Have you been meaning to watch old holiday film classics but never get around to it? Or are you just as disturbed as we are by some of the mid-century Christmas TV programming (looking at you, Rudolph)? In Episode 31 Meagan and Sarah talk about our favorite – and not-so-much – holiday movies, TV, books, and music. Join us!
BEYOND At Home
Meagan mentioned that we’ll be doing some holiday special mini-episodes of The Mom Hour, so look for those later this month! She also let it slip that she’s leading a virtual retreat beginning in January and that podcast listeners will get a special discount when it launches. Be sure to subscribe to The Mom Hour if you haven’t already!

Links we discussed in Episode 31

MOVIES & TV

* It’s a Wonderful Life, Holiday Inn, and White Christmas
* Miracle on 34th Street (the 1947 version and the 1994 remake)
* The Snowman
* Annie (the 2014 version)
* Love Actually
* A Christmas Carol (the 1984 version)
* The Polar Express
* Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer
* How The Grinch Stole Christmas! (the 1966 animated version)
* Mickey’s Once Upon A Christmas and Mickey’s Twice Upon A Christmas
* Christmas Vacation, Home Alone, and A Christmas Story
* One Magic Christmas (favorite listener award goes to anyone who also watched this movie as a kid!)
* The Nutcracker (the 1993 Macaulay Culkin version and the 1977 version with Baryshnikov)

BOOKS

* A Christmas Carol (Charles Dickens) – FREE on Kindle!
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