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Here are the new episodes that dropped the week of November 4th through the 10th.   Total Christmas Podcast – November 4th – “Roller Skating to Christmas.” Sleigh Bells & Mistletoe Christmas Podcast – November 4th – “Christmas After Pearl Harbor.” Sleigh Bells & Mistletoe Christmas Podcast – November 4th – “Christmas After 9/11.” Lost […]

In the latest episode, host Rachel Loxton is joined by journalists Sarah Magill and journalist Aaron Burnett as well as writer and researcher Mike Stuchbery and Kumar Ashish, who's a student originally from Nepal studying at the University of Oldenburg, and he heads up the the Federal Union of International Students in GermanyAs lots of people are on the move to unite with friends and family over the holidays, we talk about possible travel disruption and what to expect.How to travel without stress in Germany this Christmas After an alleged plot to overthrow the government came to light last week, we look at the latest on the story, if we should be worried about the far-right movement linked to this plot, and why Germany is looking at its gun laws. Germany pledges tighter gun laws after far-right alleged coup plotWe dig into where rents are increasing fastest in Germany, and the reasons why they are going up so much.Where rental prices are increasing the fastest in GermanyNext, we talk about the negative experiences that some international residents have had at Germany's immigration offices or Ausländerbehörden.Are Germany's immigration offices making foreigners feel unwelcome?EXPLAINED: How Germany plans to make immigration easier for skilled workersFinally, we'll finish off with a little festive-themed quiz (and we'll have a little chat about the legend of the Weihnachtsgurke Christmas tree decoration!)How well do you know these German festive traditions?Are Christmas pickle ornaments a German tradition? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's Red Business podcast….We're going a bit Christmas mad this week

Nick and Dan discuss the film It's a Wonderful Life, the history behind it, and whether George Bailey is a good person. Mentioned in this episode: 1. Frank Capra 2. Jimmy Stewart 3. Mr. Krueger's Christmas 4. PM@M Episode 009: The Muppet Christmas Carol 5. SNL's It's a Wonderful Life: The Lost Ending Extras: 1. Christmas After a Mormon Faith Crisis (Mormon Stories episode) Find more information on our website. Post-Mormon at the Movies is on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe for regular updates.

Details were released for Walt Disney World's Christmas After hours event and if you weren't ready you have already missed the first day to buy tickets. Also, Buffets are making a comeback in one of the usual spots and another ship is getting ready to sail. This is a replay of our Live show on Facebook from the noted date. Check out the video here. Enjoy Ready to Book Your Magical Disney Vacation? Book With Us by Clicking Here Check out our growing content collection on: https://linktr.ee/DisneyInsights Shirts and More through StreamElements: https://merch.streamelements.com/disneyplanninginsightspodcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This was our Christmas tree hunt as a family in 1972. The could very likely be the Christmas of one of the stories shared in this episode. Family history in Christmas is something everyone has. In fact, the stories of family at Christmas can possibly be the most cherished family memories we possess. In this merry episode of the Merry Little Podcast we take it to a very personal level when it comes to Christmas history as we discuss the sharing and retention of our family Christmas stories. We have all been there when it comes to these things. We’ll sit around at or after the funeral of a loved one and we’ll tell their stories. Each life is unique, so these stories in simple and great ways carry supreme value not because they may be unusual but because they involved people we love. How much more special is that when you combine the stories of family with the celebration of Christmas? ~ Family History is a Thing ~ The pursuit of family history is one of the most popular Internet hobbies online. FamilySearch.org claims more than 200 million visits a year as they continue to add billions of new records online of ancestral research value. Across the globe as millions work to find their roots through hard data of names of people, places and dates of life transitions there is one component that can hardly been indexed and cataloged and searched online: personal stories. I’m no different than anyone else. This episode is as much about creating a family record of a few of our simple Christmas stories as it is a means of creating a podcast for you, Merry Listeners. These podcasts, after all, are a personal archive me and some day, after I’m pushing up daisies, they will no doubt be of value to people who might call me their ancestor. So this is an episode of personal history — of Christmas celebrated. What can you do to preserve your family stories of Christmas? After all, not everyone has a podcast, right? ~ How to Get Family History in Christmas Recorded ~ Of course there are many ways. But the hardest part does not seem to be the creative effort it requires. It’s actually just the time and effort to just make a record. Here are a few suggestions: 1. Use the season to create the record. When family is gathered “roll tape!”, as they say. Set up the video camera or flip on the phone and just start talking. 2. Give family history as a gift. It can be as simple as a frame picture or photo album to copies of an old journal. These personal gifts tend to not only be long-remembered and cherished but they also spur good discussion and memory sharing in families. 3. Involve the young and the old. Storytelling is an art that has never gone out of fashion. Add that element to your holiday meals and gatherings. There are a billion ideas out there. But the honest truth is that once you share and create records they tend to take on a life of their own. We just need to get them started.

In today's podcast, I give you my Top 10 Tips for Coping with Christmas After a Break Up.  As I covered in my previous post How to Avoid Spending Christmas with your Family, Christmas is a time when expectations are super high, nostalgia is through the roof and if you’re feeling in anyway emotional, you’re probably going to suffer. So in this podcast, Top 10 Tips for Coping with Christmas After a Break Up, I'm going to give you practical and powerful tips to get you through. I've got your back, I've been there and I remember what it's like - don't worry this podcast is going to really help you.

Do you put on a happy face for the holidays? Are we serving anyone by asking them to put their true feelings on hold so that we can spend a happy Thanksgiving or Christmas? After all, what are we thankful for?

Did you know that the tradition of gift-giving started at the very first Christmas? After the birth of Jesus, the wise men came bearing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. While these gifts were significant, they pale in comparison to what God has given us. In fact, the best gift-exchange program in the world comes from him. In this message, Pastor Tom Holladay shares five gifts that God gives us when we come to him with worry, hurt, grief, fear, and sin. You’ll learn how Christ transforms our brokenness into peace, healing, joy, love, and forgiveness. Discover how the greatest gift this Christmas outshines everything else under the tree.

Did you know that the tradition of gift-giving started at the very first Christmas? After the birth of Jesus, the wise men came bearing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. While these gifts were significant, they pale in comparison to what God has given us. In fact, the best gift-exchange program in the world comes from him. In this message, Pastor Tom Holladay shares five gifts that God gives us when we come to him with worry, hurt, grief, fear, and sin. You’ll learn how Christ transforms our brokenness into peace, healing, joy, love, and forgiveness. Discover how the greatest gift this Christmas outshines everything else under the tree.