Jeff leads Jay into the tangled web of one of America’s most well documented hauntings.

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Title: Stocking Stuffers Episode 15: The Bell Witch
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Happy Monday, Christmas Fanatics! And Happy First Day of July! We’re barreling ever-closer to those ‘Ber Months with more than a few big milestones along the way to be hit this month! How exciting is that?

Less exciting is the film the elves are covering this week: the 2023 Netflix Original Movie, “Family Switch“! While they thought they escaped the worst-of-the-worst content after clawing their way out of June’s “Bad Sequels” month, this movie certainly didn’t make them feel that way; it even elicited a rant from Anthony the likes of which you haven’t heard since our “Ernest Saves Christmas” episode! But is the movie really that bad? Is there any semblance of heart or holiday cheer to make this one worth watching? Well, you’ll just have to tune in to find out! One thing’s for certain though: regardless of the film’s quality, this is yet another fun, festive episode of “Tis the Podcast” you want to be sure not to miss!

And speaking of not wanting to miss anything: check out the bonus “Summerween” episode that dropped in your podcast feeds yesterday, in which Anthony and his friend Cookie talk the Ti West/A24 film “X“! It’s a good time, and essential listening before seeing “MaXXXine” later this week!

So settle back and enjoy, y’all! As always, thanks for your love and support! We love and appreciate each and every one of you! ❤️🎅🏻🎄🎁 🦌🦉⛄️🔔🚂 🤶🏻 🎀 ❄️

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Title: This Is A Completely Unique And Original Situation That Has Literally Never Happened Before. (Family Switch)
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What’s up, dudes? If you can find the images hidden in this episode, then you can win big prizes! I’ve got Mike Westfall of  Advent Calendar House and Chad Young from Horror Movie BBQ here with me to all about “Finders Keepers!” Yes, the Wesley Eure led game show pit two teams against each other as they found hidden objects and caused chaos!

Synopsis

In the first 1987 episode, red team and blue team content with an image of a bear dressed in a Santa costume stuck in a chimney. Blue team pulls away with an early lead and searches three rooms to the red team’s one. In the second round, both teams search an image of skateboarder for hidden items. Again, blue team dominates and earns the right to search 3 rooms compared the red team’s one. Blue team wins and runs the Room to Room Romp, which takes the form of the twelve days of Christmas. Unfortunately, they come up short.

In the second episode, the two opposing teams must discover the hidden objects within an image of an oversized Hanukkah dreidel. Both red and blue teams get to search two rooms. The second image is the announcer Harvey in a Santa suit. The blue team earns the right to search one room while the red team gets to search two. The red team finds the secret room and wins a trip to Disney World. They lose the final round, however.

Santa Bear? Yup. Obstacle helmets? Check. Hanukkah tie in? Only if it’s hidden under a latke. So put on your helmet, grab your light pen, and circle the object to this episode on “Finders Keepers!”

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Title: Finders Keepers (w/ Mike and Chad)

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Happy Sunday, Christmas Fanatics! And Happy Last Day of June!

Since we didn’t get a chance to record a bonus Fourth of July episode this year, we’re releasing an episode that was originally intended to drop on Patreon instead! (Hence the explicit tag for language!) Think of it as a special “Summerween” treat, as it’s an episode that covers a movie that takes place in July, but it’s a horror film as well! It’s also timely given the fact that the movie “MaXXXine” is releasing later this week, and this is the first installment of that trilogy!

Anthony is joined by his friend, Cookie, to discuss the Ti West/A24 2022 film, “X“! This movie, which first introduced the world to Mia Goth’s already iconic Maxine Minx, features a group of actors that set out to make an adult film in rural Texas under the noses of the reclusive hosts of the farm they’re staying at. However, when the elderly couple catches their young guests in the act, the cast finds themselves in a desperate fight for their lives.

Listen as Anthony and Cookie dive deep into the plot of this modern horror classic, explore its themes of aging and lost opportunities, laugh over the absurdity of the plot, which features two eighty-year-old slashers the script tries to convince us are formidable, and much, much more!

This is a really fun one, so give it a listen and stay tuned – for Anthony and Cookie have two more episodes coming quite soon as well: a discussion about the prequel to this film, “Pearl“, and an episode about the upcoming sequel, “MaXXXine“!

As always, thanks for your love and support, y’all! And keep an eye on your podcast feeds tomorrow morning for your regularly scheduled Christmas programming where Anthony, Julia, and Thom will be reviewing 2023’s Netflix Original Movie, “Family Switch“! ❤️🎅🏻🎄🎁 🦌🦉⛄️🔔🚂 🤶🏻 🎀 ❄️

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Road to “MaXXXine” Part One – I Will Not Accept A Life I Do Not Deserve – An “X” Retrospective

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Welcome to episode 115 of Holly Jolly X’masu! In this episode, I talk about the 1962 compilation, “Young Christmas.”

