Interrupted Tales

Tis' the season to be interrupted! This week we get in the spirit (and possibly spirits) and posit whether it's better to give or receive (an empty box) and then saddle up a reindeer for TWO Christmas-themed stories: "Little Jean" and "A Kidnapped Santa Claus". In the first story, we meet a little boy who has never even heard of Christmas in the literally unpronouncable country he is from, but somehow he figures it out all on his own. In the second, well - it's pretty messed up, honestly - but we tackles elves' rights, stooge-like "demons", and wackily named creatures like Nuter, Wisk, and Febreze. The whole thing is basically a sourcebook for an incredibly unpopular AD&D setting. And now it's time to curl up in a sleigh and got your nog on, while we read you this week's tales.
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Sports fever takes center stage as we talk about the virtues of YouTube white noise options and then thunder right into a story that's about football (yet doesn't really feature football) and love (as written by a man who has clearly never known the touch of another person).  This week's story genre: Adventure? Romance? It’s time to curl up in your favorite chair (or bleacher) and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale. 
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We consider the existential horror of Super Mario Odyssey and then listen to an alien's TPS report.  GO AMERICA!  This week's story genre: Science Fiction.  It's time to curl up in your cigar shaped craft and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale.
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We "acquire" pumpkins and enjoy a story where we jump to conclusions about what our husbands are doing with far more interesting females.  This week's story genre: Romance.  It’s time to curl up in your favorite coat and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale.
It's 1916 and you are a wife and mother with the perfect life until you receive vague, really vague, incredibly vague rumors about your husband and another woman. Is Tyler Perry making period films now? No, it's "Her Husband" from Breezy Stories magazine (slogan: "Nothing Too Serious, Keepin' It Easy"). Romance, a woman spurned, an affair uncovered. Finally, a story that takes a hard-hitting look at life for a woman in a perilous time in history. We kid, of course, women couldn't even vote, let alone actually be the stars of their own stories! It's all their in the title, folks. 
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We figure out how to call people eggplants on our way to Popeyes, and then are regaled with the story of a dead miser, his mill, his cat, and the musical man who came up with brassiere.  This week's genre: Adventure? It’s time to curl up in your favorite abandoned structure and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale.
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We fall into the deep tapestry of Tolkein references and then follow the story of an author's innocent dalliance with his very own dingle.  It’s time to curl up in your favorite chair (or oak log) and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale. Sorry for some audio issues!
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We talk junk (in all its meanings) then get down to a narrative treasure involving bitter rivals in romance and their understaffed castles.  It’s time to curl up in your favorite straw-covered cell and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale.
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We create a monstrosity out of cheap toys, then hear about the criminal justice system and the doctors who exploit it for their own perverse ghost fetishes.  It’s time to curl up in your favorite chair (you'll get it later) and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale. Chair. Hilarious.
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We talk kids halloween costumes and then proceed to interrupt a "thrilling" story of horse endurance racing across the turn-of-the-century West.  It’s time to curl up in your favorite chair and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale, buckaroos.
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In our inaugural episode, we talk about terrible candy from our childhood and delve into a tale of near-philandering among the financier-turned-movie star industry from Saucy Stories, August 1st 1922 with the story "No Place for Husbands."  It’s time to curl up in your favorite chair and grab a drink while we read you this week’s tale. (Apologies for the audio quality, it's episode 1!)
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