You, Me, And Carol

We're back. For our fourth annual Christmas Carol outing, we watch the origin of The Christmas Carol story with The Man Who Invented Christmas. We had a really good time with it and it really helps fill out the context of the most famous Christmas story ever told.  Grab a cup of hot cocoa, some cookies, and chill out to an hour of two total professionals go on about Christmas Carol related dealings.  Merry Christmas, Everyone. 

Unfortunately, audio issues have plagued this episode. A recording glitch occurred that wasn't detectable until I began editing.  That said, the show must go on. We talk a Blackadder Christmas Carol and how this Christmas Carol story turns things on its head and reveals the true nature of humanity. Merry Christmas! 

Here we go! Two years in a row! Anna and I discuss Scrooged, which may be the most insane Christmas Carol version on record. We dip into Muppets Christmas Carol a little bit as well.  On another note, Anna kind of loses it and takes it too far by spoiling Westworld a little.  We ask the questions: Who is 2016's Scrooge? If you were to cast a new version of the Christmas Carol, who would be in it? And of course, How can we make this podcast more appealing to pets? Merry Christmas, everyone. 

Merry Christmas! Welcome to your new Christmas tradition brought to you by the Malones! Sit back, pour some hot cocoa, and listen to Will's poor understanding of the Dickens story, while his wife Christmas shames him. It's a great time! Anna reads the book that started it all, and the two watched the 1938 Christmas Carol (on Netflix) for discussion this year.  Enjoy!

You, Me, and Carol was formed on Episode 28 of The 365 with Will Malone titled "Christmas Adam". In this episode you can really find out how much Anna loves Christmas movies.  Give it a go. You can find The 365 with Will Malone on iTunes or wherever else you get podcasts. We talk about art and finding your way in the world day to day. Oh and Star Wars.  

Welcome to our annual Christmas Carol podcast!  We tear apart every version of the Christmas Carol ever made, annually, every Christmas Eve.  Get ready for the holiday joyride of a lifetime.