'Tis the season, podcast fans. In between whatever shows you're listening to, you're no doubt also lending your ears to the familiar refrains of Christmas songs. From traditional carols to new favorites to creative remixes, the music of Christmas is an ever-growing genre of music, and the extraordinary impact it has on this time of year has not changed in a long, long time.

On this episode of As You Go, Bo sits down with occasional co-hosts Robert Comeaux (Worship & Arts Pastor at Dunwoody Baptist Church) and Judi Jackson (Director of Student Services, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), along with ever faithful Producer Ross, for a lighthearted, fun-filled examination of what makes Christmas music such an important aspect of our holiday observance. They debate the best songs and carols, disagree about the worst, and share with each other the unique ways music enhances their own personal worship and reverence for the birth of Jesus Christ.

We'd love to hear from you about this same subject. What's your favorite carol? What's your least favorite? Do you agree that The First Noel is overrated? You can let us know all that and more by writing to us. Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/asyougopodcast, on Twitter and Instagram at @asyougopodcast, or e-mail us directly at [email protected]. We truly would enjoy hearing from you!

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