What’s Your Favorite Holiday Tradition? Season 1 Guests Share

What’s Your Favorite Holiday Tradition? Season 1 Guests Share

As the year comes to a close, guests from Season 1 of Tell Me What It’s Like share the holiday traditions that matter most to them. From longtime family rituals to traditions shaped by loss, life season, culture, and even wildlife, this bonus episode reflects on how traditions evolve and how new ones are created along the way.

Season 1 Guests Featured in this Episode:
  1. Keri Nelson
  2. Morton Barlaz
  3. Alexis Broz
  4. Bill Horan
  5. Rich "Big Daddy" Salgado
  6. Carol Hoenig
  7. Linda Strader
  8. Sarah Teresinski

Mentioned in this episode:
  1. Midwinter Day
  2. Feast of the Seven Fishes
  3. Cardinali Bakery, Carle Place, NY

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