Ken Kessler talks to Kevin McGrath about the pair of collections he’s put together to benefit the homeless charity Crisis UK. “Have Yourself A Merry Indie Christmas” is in two volumes, and each one contains fifty-four original songs! Kevin talks about what it took to get all these songs from so many artists and the […]
Reviews: Cricket on the Hearth (1967); The Beatles Christmas records (1963-69) Something Fun: Happy Holidays! The Christmas Carols and Songs Game Notes: Get your own board game (and see pictures) here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/225198637384 Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/snowinsouthtown Email – snowinsouthtown@gmail.com Twitter – @snowinsouthtown Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/snowinsouthtown https://ia601400.us.archive.org/29/items/snow-in-southtown-s-04-e-02-crickets-and-beatles/Snow%20in%20Southtown%20-%20S04E02%20-%20Crickets%20and%20Beatles.mp3 Listen to this episode of the Snow in Southtown Podcast […]
Scott is back and he’s better than ever! 🎄Vote on today’s daily Christmas Music Battle: https://pollforall.com/p34xmopo 🎄Keep track of all of the battle songs: https://www.christmasmorningpodcast.com/songs 🎄Listen to the Christmas Battle Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4L8i6OUEAKUn1Z32nJ45Tp?si=87e41e380cc940a8 🎄Stay up to date on Christmas TV: http://www.mostlychristmas.com/christmastvschedule/1/ — 🎄Email us: christmasmorningpodcast@gmail.com 🎄Subscribe to Christmas Morning here: www.christmasmorningpodcast.com 🎄Follow us on social media: […]
Hello everyone – today we are talking poetry. I have the amazing North Pole Poet Laureate with me today, Amy Marschak. She was named by Santa himself to spread Christmas cheer throughout the world by her improv poetry. That’s right – improv! So in today’s episode I talk to her about life as Santa’s poet, […]
What’s up, dudes? Remember struggling to make that trip home for Thanksgiving? Anthony Caruso from ‘Tis the Podcast and CJ Bélanger from Christmas Sessions remember! That’s right! It’s all “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles!” We talk about that time Neal (Steve Martin) and Del (John Candy) have holiday hijinks as they race to get to Chicago […]
Welcome back! This week we are going back to a podcast favorite – covering ‘No Fat’ from Everybody Loves Raymond! This week Matt finds himself strangely sympathizing with Marie Barone, he understands where Ray is coming from when it comes to Thanksgiving, and, as always, he determines whether or not this should be deemed a […]
Home for the Horrordays enters extra innings this week as we finally tackle a little film called SANTA JAWS! You see, it’s Jaws, but the shark wears a fun little Santa hat. Not surprisingly, this comes from the Syfy Channel stable of original movies, but somewhat surprisingly, this actually looks and feels like a real […]
“I Believe… it’s silly but I believe” The holidays are upon us! And what a better way then finish our dive into Miracle on 34th Street. Now it’s time to see how Fox managed to get Macys and Gimbels to agree to use their names for the movie. Learn how the movie’s filming of the […]
One thing that all of us Christmas obsessed people have in common: we LOVE finding the best, most festively fun holiday themed websites and social media pages. In this episode, Eric and Danny count down each of their top 5 favorite Christmas content pages. Do you want to have access to even more massively merry […]
It’s an annual tradition on Christmas Past: The game of Christmas trivia where you have to spot the lie! Join Todd Killian from Christmas Clatter and I as we quiz listeners Ashley and Laura about Christmas in the 1940s, 50s, 60s, and 70s. Play along and put your Christmas spirit and lie detection skills to […]
Ken Kessler from the Sounds of Christmas talks to singer-songwriter Grant Maloy Smith about his new album “The Christmas Heart” – how he picked the songs that are on it, and how he made them his own. They also talk about his American Stories albums, including the one he’s currently working on. And they talked […]
This week on Christmas Podding we discover what’s the best meat to eat on Christmas Day that will keep the most amount of guests totally happy. Has Mariah Carey become a Christmas obsession? And is that such a bad thing? plus We have the best list of things to do if you find yourself alone […]
Christmas TV viewing expert Joanna Wilson joins us with her wealth of knowledge and research on Christmas TV shows over the decades. Listen to this episode of the Sleigh Bells & Mistletoe Christmas Podcast Author: Rikki Meece and Mary Richards, Christmas Podcasters Title: Tis The Season Xmas Encyclopedia
Vance DeGeneres is a musician, writer, comedian, and film producer. He joins us on this fun bonus episode to discuss his Top 3 traditional Christmas songs and his Top 3 Christmas rock songs. Our bonus Stocking Stuffer episodes are normally only posted on our Patreon feed, but we’re making this one available to everyone. Bonus […]
In my first fully festive episode of November, I step right into Xmas! It’s time to go back to timey wimey Dr Who with their take on A Xmas Carol, British covers of Winter Wonderland, and more wartime history of festive entertainment. I also discuss my new poll for the very best Ghost of Christmas […]
Welcome to the Season of Santa! Kicking off season 3! we head to Japan to encounter one of the seven gods of prosperity, the one and only Hotei! We’ll explore some of the traditions of Christmas in Japan and the mythos surrounding Hotei (Hoteiosho). As always, like and subscribe to the podcast, and share it […]
In the thirty-seventh episode of 12 Days Pod, Cara and Dan discuss winter parades in Minnesota, fake movies based on Christmas songs, and say hi to Chris Columbus yet again. — Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/12dayspod/support Listen to this episode of 12 Days Podcast Author: 12 Days Pod Title: 37. Jingle All the Way Back to […]
Welcome to episode 64 of Holly Jolly X’masu! In the first of my “Big In Japan” episodes, I’ll be discussing American figure skater Janet Lynn’s 1973 album, “A Joyful Christmas With Janet.” I’ve always been intrigued by the “Big In Japan” phenomenon. It wasn’t something I gave a lot of thought to when I first […]