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🗓️ 3 October 2022
⏱️ 15 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hey everyone, it's Brian, back again for the seventh season of Christmas past. |
0:08.5 | Seven seasons. It's one of the longest running Christmas podcasts around. |
0:13.2 | And whether you're back for the seventh season running or just discovering Christmas past this year, |
0:18.5 | welcome to an all-new lineup of holiday cheer as we convene |
0:22.4 | this annual family gathering of ours. As in previous years, the main season begins on Thanksgiving |
0:28.8 | Day and goes all the way to Christmas Day itself. The main season is where I bring you |
0:33.7 | the fascinating backstories to our favorite Christmas traditions and share your |
0:37.6 | Christmas memories. Speaking of which, start sending them now. Record yourself speaking on your phone's |
0:43.3 | voice memo app and send it to Christmas Past podcast at gmail.com. Between now and Thanksgiving is what I like to |
0:50.1 | call the preseason. You can look forward to a bonus episode like this one about once a week |
0:55.4 | starting today. And today, I've got something very special to share with you. You know, one of the |
1:01.3 | most wonderful things about delving into Christmas past is that there's always some surprising |
1:05.7 | relics just waiting to be discovered. I often encourage people to explore the wonderful world |
1:10.7 | of old-time radio. |
1:12.3 | There is a trove of excellent Christmas entertainment just waiting for you there. |
1:16.1 | The same goes for Christmas literature. For every old Christmas story we still enjoy today, |
1:21.7 | there are countless others that have been forgotten, but fortunately, not lost. And I'm going to |
1:26.8 | share one of those very stories with you today. And I'm going to share one of those very stories with |
1:28.3 | you today, and I'm going to do it with the help of someone who resurrected it. Betsy Cordes |
1:33.9 | and San Francisco grew up with the story of Mr. Dog, who brings Christmas to his animal |
1:38.8 | friends at the Hollow Tree Inn. The story was originally published as Christmas at the |
1:43.5 | Hollow Tree Inn in 1898 by Albert Bigelow Payne, |
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