words that are often used when defining the summer solstice (in 7 letters and 5 letters). Remove the letters I, N, and G and rearrange the remaining letters to get part of the body and a piece of clothing or accessory used on that part of the body.

Submit your answers here with the subject  line “puzzle answer” for a chance to be this week’s winner. (No prize – just a shout out on the radio.)

The Point Puzzle is produced at KPOV, High Desert Community Radio, in Bend Oregon. It is heard on radio stations around the US, distributed through Audioport and PRX.

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The Point Puzzle is produced at KPOV in Bend Oregon, but it is also carried on stations around the country.
Stations include:
Alaska:
KEUL, Girdwood Alaska
Arkansas::
KPSQ, Fayetteville Arkansas
California:
KKRN, Round Mountain California
Colorado:
KRZA, Alamosa Colorado
Connecticut:
WESU, Middletown Connecticut
Florida:
Wings Radio 1, Lake Placid Florida
Radio St Pete, St Petersburg Florida
Idaho:
KRFY, Sandpoint Idaho
Illinois:
WAZU, Peoria Illinois
Massachusetts:
WUMD, Dartmouth Massachusetts
Michigan:
WPRR, Grand Rapids Michigan
Minnesota:
KTWH, Two Harbors Minnesota
Missouri:
KZGM, Cabool Missouri
New York:
Global Community Radio, Geneva New York
Oregon:
KBOO, Portland Oregon
KPOV, Bend Oregon
KSHD, Shady Cove, Oregon
KSKQ, Ashland Oregon (monthly)
KYAQ, Lincoln County Oregon
Pennsylvania:
WLRI, Christiana, Pennsylvania
Tennessee:
WUTC, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Vermont:
WOOL, Bellows Falls, Vermont
Virginia:
WRIR, Richmond, Virginia
Washington:
KSER, Everett Washington
KVGD, Goldendale Washington

If your station would like to carry the Point Puzzle, contact the Point Puzzle.
The Point Puzzle is distributed through PRX and Audioport.
If your station is not a member of PRX or Audiport, please contact the Point Puzzle to discuss other arrangements.

Sample the Point Puzzle here:

Point Puzzle #131 – the week of Nov 9, 2015