Upworthy Weekly podcast: Funeral handouts, American kitchens, uplifting horror

What are Alison and Tod talking about this week? A grandmother has a hilarious handout for everyone who came to her funeral and non-Americans are sharing the things they think every American has in their kitchen.

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Tod Perry

Oct 22, 2022

Photo credit: Array – Upworthy Weekly podcast for October 22, 2022.

What are Alison and Tod talking about this week? A grandmother has a hilarious handout for everyone who came to her funeral and non-Americans are sharing the things they think every American has in their kitchen.

Plus, Patrick Hamilton from the “Kill By Kill” podcast stops by to share some horror films that are uplifting enough to be deemed “Upworthy.”

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