Hey, it's Brian, back with another Burr Month's bonus episode for those of us getting an early start on the Christmas season.

Today we are completing our nine-part series where I'm reading the 1918 YA novel, Camp Fire Girls in the Allegheny Mountains, or a Christmas success against

odds. If you're just starting in with this series, you want to go all the way back to the beginning

because we're reading a novel from start to finish. And if you've been here from the beginning,

well, welcome back and thanks for sticking with us. Now before we begin a couple quick announcements,

as we get deeper into the

Burr months, no doubt you are looking for some new podcast to add to your playlist. Well,

you might have noticed the same thing I did. If you go on to Apple Podcast or Spotify and type in

Christmas, you're only going to see a small fraction of what's really out there. And oftentimes,

it's mixed

in with a bunch of results that you aren't interested in anyway. Maybe some well-known podcast

put out a single Christmas-themed episode, but that's probably not what you were looking

for. Well, I decided to do something about that, so I put together what I'm calling

the definitive directory of Christmas podcasts. If you go over to

Christmaspass.media and scroll down under latest posts, you'll find it right there, and I'll keep it

pinned there for the entire Christmas season. There's well over a hundred Christmas podcast there

in a variety of categories that I discovered through painstaking searches on all podcast platforms and regular

search engines. So again, head over to Christmaspass.media and take a look and let me know what you

think. And of course, if you have a Christmas podcast or know of one that belongs there,

reach out and let me know. You can get in touch at Christmas Past podcast at gmail.com.

Now that is also the email address to reach me if you want to share a Christmas memory in an episode later this season.

I've said it before and I'll say it again.

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