12 Men of Christmas

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An episode of the The Christmas of a Lifetime podcast, hosted by Jacob Austerman and Jesse Austin-Breneman, titled "12 Men of Christmas" was published on December 18, 2021 and runs 55 minutes.

December 18, 2021 ·55m · The Christmas of a Lifetime

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This week, Jacob and Jesse watch Kristen Chenoweth move to Montana to make a calendar in 12 Men of Christmas. Discussion topics include love, Christmas, lateral job moves, and how to put together the best photo montage.

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This week, Jacob and Jesse watch Kristen Chenoweth move to Montana to make a calendar in 12 Men of Christmas. Discussion topics include love, Christmas, lateral job moves, and how to put together the best photo montage.

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