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The Cajun Night Before Christmas (told by Jules d’Hemmecourt)

Dec 24, 2022 • Audio and Podcasts

Editor’s Note: We always do things a bit differently in the south, and Christmas is no exception. Alligators lead Santa’s sleigh, Mr. Bingle is still more popular than Frosty, and we have our own version of “The [Cajun] Night Before Christmas.” Here’s a reading of this swampy, timeless classic read by Jules d’Hemmecourt. 

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