• A Trashcan Christmas

  • Dec 23 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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A Trashcan Christmas

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  • THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS!!


    KINDNESS IS ALWAYS FREE!!


    UANRADIO presents a New Hoilday Tale sure to inspire and remind us of all our good fortunes.


    This is the tale of a man who had it all but found himself on the streets homeless. Despite his many tragedies and setbacks he remains optimistic that God will take care of him. Through memories of his past family life he survives the brutal streets hopeful of a Christmas Eve miracle.




    The holiday season can be unrelenting and tough for those who don't have anyone to share them with. It is our hope that by presenting stories like this one as hard as it is to listen to, the message of hope and perseverance will come through and help those that are in need make it through the season. The story is also for those who need a reminder that every day of life is a gift.

    THE CONTENT IS RATED PG - 13 FOR DRUG USE REFERANCE AND ONE USE OF ONE PROFANITY IN THE SHOWS 3rd SEGMENT


    This show is a presentation from our good friends at UANRADIO Network

    Special thanks to the following Artist for their amazing Christmas music :

    Tony Christmas - piano renditions of Deck the Halls, Silent Night and We Wish you a Merry Christmas

    Johnny Snow- Jingle Bells theme song

    IceCream-Jazzy Christmas

    All can be found at the DayFox Club. Check it out

    Questions or comments- ttmproductions@outlook.com

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/real-christmas-stories--6457283/support.
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