In Part II of the Greenwood and Company Christmas Episode, we find out how Colton got around his Secret Santa Woes with Heather’s food processor, and what Annabelle thought of Jamison’s gift for her. Afterwards, Jamison tells the tale of  his father’s model railroad woes in the poem “Dad’s Christmas Train Accident.”

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

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In Part I of the Greenwood and Company Christmas Episode, Jamison describes how he and Colton struggled to find the perfect Secret Santa gifts for Annabelle and Heather. But come the day of the church Christmas party, Colton runs into a problem that may require spoiling his gift. Also includes a poem on "Glendale Glitters."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison discusses when Annabelle's concert had to be moved at the last minute to Mary Lou Higgins' Restaurant, where shenanigans ensued among a group of theatre geeks and furries. Also includes a poem on going to the theatre, and on the beauty of snow.

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison discusses his love for 20th century American music in a poem, and reminisces about his first crush on his next door neighbor, Chloe Bradbury; noting how music clued him to his impending infatuation. Includes the haibun poem on "Infatuation."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison reminisces on a "Friendsgiving" he celebrated with Colton, Heather, and Annabelle of Brew-Beck's Coffee Shop, along with a rather grotesque duck farm, and a stubborn lid on a whipped cream applicator. Also features two apt Thanksgiving Poems.

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison describes a Saturday morning with his Barista friend, Colton, at Brew-Beck's Coffee shop when a big truck of port-a-potties pulled in out front. Also includes the poems "High Country Trail" and "A Bad Poem."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison looks at the time his beloved Grammy Bentsen had to replace her dishwasher, but how getting a new one set off a disastrous chain reaction. Also includes "Mesquite Tree Sonnet" and "Ode to a Vintage Record Player."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison talks about the time that he went trick or treating with his two best friends, Theo and Taylor, and discovered an abandoned typewriter that was not what it seemed. Also includes two Halloween Poems.

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison talks about the antics involving a drummer, and a creepy girl named Lacey who tried to flirt with him one evening at Brew-Beck's Coffee Shop, one of his usual haunts during his college years. Also includes Jamison's poetic instructions on "The Proper Way to Serve Coffee," and rhymes and meter to ask "What is Jazz?"

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

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Jamison Greenwood welcomes you to the first episode of Greenwood & Company, where he shares the antics involving his friends Theo and Taylor, a substitute teacher, and a bust of Julius Caesar. Also includes two of his poems, "Best Days," and "Salt and Pepper Lids."

Broadcast on the fictional KCTS Radio station, Greenwood & Company is sponsored by several abysmal products that no one in their right mind would want to buy, and philanthropies dedicated to a number of the most bizarre causes.

*DISCLAIMER: All the characters, settings, and situations depicted in this program, as well as all advertised products and organizations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to products, events, organizations, or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Also KCTS-FM "The Kactus" is not an actual radio station.

© Nicholas Bratcher, 2024. All rights reserved.