NPR Holiday Favorites
Hosted by Susan Stamberg
Like an overstuffed stocking on Christmas morning, NPR Holiday Favorites is full of unexpected pleasures and evergreen delights:
- David Sedaris contributes his now classic "Santaland Diaries," his account of his experiences playing Santa’s little helper at Macy’s in New York.
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Susan Stamberg sneaks her mother-in-law’s recipe for cranberry relish onto the air—again.
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Storyteller Kevin Kling finds an invitation to participate in a production of The Nutcracker too tempting to resist.
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Ghanian-born commentator Meri Danquah shares her thoughts on Kwanzaa.
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Cowboy poet Baxter Black describes a Christmas cookie with "the denseness of an anvil and the half-life of a radial tire."
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Robert Siegel goes in search of the correct spelling for December’s Jewish holiday.
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Adam Gopnik, New Yorker writer and self-proclaimed secularist, celebrates the universal optimism inherent in Christmas.
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The Thanksgiving tables are turned on unsuspecting Bostonians in "When Turkeys Attack."
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Commentator Claudio Sanchez reads "The Night Before Christmas, Latin Style."
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Steven Ivory toasts the kindness of strangers in "My Annual New Year’s Quandary."
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And much more
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