Holiday Traditions: Part 2

from Balancing Chaos Hosted by Kelley & Gretchen

Kelley and Gretchen are joined by Amy, who talks about growing up Jewish in an area where there were not many others like her, while Kelley and Gretchen talk about their experiences as a Christian and an Atheist at the holidays. We had such a good time talking, we had to split it into two parts! This one might seem to start quickly, but you can pick up the first part at episode 12! Mentioned on the podcast Netflix: Fireplace for Your Home (there are multiple versions!) Hulu: Thermostat Wars Chocolate Trifle / Sex in a Bowl Monkey Bread (this is the recipe I use, only I swap out some of the biscuits for the cinnamon rolls in a can - a once-a-year treat!) Framingham Heart Study Judaism 101: Torah What is a mikvah? History of the Christmas tree Stephanie Larsen, the Mormon who runs the support network for LGBTQ youth Ellen meets Alabama hero dad Nathan Mathis When TV went to bed: 13 classic signoffs Our Favorite Things! Amy: PJ Library - free books about Jewish heritage for kids Kelley: LLBean: Primaloft Lined Shirt-Jac Gretchen: Schlage Keypad Lock (It isn't this exact one, but very similar and same brand!)

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