"The American St Nick" - Chapters 1 thru 4; Series 17, Episode 1 of 4

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12/05/22 • 57 min

Welcome to Episode 1 of an exclusive Warrior Next Door Podcast presentation. A full reading of the true WWII story “The American St Nick”. It is the remarkable story of a few GI’s of the 28th Infantry Division who brought Christmas to the children of the small war torn town of Wiltz, Luxembourg on the eve of the Battle of the Bulge. In this episode, Chapters 1 and 2 are read by the author Peter Lion; chapters 3 and 4 are read by your podcast co-host Tony Lupo. Notably, this episode will air on Monday Dec 5, 2022: 78 years to the day that the actual event happened during WWII.

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Next Series Preview - A full reading of "The American St. Nick" written by Peter Lion

During the month of December, we have an exclusive Christmas gift for the listeners of The Warrior Next Door Podcast. Join us as we do a full reading of the true WWII story “The American St Nick”. It is the remarkable story of a few GI’s of the 28th Infantry Division who brought Christmas to the children of the small war torn town of Wiltz, Luxembourg on the eve of the Battle of the Bulge. This story will make you proud and is a fine example set by our WWII men in uniform showing the best of what humanity has to offer in a time when we were seeing what the worst of humanity could do. This book does not exist as an audio book and for the first time, will be read by several narrators including the Emmy award winning author Peter Lion, the children of key characters in the story, as well as your podcast hosts Tony and Ryan. Don’t miss this exclusive special presentation unique to this podcast that will warm your heart. Notably the first episode will air on Monday Dec 5, 2022: 78 years to the day that the actual event happened during WWII

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"The American St Nick" - Chapters 5 thru 8; Series 17, Episode 2 of 4

Welcome to Episode 2 of the exclusive 4 part reading of Peter Lion's "The American St Nick". In this episode Chapters 5 and 6 will be read by the daughter of Richard Brookins: Carol Brookins-Northrup and Chapters 7and 8 will be read by Richard Brookins eldest son , David Brookins.