This is a special message following This Week In Nihilism from the week of December 25, 2017.

This Week In Nihilism: your source for none of the news that matters.

This week, our team covers the end of the "war on Christmas" in the landmass arbitrarily known as the United States, the ongoing investigation into the alleged interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, and as always, nihilism in popular culture, the weather, and the Nietzsche quote of the week.

It's an encore presentation of A Nihilist Family Christmas special, now a yearly tradition on the Nihilist Podcast Network.

Discover the true meaning of Christmas along with Martha and Jimothy Sr., and their children Reese, Jimmy Jr., and the baby -- not to mention Sallie the dog -- in this radio drama.

A Nihilist Family Christmas is presented for your enjoyment by Cookie Pie Cakes.

The Greek chorus of Sisyphus fan fiction writers chimes in again with an episode written and read by Bill Kracke.

As always, this episode of The Sisyphist includes a description of one day in the life of Sisyphus, a man doomed for eternity to push a boulder up a mountain all day, and chase it down the mountain all night.

This Week In Nihilism issues corrections on past programs, including the Nihilist Research Council's assessments of #peaknihilism, and the Nihilist Health Minute.

"What's the Meaning of This?" is a show about the nonsense meaning behind everything that exists. This week's expert is here to talk about ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

This week in its Thanksgiving-themed episode, Nihilist ASMR host Serenity Brixwater brings a holiday series of 10 sounds designed to meaninglessly stimulate your brain cells.

Sounds included in this episode:

*Weekly purr*: Charlie

Leaves

Holiday traffic

Axe

Kitchen disaster

Awkward family dinner conversations

Whipped cream

Women cleaning up after Thanksgiving dinner while men do nothing but watch football

Napping with the football game on

Black Friday fight

The Advyss is a call-in program with radio personality and advice guru Darlene Dobbs.

When you stare into the Advyss, the Advyss stares back into you.

Today your Advysor apologizes in a manner that completely fulfills the requirements of the legal department and the network producers for drinking beer on the job, and then answers several more questions about beer.

"This One Time..." is a show of stories that, like our lives, have no purpose -- but DO have an end. This is episode 4 from Bill Baxter, who tells about a time he went to a bar.

The Greek chorus of Sisyphus fan fiction writers chimes in with an episode written by Paul Obarowski and read by Mandie Miles, with a special message from Sisyphist veteran Sarah Harmer.

In this episode of The Sisyphist, Sisyphus does all the usual things and no additional ones.