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New mom, newlywed, and seasoned comic Ester Steinberg Gardenswartz talks about performing a Matisyahu cover at her son's virtual bris, growing up in Tampa, having an excessively Jewish last name, and her new comedy special Burning Bush.
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New mom, newlywed, and seasoned comic Ester Steinberg Gardenswartz talks about performing a Matisyahu cover at her son's virtual bris, growing up in Tampa, and having an excessively Jewish last name.
Challah maven, Dolly Meckler, tells the story of how she started her home made business in her West Hollywood apartment at the beginning of the pandemic and turned it into a full fledged company. Enter code "prayforus" at checkout for an 18% discount on all orders at challahdolly.com!
Antisemitism professor and Editor in Chief of the cultural and political journal Protocols, Ben Ratskoff, talks to the ladies about conspiracy theories, how anti-Semitism is different than racism, and the best bagel in LA.
Comedian Mo Mandel gabs with the gals about growing up in a town of 700 people, going to high holiday services in a church, getting married to a nice Jewish doctor during the pandemic, and the state of stand up.
Multihyphenate Caroline Goldfarb, who's known for creating the viral Instagram account @OfficialSeanPenn, co-hosting the podcast Glowing Up, writing on shows like The Late Late Show, AND co-founding the tinned seafood company Fish Wife, joins the ladies this week. She talks about being a Persian Jew, growing up in LA, and the joys of getting free shit.
Friend of the show, writer, and comedian Annie Segal zooms with the gals to discuss what it was like being closeted at an all girls sleep-away camp, Greek life, and coming into her own in the City of Angels.
Friends, roommates, comedians, writers, co-hosts of the podcast KEEPING RECORDS and lovers (jk they're not) Caleb Hearon and Shelby Wolstein talk about becoming the best of friends despite growing up with different faiths.
Comedian, podcast host, and nice Jewish guy Jared Freid joins the ladies to share his thoughts on interfaith relationships, dating apps, and other matters of the heart.
The gals chat with second time guest (first time returning guest) Rom Bokobza about how to survive the holiday season (aka the Christmas season) as Jews.
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