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Episode 89

Join Beth as she revisits Hersheypark’s Christmas Candylane event for a festive trip down memory lane. Discover what's new at Hersheypark's beloved seasonal event, from sparkling light displays and holiday treats to meeting Santa and his reindeer.

But it’s not all smooth sailing—Beth also uncovers a few surprises, including unexpected ride closures and what you need to know before planning your visit..

What you’ll hear in this episode:

• Holiday activities and experiences you can expect, including light shows and Santa’s reindeer
• A look at the food and treats available at Christmas Candylane
• Tips for visiting if you're hoping to ride the thrill coasters and what to do if they’re closed
• Pricing details and what to expect for ticket costs during the event

Whether you’re a Hersheypark regular or a first-time visitor, this episode will help you make the most of your holiday trip.

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Episode 88

This week, we’re heading back to New York City to visit iconic locations featured in some of the most beloved Christmas movies and holiday TV shows. Grab your mittens and join me as we explore these festive spots that capture the magic of the season!

Episode Highlights:

• Rockefeller Center: From Home Alone 2 to Elf and Spider-Man: No Way Home, this iconic tree is more than just a holiday attraction. It's the backdrop to moments of joy, wonder, and action.
• Central Park: Explore the winter wonderland of Central Park, featured in Elf, Home Alone 2, Serendipity, and Scrooged.
• Macy’s Herald Square: The heart of New York’s holiday shopping, seen in Miracle on 34th Street and Elf. Macy’s window displays and holiday magic make it a must-see stop.
• FAO Schwarz: This magical toy store makes an appearance in Home Alone 2 and Big, and remains a nostalgic, festive favorite.

From the towering tree at Rockefeller Center to the cozy corners of Katz’s and Serendipity 3, New York City is full of festive magic. Whether you’re planning a trip or just dreaming of the Big Apple, these filming locations offer the perfect dose of holiday cheer!

Tune in to hear all about these spots and the holiday movie magic they bring to life.

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Episode 87

I’m taking you on a journey to Seneca Falls, NY, to visit the It's a Wonderful Life Museum. Now, before you start thinking, "Wait, isn’t that just for hardcore fans of the movie?"—let me admit something: I’m not the biggest fan of It’s a Wonderful Life...yet. But after visiting this charming museum, I’m now a convert and definitely planning to rewatch the film this holiday season.

So, what does this iconic holiday film have to do with a small town in New York? Quite a bit, actually! While director Frank Capra never officially confirmed it, local lore suggests that Seneca Falls inspired the fictional Bedford Falls, the heart of It’s a Wonderful Life. From the town’s main street to its iconic steel bridge, the similarities are striking, and there’s even a compelling local legend about a man who gave his life to save another from the bridge—much like George Bailey’s character.

In this episode, I’ll take you through:

• The fascinating connection between Seneca Falls and Bedford Falls
• Highlights from the museum, including original props, movie memorabilia, and fun facts
• The upcoming expansion plans for the museum and what’s in store for the future
• A special visit to the bridge that inspired one of the most iconic scenes in the film

But that’s not all! We’ll also explore Seneca Falls's history, a major landmark in the history of women’s rights in the U.S., with stops at the Women’s Rights National Historical Park, the National Women’s Hall of Fame, and more.

If you're a fan of It’s a Wonderful Life or just curious about this quirky piece of pop culture history, this episode is for you. Plus, I'll share some reflections from my visit and why Seneca Falls should definitely be on your travel radar.

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