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MFM Minisode 505

Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark celebrate Grandparents' Day with a special minisode featuring listener-submitted stories about their grandparents, including tales of bootlegging, heroic acts, and mischievous pranks.

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Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark, the dynamic duo behind My Favorite Murder, dedicated a special minisode to Grandparents' Day, sharing a collection of listener-submitted stories that highlight the extraordinary and often hilarious lives of their grandparents. From rum-running during Prohibition to tackling robbers and enduring elaborate pranks, these stories paint a vivid picture of the wisdom, resilience, and occasional mischief that grandparents bring to our lives.

The Grandparents' Day Spectactular

The episode kicks off with Karen and Georgia expressing their love and respect for all grandparents, setting the stage for a "Grandparents' Day Spectacular." Georgia, in particular, notes that her go-to example for a combination story has always been "Grandma and Al Capone," a seemingly impossible pairing that, as the episode unfolds, proves to be surprisingly relevant. The hosts emphasize the importance of these stories, acknowledging the unique and often untold histories held within families.

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The full 7-minute article, 7 more sections, and every new episode from My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark and the creators you follow.

  1. Grandma and Al Capone: A Bootlegging Legacy
  2. Grandma Bubblegum the Clown
  3. Grandma, the Hometown Hero
  4. The Night Caller and the Peeping Tom
  5. Grandma's Pranks and Deathbed Confessions
  6. Grandma's Superstitions
  7. The Last Laugh
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