Ep. 68 Christmas Folklore - a podcast by Kaitlyn and Whitney
from 2020-12-24T09:04:19
Happy Candlenights! This year we are celebrating by bringing you a holiday tradition for each letter of the word Christmas. From talking animals to a cannibalistic scarecrow, we've got something for everyone this holiday season!
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Sources:
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The Origins Of Animals Talking On Christmas Eve (grunge.com)
Inspirational and Christian STORIES -- The Night The Animals Talked. (skywriting.net)
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