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I hope you enjoyed “Young Christmas.” It’s one of my favorite albums, not just because of the music, but also because of how scarce it is, and how lucky I was to get such an affordable copy. When I started researching this, I didn’t realize this would turn into a True Crime episode, at least in part. There was a lot more I could have added to Katsumi Shigeru’s story, but after multiple cuts and edits, I still had to adjust the tempo on that part of the episode to get it to fit within the running time of the song.

I lost a fair amount of sleep, but I’m glad I was able to get this out before the end of the month. I’m still a little behind schedule, but I’m going to try to get a few things done this week so that I’m not scrambling at the last minute with my Christmas In July episodes. If things work out, I might add another episode to my July schedule.

That said, join me back here next month for at least two really fun episodes. Up first is the 1970 album, “X’mas Golden Hits” by the Candle-Light Orchestra and the Singers Three. It has a great New Sound vibe, and if you liked Kayo Ishu’s “Scat Christmas,” you’re sure to enjoy this one. Then join me on the 25th for my fifth annual Christmas In July special. I’ll cover a selection of tropical and summery Christmas songs. It’s always an enjoyable episode and you won’t want to miss it.

As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you’d like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know.

Remember, I’ve added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you’d like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I’ve also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I’ll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

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Author: Scott Leopold
Title: Episode 115: Young Christmas
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Christmas Countdown Show 2022

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Title: Halfway to Christmas 2024 | Top 5 Christmas Countdown Lists for Season 4
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It’s time for another Christmas in July episode. Join me for some fun tips and tricks to set up what will be your best holiday ever!

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Mary’s Merry Christmas Podcast S2 E11 Christmas in July

Mary's Merry Christmas Podcast

Welcome to episode 114 of Holly Jolly X’masu! In this episode, I talk about the 1963 album, “Merry Christmas Everyone – Folk Dance Party,” produced by Teruaki Kawamura and the Japan Recreation Association.

I hope you enjoyed “Merry Christmas Everyone.” Despite the objections to it and the song’s problematic history, I’ve always been fascinated with Japan’s relationship to “Turkey In The Straw.” I’ve had a few people tell me I should avoid it altogether, but as I stated in the episode, it’s something you really can’t avoid if you’re collecting Japanese Christmas music. It was on one of the very first Japanese Christmas albums I bought, so I’ve known about its history for almost as long as I’ve been collecting. I knew I’d be covering it eventually, and considering how the Japan Recreation Association, Winfield Niblo, square dancing, and “Turkey In The Straw” are all tied to one another, I figured this was the best episode for broaching the topic. Racism and discrimination are always wrong, but history is never cut and dried, and the fact that the song helped bring about positive cultural and social changes in Japan is an important, or at least interesting footnote in any discussion about it.

Join me back here next time for the 1962 compilation, “Young Christmas.” It’s one of the more difficult albums to find. It features some of the most popular young artists of the time, and it’s a real treat you’re sure to enjoy.

As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you’d like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know.

Remember, I’ve added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you’d like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I’ve also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I’ll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

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Author: Scott Leopold
Title:

Episode 114: Teruaki Kawamura’s “Merry Christmas Everyone”

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26 Weeks / 182 days until Christmas! (“What Are You Doing New Year’s Eve?” Song Battle)

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Happy Leon Day! (A day late – sorry about that…)

Today I share a couple of Christmas book recommendations, and read you a cozy Christmas story called Christmas in the Alley by Olive Thorne Miller. Ann is a poor old washer woman with a heart of gold. Her husband is curmudgeon who just wants his tea and pipe. Like many people during the early 1900s they are living in extreme poverty. In spite of that, Ann often helps those in need. On Christmas Eve, she realizes that she has no money to help her and her family celebrate the day. Will there be a Christmas miracle? Probably… but what Ann does with the Christmas miracle really makes this story shine.

Books Mentioned:

The Christmas Train by David Balducci

Death of a Christmas Caterer by Lee Hollis

Find out more about the author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_Mann_Miller

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction

01:35 Cozy Book Corner: The Christmas Train by David Balducci

06:35 Death of Christmas Caterer by Lee Hollis,

09:16 Introducing the story – author bio

12:41 Christmas in the Alley – A Christmas Story by Olive Thorne Miller

29:18 Thoughts on the Story and Conclusion

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Author: ArtK
Title: Christmas in the Alley: A Christmas Story by Olive Thorne Miller
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Happy Leon Day!

