The North Pole Podcast: Recent Episodes
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A new episode of the North Pole Podcast just dropped and in it Elf Crash Murphy explains a little more in depth about what’s happening with the Elf Community here at SantaTrackers.net.
While development continues – and I know this only because I’m part of the testing team at Flight Command — Elf Crash does say that aside from technical changes Santa is concerned that the Elf Community struggles during the months of November and December. The site gets flooded with what Elf Crash characterizes as “troublemakers” and that dealing with them during the busiest days of the year continues to be a challenge Santa doesn’t want.
Elf Crash was clear to point out that no decision has been made about the Elf Community and whether or not it will be coming back.
I can tell you this: Elf Moe had his hands full last year and we didn’t see much of him publicly during the season and that’s because he was so busy behind the scenes.
Elf Crash indicates that Christmas in July is the time-frame for answers to these questions and what the plan will be moving forward.
We will keep you posted.
Elf Frank Myrrh and Elf Crash Murphy have now filed this radio news report of the crash of a test flight of Santa's Sleigh.
Elves Frank Myrrh and Crash Murphy finally get in the studios of Kringle Radio to put together a new podcast episode, this time talking about what happens at the North Pole after Christmas.
It is a great insight into the life of elves in the moments just after Santa gets back to the North Pole.
This episode also features a little tidbit or two about what's happening here at SantaTrackers.net.
It's a good introduction to the North Pole Podcast for elves who don't know about it. Plus, it will help you with the NEW podcast that will be making it's debut right here on SantaTrackers.net very soon -- a podcast for elves ABOUT elves. Coming soon!
Greetings, Elves!
Today's training is all about the Red Zone.
The world never stops spinning. Time marches on. When one part of the world awakens to a new day, the other part of the world is heading into the darkness of night.
Come Christmas we mark this passage of time when each sector enters what we call the Red Zone.
The Red Zone is when a sector enters into the day of Christmas Eve. The Red Zone runs from midnight local time of Christmas Eve morning until Santa calls for bedtime on Christmas Eve night.
The Red Zone is kind of like a rallying cry for Santa Tracker Elves. It's when we get to do the real work we sign up to do -- tracking Santa for Santa. Here is a North Pole Radio report from last Christmas explaining it:
What are you going to be doing when you get in the Red Zone? Here is a summary: 1. Your eyes will be on THIS website right here. It will be right here where your supervisor will post instruction from Flight Command of what is needed to help Santa. Click here to see what that kind of post looks like. 2. You'll be watching The Map, which will be available on all official North Pole websites. 3. You'll be following the North Pole News. 4. You'll be watching developments of Santa's flight at North Pole Flight Command. 5. You'll be listening to Santa Tracker Radio, also right here on this website. 6. You'll be the local North Pole agent to those people around you in your home, your neighborhood and on social media.
We would remind you that while being in the Red Zone you will have to juggle your duties as an elf with the activities of your family. Santa wants you to remember that YOUR FAMILY COMES FIRST.
The beauty of Santa having 40 million plus tracker elves this year means that the work is spread around. Lots of other elves in your sector will be working the Red Zone as you will be. If you cannot respond to a call to action at a certain time -- don't worry about it. Others will pick you up!
Questions? Feel free to ask them below.
We all just got the announcement. Some are really stunned.
40 million!!!!!
I'm not sure what to think myself. Most elves are kind of cool with it after they heard this on Kringle Radio:
As for me, well, give me a few days to get used to this idea.
Last year was crazy. The year before that was crazy. The year before that was...nuts.
All I can say right now is they had better get an elf in here to help me out. I'm exhausted just thinking about this.
I'll touch base in a few days when we know what the plan is going forward.
Thanks!