Avoid the Crush at PRX!

Avoid the Crush at PRX!

Hi friend of PRX,

Retailers are crowing about Cyber Monday -- the first shopping day after Black Friday when holiday Internet sales are a big thing. We're not ho-hum (or bah humbug) about this, but everyday is a big sales day on the Internets at PRX.org. Open 24/7. No lines. Heck, stations are already shopping for pieces to air in 2008! Stuff your Christmas stockings with 'classical' gifts from Virtuoso Voices. Share a simple blessing. Remember Katrina survivors in this new documentary special.

No need for wrapping paper!
-John

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Have a Holly Jolly Something
The Sound of Young America Holiday Special
Jesse Thorn, 59:00
Have you heard what Ira Glass calls "one of my favorite podcasts" yet?

The Christmas Tree Incident
David Maxon, 10:44
Bucking consumerism at Christmas carries a price in this tale from the north woods.

Go shopping with our "Editor's Picks" Christmas collection.

Hanukkah with Byron
Terin Mayer and Emma Cohen, 8:55
Celebrating Hanukkah in a dingy dorm lounge with an unlikely companion.

Browse the "Editor's Picks" for Hanukkah.

(Image by Duane Romanell.)

Season of Faith
Portraits of Faith
Aaron Henkin, 49:30
What does it mean to believe?

Former Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas (1951)
This I Believe, 04:28
William O. Douglas speaks about faith and freedom in this selecton from the original This I Believe series.

With God On Our Side: From Rivalry To Reconciliation
Richard Paul, 60:00
How people of faith view people of other faiths.
"This is an extremely important piece of radio." - McKibben | full review

Hear more on faith.

Help!
Help! Is On The Way
Nicole Haldeman, 48:21
Python Michael Palin presents a radio special about the Beatles' second movie Help!, first released in 1965.

Hear more Beatles on PRX.

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