• Little Boy Christmas - The Forgotten Son of Mr & Mrs Claus

  • Dec 22 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
  • Podcast

Little Boy Christmas - The Forgotten Son of Mr & Mrs Claus

  • Summary

  • Quick heads up: Little Boy Christmas has a tenuous relationship with his parents, and therefore, this episode isn’t suited for kids.

    Have you ever wondered about Little Boy Christmas, the forgotten son of Santa and Mrs Claus?

    Nope, neither had we.

    That’s probably why he’s forgotten.

    Looking like an unbelievably shredded Dickensian orphan (you’re going to want to watch the YouTube for this one), Little Boy Christmas chats to Hugh, Ryan and Josh about the physical and psychological pressures of being in the most famous family in the world.

    A BIG thank you to Guy Montgomery who introduced us to Little Boy Christmas.

    All ad revenue from this episode will be donated to Guy Montgomery’s chosen charity of Auckland City Mission. Auckland City Mission responds to poverty, aiming to help people find permanent housing and food. If you’d like to donate, or check out what they’re about, follow this link - https://bit.ly/3VB0dfM

    🎧Things to listen to:

    • Mrs Claus - Santa’s Better Half - https://bit.ly/4gns2zX
    • Santa Claus - A Special Vulnerabilitea House - https://apple.co/40Y7HNs
    • Guy’s podcast - The Worst Idea of All Time - https://apple.co/3DkUYKI

    📺 Things to watch:

    • Guy Montgomery’s Guy Mont Spelling Bee - https://ab.co/4izbmay

    🎟️ Things to buy tickets to:

    • I’ve Noticed So Many Things, It’d Be Unfair To Keep Them To Myself tour
      • Australian Tickets - https://bit.ly/3DczzDx
      • NZ Tickets - https://bit.ly/49BCuC4

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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