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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 40 MIN

S10 E2 - Round Robin - Christmas Gets Strange: Weird Holiday Facts

from Malice in the Mitten · host Tracy Preston

On this festive Round Robin, we're taking Christmas off the nice list and digging into the weirdest holiday facts you’ve probably never heard. Why do Catalonians hide a pooping figurine in their Nativity scenes? Why does Japan eat KFC for Christmas dinner? And why did Massachusetts once make Christmas illegal? From Victorian ghost storytelling traditions to Iceland’s 13 mischievous Yuletide trolls, we’re bringing you bizarre global customs, strange history, Santa lore, and some jaw-dropping holiday trivia that’ll wow your family at dinner. Funny, weird, and unexpectedly dark — this is Christmas like you’ve never heard it before. Perfect for holiday car rides, dinner table interventions, or just flexing your festive knowledge. #ChristmasHistory #StrangeTraditions #ChristmasPodcast #HolidayEpisode #UnusualChristmas #FunChristmasFacts #RoundRobinShow #HolidayWeirdness Sound effects from Uppbeat:  ba-dum-tss-drum-rimbshot-om-fx-1-00-14.mp3 / trombone-squeak-danijel-zambo-low-2-00-02.mp3 Original music created by Tracy Preston Original artwork created by Todd Preston Recorded and edited by Tracy Preston

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