Encore: A Thanksgiving Special

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🗓️ 20 November 2018

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Sam and Dan Pashman, host of "The Sporkful," swap Thanksgiving horror stories with listeners — and one special guest. First recorded for Thanksgiving 2017. Episodes of The Sporkful at www.sporkful.com. Tweet @NPRItsBeenaMin with feels or email [email protected].

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, Sam Sanders here.
0:01.2	Happy Thanksgiving to you, or if you're listening later on in the week.
0:04.8	I hope you had a great one.
0:05.8	I hope you survived the turkey and the gravy and the weird family discussions at the table.
0:12.8	Here at the show, we are taking some time off for the holiday.
0:15.1	I am probably in Texas as you hear this with my family.
0:19.8	But we wanted to give you another listen to a very special Thanksgiving episode we had
0:24.8	from last year featuring Dan Pashman.
0:27.5	He hosts an amazing podcast all about food called The Sportful.
0:31.4	His whole job is talking about food and when we taped this show last year, he told us he
0:35.9	wasn't going to do Thanksgiving themed work ever again.
0:40.0	No more green being casserole, no more turkey tips, nothing.
0:43.8	So instead, we swapped Thanksgiving horror stories with listeners and as you'll hear
0:49.5	with one very special guest.
0:51.5	Alright, here's me with Dan Pashman.
0:53.8	Happy Thanksgiving.
0:55.4	Enjoy.
0:57.5	Hey y'all, this is Sans Aunt Betty.
1:00.4	This week on the show, me.
1:04.7	How long have you been longing to say that, Betty?
1:07.4	Oh, never.
1:08.6	Hey, Betty, thanks for doing this today.
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