Hey, it's Brian, back with another Burr Month's bonus episode. Actually, I'm back to introduce

a Burr Month's bonus mini-series. It's the first of its kind, but maybe not the last.

Now that we're really in the thick of the Christmas season, you deserve a good old-fashioned

Christmas bedtime story to send you off to Dreamland with visions

of sugarplums and all that. So in this special miniseries, Christmas Past presents a classic

Christmas story told in four parts on four consecutive days, starting today, and narrated by

my fellow Christmas lover, Ricky Meese. Ricky is a broadcaster in Salt Lake City,

and since July of this year,

she and her co-host Mary Richards

have been the voices behind

the Slay Bells and Missletoe Christmas podcast.

The show shares Christmas news

and features interviews with festive guests.

And if you dig through the back catalog, you just may hear a familiar voice discussing

Christmas swaps.

Check it out, and don't forget to subscribe while you're at it.

For the next four days, Ricky is lending the Christmas Past family her voice talent, her dulcet tones,

and her Christmas spirit to bring to life the 1916 story when the Yule Log

Burns by Leona Dalrymple. It's a simple and sweet story about the goings-on in the country home

of a doctor and his wife who love a good old-fashioned country Christmas. Now we'll do things a little

differently over the course of these next four Burr-month bonus episodes.

I won't give you a bunch of announcements at the beginning of each one like I usually do,

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