Ep98 Crimes That Inspired Musicals

Wine & Crime

Wine & Crime Podcast

Comedy, True Crime

4.7 • 15.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2018

⏱️ 115 minutes

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Summary

This week, the gals get out their pitch pipes and explore some crimes so intense that they sparked song and dance numbers. Cases include a couple of tabloid-hungry flappers, a conviction that fueled Southern antisemitism, and a meat pie alibi. Pop open a bottle of Winc's Wall of Sound Red Blend, put on your dancin' shoes, and tune in for Crimes that Inspired Musicals.

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0:00.0	Wine and crime contains graphic and explicit content that may not be suitable for some listeners.
0:07.0	Listener discretion is advised.
0:10.0	You are listening to Wine and Crime, the podcast where three friends chug wine, chat true
0:33.5	crime and unleash their worst Minnesota accents.
0:38.5	Yeah, sure.
0:39.5	Yama if I can be also puns and word association.
0:43.5	Lots of word association.
0:45.5	A word word association.
0:49.5	Stick around for special thanks if you're interested in that.
0:54.5	You know what or don't we're not going to judge you either way.
0:58.5	This week we have a very special fan pick.
1:02.5	It is.
1:03.5	Indeed we do.
1:05.5	By the fan picker Meg Williams.
1:08.5	And the topic is crimes that inspired musicals.
1:14.5	Hello, my lady.
1:16.5	Hello, my honey.
1:17.5	Hello, my ragtime gal.
1:19.5	I'll say with a friend John Top.
1:21.5	Two different friends.
1:22.5	Oh, Oklahoma where the wind comes.
1:24.5	I'm doing a message.
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