Show Notes
When a young boy finds himself unable to stop singing Jingle Bells no matter how hard he tries, his mother reveals a disturbing explanation for why Christmas carols become so impossibly stuck in people's heads.
“Lyrical Velcro” by Fionna Cosgrove
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