I’m Ken Plume, and soon you’ll be listening to “A Bit Of A Chat” with me, Ken Plume.
In this very special holiday treat, master storyteller (and living legend) Stan Lee reads Clement Clarke Moore’s “‘Twas The Night Before Christmas”…
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