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Because this is a free country. Because religion (or not) is usually
inherited, and not chosen. Problem Child does not have Christmas shows. Yes,
maybe one or two Christmas tunes.
This is to show respect to all the non-Christians in the USA, and the whole
wide world, liste...
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Animata Brown first started traveling to West Africa when she was 19 years old. Growing up African American in California, she wanted to experience African cultures in a real, authentic way. Over the years, Animata lived in Senegal and Ghana, and she kept returning, for West A...
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A special edition of The New Orleans Music Show: "Olivia's Annual Happy
Over-the-Top Holiday Show." Grooves from from the rare 1986 Creole Christmas
vinyl release (from The Action Group label) will be featured.
This LP includes songs from Aaron Neville, Allen Toussaint, Irma...
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Wednesday, December 24 — 7 to 10 p.m.
Thursday, December 25 — 7 to 10 p.m
Only listen if you have a sense of humor and are not easily offended.
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Wednesday, December 24 — midnight to 3 a.m. Thursday
I have a tentative commitment from Santa Claus to come on my show on
Christmas Eve, if he can get a break from sliding down chimneys. He says
he'll bring Rudolph too, but I'll believe that when I see it.
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Thursday, December 25 — 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Thursday, January 1 — 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Christmas should be Christmas-y and New Years Day will be best albums of
2008.
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The Ninth Annual XXXXmas XXXtravaganza (a.k.a. Bad Christmas Song Special)
will feature the Heaux Heaux Heauxs’ new line of Heaux-siery, an all-new
Grammar Moment with the Jew Heaux, and an extended Rodent Set.
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We're doing the Swingin' Big Band Christmas show on Friday night at midnight.
That's the second day of Christmas according to the song, so two turtle doves
for everyone.
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