Getting to Know Jew

It's the end of an era and the beginning of a new dawn.

Gilli is joined in her car by comedian and millennial, Kate Pinchuk. We continue to delve into what its like to be a woman, and Ryan tries to get some sympathy for being a man. We then learn more about Kate, her Jewish upbringing, and her mystical millennial views on life.

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Are you the friendship glue in your group? Do you have glue but no group? Do you have a group but no glue? As a female, do you struggle with male friends wanting to glue you? Ew. We explore adult friendship in new environments. It's complicated. Sometimes.

Gilli has come down with a voice injury and will be out of action for a few weeks. We'll be back soon.

We're both suffering from illnesses of the voice this week. That doesn't stop us from discussing Yiddish words and their relevance in modern English.

And then, to be honest, guys, the rest of the episode is really just us talking about Drake.

Gilli has amazing news to share!

We get our first email!

It's Pesach! What's that? Would you like to listen to a bastardised version of the story of the Jews escaping Egypt? You've come to the right place!

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We lay on the banter nice and thick this episode. It's Gilli's Birthday but that's quickly forgotten when Ryan finds out that married Jewish women wear wigs. WIGS! The men aren't forgotten as Ryan tries to remember what they look like.

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Today we talk about how Jews deal with death and what happens in the days after the funeral.

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Ryan is on the side of the road and Gilli is nightcrawling it up in her room. We talk at each other rather than to, since an actual conversation is too difficult in this modern day situation. Ryan struggles to be a real man and Gilli struggles to make Jews laugh.

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Well, we start with some lovely podcast banter, as podcasters do. If you're like us and you can't stand podcast banter then skip forward ten minutes and you'll find Gilli in an awkward (maaaaybe) racist situation. Is it racist if you're only a little bit racist? When is it OK to get mad at fractionally racist people? Is Gilli a racist? Is anyone not a racist?!

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