Sean of the South's first Christmas special—whatever that means. Sean sings a beloved carol, then delivers a story about Christmas and eighteen-wheelers. Live, from the Luverne United Methodist Church. With music by the Red Cedar Review, and carols on the classical guitar by Alex Barnett.

Sean sings a beloved carol, then delivers a story about a strange Christmas.

Armed with a nothing but a guitar, Sean Dietrich sings a beloved carol, then delivers a story about childhood loss, and the small-town people who make life beautiful.

Christmas potlucks, Methodists, fried chicken, and Santa Claus. Sean delivers a story about an unexpected visitor for the holidays. Music by the Mobile Children Singing Choir.

Christmas potlucks, Methodists, fried chicken, and Santa Claus.

Sean Dietrich tells a story about a Christmas angel of lowly proportions, live from a county Christmas tree lighting. Music from Charleston, South Carolina's Red Cedar Review.

A story of Christmas and bloodhounds, live from the Buchanan County cattle auction. Sean Dietrich delivers a gilded story of childhood and its unexpected blessings. Music by North Carolina's own Kelley and the Cowboys.

Sean Dietrich delivers a tale live from the historic courtroom in Monroeville, Alabama. A story of bankruptcy, biscuits, homes on wheels, and an undying love for Mama. Music by 18-year-old New Orleans prodigy, Cameron Dupuy, and his Mid-City Aces.

Holiness churches, snake handlers, and poundcake. Sean sings, and delivers a tale of serpentine proportions at the Chilton County Poundcake Competition in Verbena, Alabama.

A country dance with pinewood dance-floors, old barns, and old ladies sipping moonshine. Welcome to the world of walking-talking cliches from middle Alabama—with music from Copperline.