Dinsdale Kringle's Classic Christmas Archives

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The Classic Christmas Archives present holiday favorites of the past. Beloved old time radio (otr) and spoken word recordings bring the joy of Christmas yesteryear back from the past. Check out shownotes and more fun and nostalgic Christmas stuff at our blog christmasarchivespodcast.blogspot.com

Episodes

  1. 09/02/2020

    Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy Christmas Double Feature (1948 / 1955)

    In this episode, a pair of holiday shows from Edgar Bergan, America’s favorite ventriloquist,(pre- Jeff Dunham at any rate), and his pals Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd. Guests include Mario Lanza and a nine-year-old Candace Bergen (Murphy Brown) Visit our blog for show notes and more https://christmasarchivespodcast.blogspot.com/

  2. 08/12/2020

    Episode 003 Christmas with Nick Carter and The Saint

    It's time for some Yuletide detection with a pair of seasonal sleuths from the golden age of radio. Thrill to Nick Carter's Christmas Adventure and Santa Claus is No Saint. Visit us on the web at christmasarchivespodcast.blogspot.com for show notes, past episodes, and more!

  3. 07/29/2020

    Fibber McGee and Molly - Christmas 1952

    In this episode of the Classic Christmas Archives Podcast, we have a pair of festive Christmas themed Fibber McGee and Molly shows from December 1952 plus a musical interlude from Guy Lombardo. -------- Be sure to visit us on the web at christmasarchivespodcast.blogspot.com for show notes and more vintage Christmas goodness. Thanks for listening!

  4. 07/23/2020

    It's a Wonderful Life (Lux Radio Theatre 1947)

    Dinsdale Kringle's Classic Christmas Archives brings you "It's a Wonderful Life" starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed as presented by Lux Radio Theatre in 1947 ........ Shownotes at christmasarchivespodcast.blogspot.com

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The Classic Christmas Archives present holiday favorites of the past. Beloved old time radio (otr) and spoken word recordings bring the joy of Christmas yesteryear back from the past. Check out shownotes and more fun and nostalgic Christmas stuff at our blog christmasarchivespodcast.blogspot.com

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