Tully's sister and her family are moving to Iceland in two days, so she is desperate to spend some quality time with her little niece, Sophie before they move so far away. Her roommate, Lana, steps up to the plate to go shopping and make Sophie's visit extra special, when Tully has to go in to work for a meeting on Christmas day. Before the festivities begin though, the roommates encounter a situation with the possibility of ruining their plans. This original hairy yarn, written by Tal Anderson, is inspired by a foreign myth, and after the story, Tal and Kayla Cromer discuss the inspiration behind it. Despite the horror, this episode is full of Holiday spirit. From Violet Sky Media and all the cast and crew of Hairy Yarns, we'd like to wish you a very happy holiday season and best wishes for the new year.
Hairy Yarns is produced by Violet Sky Media in Los Angeles, California. Follow hosts Tal Anderson and Kayla Cromer on Instagram @TheTalAnderson and @KaylaCromerOfficial . The Hairy Yarns Podcast will post updates to the Official Instagram Account @HairyYarnsPodcast . Stay tuned for the next episode!
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