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Celebrate the holiday spirit with an hour of Christmas gospel music! Also, WNYC’s Terrance McKnight shares some of his favorite classical holiday music. Plus: get tips on what to prepare for breakfast on Christmas morning - from festive waffles to easy egg dishes.
We want your recipes for holiday punches and nogs! On Mon. Dec. 29, we're hosting a festive beverage recipe swap. Check it out!
Guests:
Terrance McKnightChristmas Gospel
Leonard celebrates the holiday spirit by DJing an hour of his favorite classic Christmas gospel songs!
Terrance McKnight: Christmas Classics
WNYC’s own Terrance McKnight, host of Evening Music, shares his picks for some great classical Christmas music.
Terrance's album picks include:
"Noel Pianissimo," Duo Campion-Vachon (Analekta)
"A Robert Shaw Christmas: Angels on High," Robert Shaw Chamber Singers (Telarc)
"40 Most Beautiful Christmas Classics" ...
What to Eat on Christmas Morning
Want tips for what to eat on Christmas morning? Chef Michael LoMonaco of Porter House New York shares his ideas for what to have for breakfast or brunch on Christmas – whether or not you feel like cooking.
Weigh in: What do you eat for breakfast on Christmas ...
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