Stay sane this holiday season by listening to The Complete Christmas: A Morality Tale for Tired Mothers and Wives!
Best-smelling author and 1960s self-help guru, Marabel May saved your marriage in The Complete Woman. She helped you become the best version of yourself in Complete Joy. She planned your wedding in The Complete Wedding...and now, she's saving Christmas in her latest audio series, The Complete Christmas!
The Complete Christmas is the story of Marabel May, a little housewife who, driven mad from holiday stress, decides to cancel Christmas! She goes on a magical Christmas Eve journey, led by her talking kitchen appliances, throughout space and time and learns the true meaning of Christmas. It's like The Christmas Carol, but for 1960s housewives!
Created, written and edited by Amanda Lund.
With music by Dan Gross
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