Tinsel Tales 3: NPR Christmas Stories

WNYC Digital | Dec 18, 2014

In keeping with a well-loved NPR holiday tradition, Lynn Neary hosts a collection of extraordinary Christmas stories that will transport you to unexpected places.

Audie Cornish, Ken Harbaugh, Nina Totenberg and other voices from NPR's past and present tell stories of the season in this hour-long special. Some tales are funny; some are touching; some are insightful or irreverent or nostalgic or surprising. You might recognize them from our broadcast archives — or you might fall in love with them for the first time.

Airs Saturday, December 22 at 10pm on AM820 / New Jersey Public Radio
Airs Tuesday, December 25 at 1pm on 93.9FM / AM820 / New Jersey Public Radio

Explore all of our 2018 holiday programming here.

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