Welcome to another installment of Christmas in quarantine. It's Christmas Past's impromptu miniseries

of indeterminate length. Stay subscribed for daily episodes to bring you some Christmas cheer

during these uncertain times. Now I hope that you're staying safe and healthy, practicing all

of the common sense guidelines, treating the situation with

the seriousness it deserves, and taking your advice only from trained medical professionals.

Now yesterday's episode about He-Man and Shira was, technically speaking, Christmas

past's 100th episode. I say technically because that number includes things like season

trailers.

If we're counting only actual episodes, yesterday was only number 96,

and that means today is 97, and 100 arrives on Thursday.

This means a couple of important things.

First, a celebration is in order.

Sharing your voices on the show is one of my favorite things about doing Christmas past, so please record a voice memo on your phone and send it to Christmas Past podcast at gmail.com. You can say hi, send a shout out to a loved one, share a Christmas memory, tell a joke, whatever you want. But please send it as soon as you can so I can be sure to include it.

Second, it also means that depending on which podcast app you use, you may no longer see some of my earlier episodes. It's typically the case that only 100 episodes are available. Now rest assured

that you can always find the entire back catalog at Christmas Past. Media.

It's also likely that in the fall, I'll re-release some of those earlier episodes

for people who are recently discovering the show.

Okay, now on to today's episode.

It's another installment of the game where you have to separate fact from fiction.

Yes, it's two truths and a lie, Christmas

style. This time we're matching wits with Julia from Tis the podcast, Dwayne from Tinsletunes,

and Craig from Weird Christmas. Play along with us and see how you do. I'll be back at the end,

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