The Albritton Letters

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Topic Category:

Society and Culture, Comedy

Topic Sub-Category:

Personal Journals

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Language:

English

Copyright Notice:

2025

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 3

Series Type: episodic

Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

The Albritton Letters began as handwritten and/or typewritten letters to many of Lloyd Albritton's friends and family back in the mid-1980s. The Letters in those days were copied and mailed via the U.S. Postal Service. This podcast is a continuation of that concept, but in a modern audio and video format hosted by Lloyd and his brother Phillip, and occasionally incuding guest appearances by his other brothers, Ronnie, Avis and Gregory. Discussons may be about anything and everything that seems of interest to this pair of septuagenarian brothers.

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The podcast covers a diverse range of topics including clothing fads and fashions, pet ownership, and the art of writing letters. For instance, Episode 3 explores the evolution of clothing styles and societal influences on fashion, while Episode 2 dives into the intelligence and importance of dogs and cats in human lives. The brothers focus on sharing opinions and thoughts rather than providing definitive answers.

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