Among the greatest of all Christmas traditions is the watching of Christmas movies. we all have our favorites and they have been around for centuries. Christmas movies really began to take hold during the 1940s and many of the films made are still Classics to this day. Christmas movies have earned a rightful place in history. From It's a Wonderful Life to A Christmas Story, Christmas movies have a place in many hearts.scources:

https://www.networkisa.org/screenwriting_articles/view/a-look-inside-the-christmas-movie

https://heycinemasugar.com/posts/how-did-christmas-movies-become-a-thing

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https://www.tcm.com/articles/372711/behind-the-camera-miracle-on-34th-street

Every Christmas , specials are shown on television. Whether it's Charlie Brown or Rudolph, there's something for everyone. Join me as I discuss the history of Christmas specials

In part 2 of my 2 part interview with Rankin/Bass biographer Rick Goldschmidt, we discuss some of the other Rankin/Bass features and some of the most famous specials. I find the answer to a question I have had for quite and we discuss some of the best music in the Rankin/Bass specials.