Anything But Murder Thanksgiving at Tidal Grounds

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In this Thanksgiving episode, Anne Varner and Karen DeVanie gather at a local coffee shop called Tidal Grounds in Mount Pleasant, SC, to discuss what they're watching on TV right now. They slip in the history of their family tradition of dressing balls (aka stuffing balls) and stories of past Thanksgivings at Grandma's house in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains. Anne manages to share the story of a woman who died and was dug up with a surprisingly beautiful face. (The dead woman, not Anne!) #sugarcoatedmurderpodcast #anythingbutmurdershorty #bakingfromscratch #tidalgroundscoffee #spotoftea #thanksgivingepisode #thanksgivingmemories #southerncharm #truecrimeobsessed #killerrecipes #familysecrets #recipeshare #badbehavior #ifyoukillpeople #wewilltalkaboutyou #cooking #cookingmethod #bakinghints #dessertrecipes #livecomedy #improv #darkhumor #victim #victimology #femaleimprov #femalecomedy Come for the baking, stay for the murder If you kill people, we will talk about you Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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