Krampus is a half-goat, half-demon figure from Central European folklore who punishes children who misbehave during Christmas. It's a scary and darkly entertaining twist on the holiday genre.
Kurt received a battery-powered four-wheeler from his grandmother when he was about five years old, but it was taken away because it was considered too dangerous. He was given a sweater instead.
Neil's grandmother, Meemaw, makes amazing caramels from scratch, and she is an avid listener of the podcast. Neil finds the caramels incredibly addictive and hopes she doesn't go public with the recipe.
The leg lamp is a famous prop in 'A Christmas Story' and is a fragile package that arrives at the Parker home. It is a lamp shaped like a woman's leg in a high heel, which becomes a source of humor and controversy in the movie.
Some of the hosts, like Kurt, avoid certain Christmas movies like 'A Christmas Story' because they prefer to focus on family and not waste time watching movies. They prefer spending quality time together.
Caleb and Tully enjoy adding bourbon to eggnog, while Neil likes Christmas mules and white Russians. Eggnog with a little whiskey is a favorite among many of the hosts.
The Kalos celebrate a two-fold Christmas where they start by going to Hickman County to rent a lodge on a large property with a shooting range. They spend three nights shooting guns and enjoying meals cooked by their friends and family.
At the Kalo household, they typically don't watch movies during the holiday. Instead, they focus on spending quality time together and sharing meaningful experiences. They also enjoy a variety of meats, including ribs, and traditional sides like dressing.
Tully answered the most questions correctly in the Christmas trivia game, including knowing that the fragile package in 'A Christmas Story' is the leg lamp and that the ghosts in 'A Christmas Carol' are Christmas Past, Christmas Present, and Christmas Future.
The hosts reflect on their childhood Christmases, emphasizing the importance of family, togetherness, and the spirit of the season. They express gratitude for their listeners and hope to continue celebrating Christmas in the coming years, always remembering that Jesus is the reason for the season.
The latest episode captures the joy of the Christmas season with laughter, personal memories, and festive movie discussions. We explore our favorite holiday films, highlight the darkly entertaining Krampus, share memorable childhood gifts, and engage in a fun trivia game about Christmas traditions. • Reflecting on favorite Christmas movies and their impact• Discussing why Krampus deserves attention during the holidays• Sharing nostalgic childhood gift memories • Debating holiday dinner traditions and favorite foods• Playing a fun Christmas trivia game• Expressing gratitude and holiday wishes for our listeners
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