Happy Xmas! Hear how John Lennon and Yoko Ono took the good thing they had going with Imagine and created a Christmas song for the ages.

This isn't any Christmas song, it's *The* Christmas Song. With one week to Christmas Katie and Felicity tell the story of how this classic came to be, surprisingly, on a hot summer day.

Did you hear that? This week Felicity and Katie look at the 1962 song Do You Hear What I Hear? and it's surprisingly dark backstory.

It is indeed getting cold outside. Katie and Felicity dive into the song's Academy Award winning origins as well as its more recent controversy.

Felicity and Katie dig into the history of Do They Know It's Christmas?

We don't have to dream of a white Christmas with the amount of snow we got this year. Katie and Felicity discuss Irving Berlin, Bing Crosby, Holiday Inn, and The First Christmas Snow, as well as their own favorite Christmas memories.

With only days left, will you, like Johnathon Taylor Thomas, be home for Christmas? Katie and Felicity explore the 1943 Christmas standard, it's writer, Bing Crosby, World War 2, the way the song was understood then, and how we hear it today.

You read that right, in this episode we explore two classic Christmas songs: O Holy Night and O Little Town of Bethlehem. We also get into our opinions on Christmas cards and candles. As for the music, Nat King Cole is who you're hearing bookend the episode.