Rikki and Mary both love White Christmas. This episode features Jeff Smith, the admin of the Facebook group page, "White Christmas (1954) The Movie."

Junior high history teacher, former radio DJ and friend of the podcast, Eric Taylor, returns to the podcast to talk about the Carpenters at Christmas time as October Christmas music month continues.

Josh Graham, aka DJ Joshua, gives us suggestions and help for the best Christmas Jazz music to listen to this season.

Ken Kessler, with the Sounds Of Christmas podcast and website, takes us back in time to the classic Doo-wop music era and the joy of this Christmas music from the 1950s and early 60s.

Julie Lavender, author of "A Gingerbread House" talks to us about what started as a fun family holiday project, that became a Christmas tradition, and now shows up in the pages of a children's book.

Glen Eggerts joins us to talk about a special homemade Christmas tradition of fruitcake — and not just any fruitcake. This is a family recipe passed down for many years.

Jeff Carter, a vintage Christmas lighting expert, is back on the show and joins us to talk about Christmas traditions. Check out his website, GEChristmas.com.

Independent artisan Mike Hurst of Hurst's Handblown Glass in Ogden, Utah, makes and sells his own handblown glass ornaments. He explains lamp work and talks all about how these beautiful Christmas ornaments are made.

Sean Sotka, of MyMerryChristmas.com, producer of MMC "Tracking Santa," and the Christmas Podcasts podcast joins us for the last part of our series, "Making the Perfect Christmas Playlist."

Eric Taylor of the Jukebox Journey podcast joins us to talk about curating a playlist all of versions of "White Christmas."