Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!!
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It's the battle of the Franceses...the Francees? The Franci?
And what do you call a group of people called Frances?
Anyway, this week's story is from Irish Poet Frances Browne. Ken talks all about her before turning things over to Heather to read "The Christmas Cuckoo"!
The story gets side tracked by discussion of Weird Harvard Majors, a Magical Waffle House, and Heather accidentally ruining her Google search algorithm.
Oh, also, if you happen to know Travis McElroy, send him this episode or just let him know the team at Campfire Classics appreciates the work he put in at Twenty Sided Tavern
"The Christmas Cuckoo" was first published in 1857.
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