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The Big Boo Cast, Episode 443

The Big Boo Cast, Episode 443

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 This week Melanie is helping Caroline get ready for her Europe trip, I'm gearing up for the SEC Baseball Tournament, and we're both feeling mildly fascinated by the Busch Apple phenomenon. We talk about all of the above, of course, as well as what we've watched this past week (I'm really having to process my feelings about The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives).

We also discuss some Mississippi-adjacent things that have made me super happy, and it's my turn for Five Favorites.

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Show Notes:
- Aggie softball loses regional
- Mango Cart (for the record, it's not an IPA)
- Busch Apple
- The Manchester in Lexington (huge thumbs up from David)
- The Handmaid's Tale
- The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
- Swig
- Jamal Roberts singing "Heal"
- Central High School from Memphis playing in Essentially Ellington
- Home Town and the Unlimited Dreams Learning Center
- Hacks on HBO Max
- Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins
- Brami protein pasta
- Supergoop! Glow oil SPF 50
- magnesium glycinate
- OPI gel / lacquer polish combo (to clarify, you can order gel polish on Amazon, but not OPI gel)
- Free Assembly cotton midi skirt
- the potatoes from Costco
- the popsicles

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