We take a closer look at a tri-state holiday staple: the Schnecken. We hear from the baker whose great-grandfather brought the recipe from Germany in 1904, and why he closed Virginia Bakery in 2005 We talk with two generations of Busken family about their decision to keep Virginia Bakery's Schnecken recipe alive. Also find out how you can check out Shillito's Elves this holiday season. Happy Holidays everyone! - Rob

Hi, everyone. Rob Williams here. I hope you had a nice weekend.

I made a major error with this week's episode. Hear about my huge fail.

Also, this week we preview The Nutcracker which premieres Thursday.

Did you know that Cincinnati has a live full orchestra for every performance? Hear why.

You can take your kids to see Santa at Newport on the Levee, and this year it's free.

Co-owner of Cincinnati's first cereal bar, Saturday Morning Vibes, told me about an event she's having called A Magical Christmas Morning with Cereal, Cartoons and Santa. Here's the link I promised during this week's episode: https://smvcerealbar.com/santa/

Celebrating the holidays continues in this episode.

This week Rob explains how your family can have breakfast with Santa.

A cereal bar? In Cincinnati? Yep, it's a thing from Captain Cruch to Fruit Loops. We give you the scoop on Saturday Morning Vibes.

Also, things to do this weekend from Bridge View Igloos in Newport to a Reindog Parade in Mt. Adams.

The Deep Dive this week is with Arielle Nelson from Saturday Morning Vibes about her inspiration and opening a small business during a pandemic.

Listen first, then go out and enjoy the weekend.

Rob