Ep. 175 Today's Peep What happens when Christmas Tunes go from Merry to Peculiar? Join us for a Festive Exploration as we approach our 200th Episode Milestone, This Episode Promises As Many Laughs as it does Musical Surprises and Holiday Unconventionality

What happens when Christmas tunes go from merry to downright peculiar? Join us for a festive exploration as we approach our 200th episode milestone, armed with a playlist that promises as many laughs as it does jingle bells. From my candid critique of Bon Jovi's holiday attempts to a surprising appreciation for Clarence Carter's cheeky "Back Door Santa," we promise an episode filled with musical surprises and a dash of holiday unconventionality. Whether it's pondering the lyrical choices of The Killers' "Don't Shoot Me, Santa" or chuckling at Steven's one-of-a-kind take on "O Holy Night," this episode guarantees to spice up your Christmas soundtrack with flavors you never expected.But it’s not all about music; our discussion takes a cinematic turn with a recommendation for the heartwarming "Yours, Mine and Ours," starring Lucille Ball and Henry Fonda, perfect for those cozy holiday viewing sessions. We also invite you to look back at 2024's cinematic highlights with insights from our resident movie guru, Ken Dog, on the Pat Walsh Radio Show. As the episode wraps up, we cleanse our audio palettes with the timeless melodies of Vince Guaraldi's "A Charlie Brown Christmas," leaving you in high spirits. So, pour yourself some eggnog and settle in as we celebrate the quirks and joys of the holiday season with you, our cherished listeners.