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Part 2 of 7 – Something's wrong...While shopping for a Christmas tree, Holly finds herself being transported to Tinsel Town yet again and this time the Conductor has it in for the local Christmas tree farmer, who doesn’t exactly fall under the Conductor’s definition of “traditional”. Holly and Cornelius need to help change the town’s mind about the quirky trees and convince them that starting new traditions can be just as meaningful as celebrating old ones.
FIND US ON PODCHASERFollow "Welcome to Tinsel Town" on PodchaserRate & review this episodeSUPPORT THE SHOWThis episode is sponsored by Audible. Visit audibletrial.com/tinseltown and sign up for a free 30 day trial to receive your FREE audiobook.Get that Tinsel Town Merch! Visit the Welcome to Tinsel Town store.Welcome to Tinsel Town"Welcome to Tinsel Town" is a Triangle Content production
Part 2 of 7 – Something's wrong...While shopping for a Christmas tree, Holly finds herself being transported to Tinsel Town yet again and this time the Conductor has it in for the local Christmas tree farmer, who doesn’t exactly fall under the Conductor’s definition of “traditional”. Holly and Cornelius need to help change the town’s mind about the quirky trees and convince them that starting new traditions can be just as meaningful as celebrating old ones.
FIND US ON PODCHASERFollow "Welcome to Tinsel Town" on PodchaserRate & review this episodeSUPPORT THE SHOWThis episode is sponsored by Audible. Visit audibletrial.com/tinseltown and sign up for a free 30 day trial to receive your FREE audiobook.Get that Tinsel Town Merch! Visit the Welcome to Tinsel Town store.Welcome to Tinsel Town"Welcome to Tinsel Town" is a Triangle Content production
CreditsProduction
Executive Producer – Dave KeineWritten and Directed by Adam Ganong & Jenna KnorrMusic & Audio Production by Adam GanongScript Editor – Alex RiouxAdditional Writing by Dave KeineAdditional Music by Ken MillerCast
Jenna KnorrAdam GanongAlex RiouxSharisse LeBrunJean-Michel ClicheKira ChisholmHannah BlizzardJake KnorrAdditional Cast
Dave KeineDaniel GanongPhilip HallWayne KnorrSpecial Thanks to
Dorothy KeineWayne & Susan KnorrAdam RaymondaLinksOfficial WebsiteTwitter @heytinseltownFacebook @heytinseltownInstagram @heytinseltown
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Listen to episode one herePart 2 of 7 – Something's wrong...While shopping for a Christmas tree, Holly finds herself being transported to Tinsel Town yet again and this time the Conductor has it in for the local Christmas tree farmer, who doesn’t exactly fall under the Conductor’s definition of “traditional”. Holly and Cornelius need to help change the town’s mind about the quirky trees and convince them that starting new traditions can be just as meaningful as celebrating old ones.
FIND US ON PODCHASERFollow "Welcome to Tinsel Town" on PodchaserRate & review this episodeSUPPORT THE SHOWThis episode is sponsored by Audible. Visit audibletrial.com/tinseltown and sign up for a free 30 day trial to receive your FREE audiobook.Get that Tinsel Town Merch! Visit the Welcome to Tinsel Town store.Welcome to Tinsel Town"Welcome to Tinsel Town" is a Triangle Content production
CreditsProduction
Executive Producer – Dave KeineWritten and Directed by Adam Ganong & Jenna KnorrMusic & Audio Production by Adam GanongScript Editor – Alex RiouxAdditional Writing by Dave KeineAdditional Music by Ken MillerCast
Jenna KnorrAdam GanongAlex RiouxSharisse LeBrunJean-Michel ClicheKira ChisholmHannah BlizzardJake KnorrAdditional Cast
Dave KeineDaniel GanongPhilip HallWayne KnorrSpecial Thanks to
Dorothy KeineWayne & Susan KnorrAdam RaymondaLinksOfficial WebsiteTwitter @heytinseltownFacebook @heytinseltownInstagram @heytinseltown
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