This is a Christmas episode that was neither recorded nor published in the summer(!). Present are Yannick, Dave, Paul, Dave, Mikael and Andrew. Detailed clarifiobfuscation below.
- Opening statement: License notice.
 - Sensible people!
 - Music
 - Paleontology
 - Introductions with geography
 
- The Aged
 - Breathing
 - Mowed show notes?
 - Free culture Christmas
 - NaPodPoMo by Dave
 - Podcast statistics
 - Fruits and berries
 - The Advent of Merchandising
 - Coffee items 1 2
 - Beautification of duffers and others
 - Exploring the Amazon estuary
 - Yannick speaks German
 - A taxing discussion
 - mcnalu is baffled
 - Hello!
 - Yannick speaks American
 - Hello!
 - Stop breathing!
 - Doctor Who?
 - Guess the sounds
 - Good night!
 - Lavatory revelation
 - Leftist revelation
 - “What on Earth is that noise?!”
 - Phone etiquette
 - Dave’s strange hands
 - Beer time!
 - Christmas music interlude
 - Emissions
 - Duffer Christmases
 - Enter the Santa
 - Tomte
 - Santa – red herring?
 - We are censored
 - Funny ethnicities
 - License to duff
 - Train and timetable coincidences
 - Swedish and Japanese trains
 - Accidents
 - South Sea cinema
 - Expose duffers
 - Dave explains HPR syndication without extortion
 - We do not use Flattr anymore, but we do have Patreon! With extortion. We also mentioned Ko-fi and Liberapay
 - We find out we have a Twitter account since 2013.
 - Admin Admin Podcast
 - Last month we were astonished that we finally published an episode 14. It seems others were, too: Andy C and sm2n.
 - Outro with music
 
Music played
Intro/Outro: The Collegiate Choir – Come All Ye Faithful (1920) PD
In episode: We Wish you a Merry Christmas by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
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Episode art
Puck Magazine cover, 1902 via Wikimedia Commons. PD
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