Not every candy cane comes in a box. At Priscilla Candy Shop in Gardner, Massachusetts, they’ve been making them by hand since the store first opened in 1936. We learn how.
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Elvis Presley recorded some of the most popular songs in the history of music, but when it comes to the holidays, “Blue Christmas” is about as classic as it gets. This episode is all about that iconic tune and how the King celebrated at Graceland.
We’re trekking across the globe as part of our Destination Christmas series. The sleigh is making a stop at Santa’s Village this time around for a chat with its general manager, Christian Gainer.
Those sets won’t Christmas themselves. We learn what it takes to make a holiday movie look like the holidays with writer/director John Stimpson.
Christmas can be a classroom. Don’t believe us? Our chat with Dr. Diane of Dr. Diane’s Adventures in Learning may just teach you a thing or two.
Society has been using the phrase, “You’re such a Scrooge!” all wrong. We get to the reasons why with author and creative strategist CJ Casciotta.
Traditions vary from house to house. For some, gathering around the table and interlocking tiny, incomplete images is a holiday habit that is centuries old. That’s right, we’re talking Christmas puzzles, and we’re joined by Elizabeth LoVecchio of Buffalo Games to learn how they’re made.
Stockings. They’re hung by the chimney with care and dangling from our memories. We sit down with Garbage Pail Kids artist Joe Simko to discuss those tiny treats tucked inside on Christmas morning.
We’re trekking across the globe as part of our Destination Christmas series. The sleigh is making a stop at the Madisonville Christmas Company this time around for chat with its founder, Ashley Rentz.