Josh Turner discusses his TV special, “King Size Manger” coming this weekend

Watch the special this Saturday at 6:00 PM Eastern on RFD-TV

Multi-platinum-selling recording artist Josh Turner is known for his unmistakable baritone voice.

This Saturday, he is helping us ring in the Christmas season on the Gaither Gospel Hour. He will perform some original songs along with seasonal classics on his TV special, “King Size Manger.”

He joined RFD-TV’s Jennifer Vickery-Smith to discuss the special, the collaborations and special guests, and what the Gaithers mean to him.

Watch the special this Saturday at 6:00 PM Eastern on RFD-TV.

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