The Welcome to Spirits podcast, a boozy dive into mythology, legends, and folklore.

Every week we pour a drink and learn about a new story, our Korean Netflix movie from around the world.

I'm Amanda.

And I'm Julia.

And, uh, God, Amanda, first off, this is coming out on Christmas.

And I know probably...

Happy Crembus.

I know probably a lot of people aren't going to listen to this on Christmas Day, most likely.

Speak for yourself, Julia. Hanukkah doesn't

start until tonight, baby. I have eight whole hours of daylight to get through before Hanukkah begins.

Hell yeah, I was going to ask when Hanukkah is arriving this time of year, but... It's a true

Christmica. Oh my gosh, I love that. And then you're going like straight into kind of New Year's then, huh? Exactly. Yeah. It takes up almost all the days in between. But Julia, after so kindly

covering a Hanukkah movie with me last year. It was very good, though. It was. It was.

It was a great Hanukkah movie. You know, I feel like, you know, you deserve a little bit too.

Hanukkah gets so much and Christmas gets so overlooked. There's like, you know, there's like the 12 foot menorah and then like a 12 inch Christmas tree.

You just kind of like tucked to the side, you know, like in the coffee shop or whatever.

So I think it's important we're drawing attention to this important holiday.

Yeah.

As we know, Christmas is fairly unknown to most people.

So yeah.

It's really nice that Netflix is really investing itself in

diversity, religious diversity when it comes to the movies that they're like self-employed white people

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