Fifty years ago, teens and young women should have been safe walking on a beach in a small town or walk home and arrive there safely. Unfortunately, the opposite was true for Alexis Latimer, Sherri Clark, & Earline Bunch, all females who lived and died on Folly Beach, South Carolina, as you'll hear as Becky leads this week's discussion. Grab a steaming latte and hang out with Angi and Becky for a podcast that's fun, quirky, and conversational. You'll feel like you're eavesdropping on the weird people at the table next to you at your favorite coffee shop .. and you'll keep coming back for another cup of crime!

Angi kicks off the episode by asking where you'd not expect someone to be murdered. If you said a bookstore, you're right. Tune in to hear Angi lead a discussion about Sherry Black, who was brutally murdered in her beloved bookstore.

After you finish listening, be sure to visit the Sherry Black Foundation for more details. https://sherryblackfoundation.org/sherrys-case/

Grab a steaming latte and hang out with Angi and Becky for a podcast that's fun, quirky, and conversational. You'll feel like you're eavesdropping on the weird people at the table next to you at your favorite coffee shop .. and you'll keep coming back for another cup of crime!

What should be one of the best days of a mother's life is often not the case for women of color. Tune in to hear Becky lead a discussion about the impact of race on maternal mortality for victims like Kira Dixon Johnson and Alona White, and what's being done to combat the issue. During the discussion Angi and Becky also segue to related topics such as health care and comparisons between these cases and their own medical experiences.

Grab a steaming latte and hang out with Angi and Becky for a podcast that's fun, quirky, and conversational. You'll feel like you're eavesdropping on the weird people at the table next to you at your favorite coffee shop .. and you'll keep coming back for another cup of crime!