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Tonight on the Show, Holiday Wonderland: Where are some of the Holiday Places to go in Columbus? Plus, a look back at a few of the past Columbus Holiday traditions, and what's left during this holiday season?

"Christmas In Columbus: Holiday Adventure" - through December 18 at the Short North Stage (1187 N. High St., Short North; 614-725-4042; http://www.shortnorthstage.org)
"The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" - through December 18 at Columbus Childrens' Theatre Park Street Theatre (512 N. Park St., Arena District; http://www.columbuschildrenstheatre.org; 614-224-6672)

HOLIDAY LIGHTS:
- Wildlights at the Columbus Zoo (to January 1; http://www.columbuszoo.org)
- Grand Illumination (to January 2; http://www.columbus.gov)
- Columbus Commons Holiday Lights (to January 1; http://www.columbuscommons.org)
- Merry & Bright (to January 1; http://www.fpconservatory.org)

HOLIDAY SIGHTS:
(Most have already happened...better luck in 2017)
- Huntington 25th Anniversary Train Display - Main Branch, Columbus Metropolitan Library (http://www.columbuslibrary.org)
- Dickens of a Christmas (December 16-18; Ohio Village; http://www.ohiohistory.org)
- The Nutcracker (Through Christmas Eve; Ohio Theatre: 39 E. State St., http://www.balletmet.org)

TREES/MENORAHS:
- BEXLEY (Drexel Circle: NE Corner of E. Broad St. & N. Drexel Avenue - TREE; MENORAH - SW Corner? of E. Broad St. & S. Drexel Ave.)
- WORTHINGTON (Southeast Village Green - High Street and State Route 161)
- WESTERVILLE (City Hall: 21 S. State St.)
- GERMAN VILLAGE (Frank Fetch Park: 238 E. Beck St.)
- SHORT NORTH (Poplar Park: N. High St. & Poplar Ave.)
- GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS (Grandview Parks & Rec: 1515 Goodale Blvd.)
- UPPER ARLINGTON (Arlington Fire Station: 2095 Arlington Ave.)
- DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS (Columbus Commons: 160 S. High St.)
- FRANKLINTON (Harrison House/Franklinton Historical Society: 570 W. Broad St.)
- GROVE CITY (City Hall: 4035 Broadway)

With winter finally laying into Central Ohio, Youth Beat uses this week to explore some cold weather activities and to look back on the summer bird migrations. We also look at shifting trends in social media, and why pictures seem to be becoming more popular than words. Featuring youth from the Barack Recreation Center.

This week Brett and Bryan bring to you

// The box per month lifestyle // Flipping out on drugs // The effects of the overtime law // Losing benefits as you work for a company longer // There is no moral person sitting at the board // Labor is in a bad place // There is no reason to work this much //

The Closing song was

Shonen Knife - Space Christmas

9/11 Building 7 - Martin Noakes

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A collection of protest songs to help you get in the spirit this season in the sunset hours of the republic.