Christmas podcasts have exploded in number over the past couple of years. A decade ago there were just a handful of us podcasting Christmas. Now there are several hundred.
How do you sort all that out? What are the truly great podcasts of Christmas?
Sure, that is a subjective thing. But if you want a balanced look at the Best of Christmas Podcasts, we point you to a two-month project that surveyed listeners, Christmas publications, Christmas radio stations, Christmas communities, Christmas podcasters and podcast experts.
But that effort selected just 10 podcasts out of the hundreds online to identify. This merry little episode focuses on some other vote getters. We spotlight just a few more podcasts we think you need to know about.
First up is Totally Rad Christmas, a podcast that burst onto the scene last year with complete energy for the 1980s Christmas.
While that’s a podcast exploring the culture of Christmas from the 80s we dig deeper into a specific area of Christmas culture through the celebration of Christmas TV specials with Advent Calendar House podcast.
And finally we wrap it up with a comfortable old friend, Sounds of Christmas, who launched a new podcast – the Sounds of Christmas Podcast – this past year.
Listen to these great Christmas creators talk about their contributions to Christmas online and why you need to give them all a listen.
Who is the artist for the instrumental music used for this podcast?
Which part, do you have a timestamp?
Ooof, that would be helpful. 05:04-05:42; 14:45-15:05; 19:50-22:05
All three snippets come from Steve Wariner’s album titled “Guitar Christmas” from several years ago. FABULOUS album, but it is all instrumental.
Coincidentally, he has a new Christmas album that was just released. I haven’t heard the whole thing yet but I like him A LOT. One of the best in the business:
https://mymerrychristmas.com/steve-wariner-feels-like-christmas-time/
Sleigh!!