Joy To The World

Christmas Diner is a satirical dark comedy about haunting nostalgia and dying traditions. "An unstable man takes the patrons of a small town diner hostage on Christmas Day.” It's a one-season limited series that's perfect for fans of Wooden Overcoats, The Ameila Project, and Midnight Burger. Christmas Diner incorporates dark comedy, holiday themes, folk horror and crime into a weird story about six strangers who are forced to spend the holiday together. Christmas Diner, Episode One Writing, Directing and Sound Design by Jeremy Ellett STARRING Zane Schacht as Buster Erin Lillis as Buster’s Mother Peter Lewis as the Narrator Damon Alums as Reggie Addison Peacock as Kathy Jeremy Ellett as Alex Danyelle Ellett as Holly Blythe Renay as Erica Josh Rubino as Douglass Ray O’Hare as the Tomte Credits read by Ryan Philbrook MUSIC The Marian Circle Drum Brigade - Kitchen Holizna - Oh Holy Night Axletree - Goldfinch Flight to the North Axletree - The Silent Grove Mystery Mammal - Shchedryk Gregor Quendel - Sub003 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Build A Prince: A Royal Christmas Love Story follows the fiercely independent Princess Adelaide as she discovers she MUST be married by Christmas in order to be crowned queen of Alpinoa. When she finds none of her royal suitors will do, Adelaide decides to create the perfect prince out of a handsome American commoner, Hayden. What’s intended as a formal arrangement turns into something more as Hayden’s kindness and charm begins breaking down her walls. But little do they know… not everyone wants Adelaide to be queen, forcing her to fight for her country, open herself up to love, and come to terms with who she’s meant to be — all in time for Christmas. Starring Spencer Grammer (Rick & Morty, Greek) as Princess Adelaide and Billy Flynn (Days of Our Lives) as Hayden. This four-episode series has now fully aired! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We’re here because we’re here, but we’re all here together on that big blue marble.

Chanukah isn’t a big holiday, that’s more Rosh Hashana or Yom Kippur.

It might sound silly, but sometimes I worry that missing home means I made the wrong choice.