now to the final actual call in on the show today we're closing it out with the second

installment of our annual holiday gift giving series shop listener and this week we are inviting

small business owners who can tell us where to buy their goods in person. Maybe you have a brick and

mortar store. Maybe you usually sell online, but you're popping up at a market or two for the

holiday season at one of those pop-ups. You qualify too for this. And as we do every year, we also want

you to submit your information for our shop listener online guide,

or at least you're invited to do that.

And you can do that at any time, whether or not you call in.

Just go to WNYC.org slash shop listener.

That's no spaces, no caps, no special characters.

WNYC.org slash shop listener, and you will help build that map

for other listeners to hopefully shop from you. Last week we heard from a listener who's selling

her ornaments at the St. John the Divine Craft Fair this weekend. That's one example of in real life that

would qualify for today's call-in. We got someone who's selling artisanal honey at Bryant Parks,

Winter Village, which has a ton of small pop-up shops parked there through Christmas.

So what other holiday fairs are we missing, were you

selling things, or shout out your brick and mortar store of any kind? It's shop listener.

Brian Ler on WNYC.

Okay, let's see how many of you we can give a little holiday shopping publicity to

with our second of five shop listener call-ins that we're doing this holiday season.

Today, for any of you selling IRL in real life at holiday pop-ups or if you have a permanent brick and mortar

store and we're going to start with Julia and Ridgewood, Ridgewood Queen or Queens or Ridgewood, New

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