Bartholomew in “How do Reindeer Fly?”
Bartholomew, Santa’s Second Favorite Elf, drops by to tackle the age-old Christmas question: how do reindeer fly? A festive throwback to Tim Kretschmann’s German radio days.
Bartholomew, Santa’s Second Favorite Elf, drops by to tackle the age-old Christmas question: how do reindeer fly? A festive throwback to Tim Kretschmann’s German radio days.
Tim Kretschmann and his elf co-host Bart welcome the Christmas Angel for festive tales, traditions, and holiday cheer in this special radio edition.
What is the secret of the bullfinch? Tune in as Tim Kretschmann reveals it on a festive episode of his old German radio show, complete with holiday cheer.
Discover the legend of the poinsettia, Mexico’s beloved Christmas flower, in another classic holiday tradition story from Tim Kretschmann’s German radio days.
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Tim Kretschmann revisits Holiday Inn (1942), the Irving Berlin musical starring Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire that gave us the timeless classic White Christmas.
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Where did the Christmas tree come from? Tim Kretschmann shares the story of the beloved holiday tradition’s origins, recorded for his old German radio show.