On this episode of ‘Tis the Soundtrack, we are looking at the holiday adverts of a local hardware store in Rhayader, Wales that took the internet by storm back in 2019 and the Christmas music of Andrea von Kampen, the artist whose songs have been featured in every commercial.

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‘Tis the Soundtrack is written and produced by Kevin Williams as part of KarteDrop LLC.

Intro music “Krampus Workshop” by Kevin MacLeod, Incompetech Inc.

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Author: Kevin Williams
Title: Hafod Hardware Christmas Adverts and Andrea von Kampen
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WHOAAAAA! We’re halfway there!

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Title: June Christmas Party – 6 Months Until Christmas
Chrismas Morning

On this episode, we’re really gonna “blow things up” talking about Christmas inflatables. We’ve also got a tip for you about how to enjoy Christmas via the lens of foreign films, we’ve got the return of Who Sang it Best, and Jeff from the Lost Christmas podcast joins us to give us his Five Golden Things.

Download here!

00:00 – 02:17 Intro
02:17 – 03:57 Need a Little Christmas Now
03:57 – 17:04 5 Golden Things – Top Five Christmas Monsters (with special guest: Jeff from the Lost Christmas podcast)
17:04 – 26:26 Inflatables
26:26 – 28:07 Who Sang It Best?
28:07 – 31:00 Wrap Up
31:00 – 33:35 Outtakes

“We Wish You A Merry Christmas” United States Marine Band
“Jingle Bells” Performed by Kristen Nowicki

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Author: Tim Babb
Title: CWFC 127 – Inflatables

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Happy Leon Day! That’s right! We are *officially* halfway to Christmas 2024! Can you believe it? This year is *flying* by!

To mark this celebratory occasion, the elves gathered to once again talk Christmas commercials – our first time since the 2018 holiday season! There have been plenty of new, fabulous ones from all around the world released over the past six years, and our hosts have each picked four that resonated with them to discuss and walk you through! From the heartfelt to the hilarious, from extraterrestrial visitors to visiting grandchildren, from beloved stop-motion-animated sheep to a snowy Manhattan filled with Santas – this extraordinarily festive episode has it all!

So blast that air conditioning, settle back with your favorite holiday drink, and enjoy! And get excited – as of tomorrow, we are *officially* closer to Christmas 2024 than we are to last Christmas! As always, thanks for your love and support, y’all! ❤️🎅🏻🎄🎁 🦌🦉⛄️🔔🚂 🤶🏻 🎀 ❄️

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Title: The World Needs More Santas. (Christmas Commercials)
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Festive Fans Unite! (send us a message)

This episode is our longest and most special.  It is Part 2 of our anniversary show.  We welcome our first guest, author and podcaster Alonso Duralde; we pick our favorite global holiday songs and movies; and, most importantly, we enjoy and celebrate our podcast, and our listeners, and everything new this first year has taught us.  When we started, we were told that our topic was super niche and no one was going to be interested in a discussion of foreign Christmas movies — especially those that are hard-to-find and from obscure countries.  The practical advice would have been to find a topic more relatable to a larger audience.  Instead, we decided to stick with a concept that we care about.  We know our audience is small, but we hope that they engage with us and with the podcast in the same way that we do.  It’s not only about Christmas, or movies, or customs, but it is about basic goodness, spiritual hunger, and human kindness.  We  live in a world divided, and we can be incredibly self-focused and distant from other countries.  We often look through a prism that reflects only ourselves and our experience.  It is our hope that in some small way this podcast can build bridges and break down walls.  Watching international films, you will see a different view of the world.  When we learn to look outside of ourselves and appreciate other cultures, we can accept the unique world around us, and that is the true meaning of Christmas.

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Author: Bob & Mark
Title:

Episode 26: It’s Our Anniversary Show! (Part 2)

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Happy Leon Day! To celebrate we are covering Frasier for the very first time! Matt talks his history with Frasier and determines, like always, if this episode should be deemed a holiday classic!

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Author: Matt Eurich
Title: Frasier: Miracle on 3rd of 4th Street
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Sounds of Christmas

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Author: Ken Kessler
Title: 2024 Schedule
Sounds of Christmas

Seasons Eatings

This donut shaped treat has its roots way back to the seventh century but emigrated to the United States in the early 1800s.  Its name reminds most of the jolly gift bringer who lives at the North Pole. They can come in many different flavours and colours.  They’ve even become the state pastry of Wisconsin.  We are exploring the history and origins of the kringle.

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Author: Glen Warren
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Season’s Eatings – Kringle

Season's Eatings