Do Senior Citizens listen to the radio on Christmas Eve?

Radio can still be wonderful!

I did not know about these nice programs.

I had no idea. I wonder if it's a NPR station, because it would disappointing if great shows like that were interrupted by car commercials. Many years ago, I heard War of The Worlds on radio. I was amazed at how real it seemed and understood how the listeners were freaking out.

No, yet my daughter has. We used to ring sleigh bells and slam the door loud each Christmas Eve after Santa had positioned the presents under the tree. We have been given away with it for 2 years, however the 0.33 3 hundred and sixty 5 days while she became approximately 7, she stored sneaking to the stairs attempting to get a top. My uncle instructed my cousins each 3 hundred and sixty 5 days that he became going to objective to seize Santa. he's positioned an old broken undergo seize interior the hearth on Christmas Eve, and on Christmas morning, there would be some thing of Santa's caught interior the seize. one 3 hundred and sixty 5 days it became a black boot. one 3 hundred and sixty 5 days it became crimson flannel pajama bottoms, and one 3 hundred and sixty 5 days it became part of Santa's beard. My cousins observed this as evidence constructive that Santa had quite been there.

Yeah, I will be listening. I know wbbm 780 am radio station plays old-time radio programs. They play the news most of the time, so it might not seem like it's the right channel. There's another one, can't think of the call letters. I will be roaming the dial also.

No. I did not know they had those on there. I usually listen to the Christmas music though.

our radio doesn't seem to pull much and we don't get tv reception either. the family has dish and that's 1000 channels and nothings on. and if something you want to watcfh is on, they don't get that channel.

I did not know they had anything like this. I will try to find it this year. Thanks, for the heads up.