Celebrity makeup artist and co-host of the podcast "The Makedown" Jamie Greenberg gabs with the girls about having the coolest job ever, plastic surgery, over the top bat mitzvahs, and her son's star studded bris.

Comedian and cohost of the brand new podcast "That's Messed Up," Liza Treyger talks to Jacey and Jess about moving to America from Russia on religious asylum, growing up in Skokie, IL, being a counselor at fat camp, and her early careeer aspirations of becoming a PE teacher before she gave it all up to become a stand up (thank God).

Writer and director, Emma Seligman, talks about her upcoming debut film, Shiva Baby - about a queer, Jewish millennial who has an unfortunate run in with her sugar daddy at the worst place, at the worst time.

Writer, Editor, Instagram King, Sarah Michelle Gellar historian, and icon in the making Evan Ross Katz talks about coming into his Jewish identity in his late twenties, growing up in suburban Pittsburgh, and of course, the Real Housewives.

Chef, recipe developer, and cookbook author Jake Cohen talks about his passion for food, the nuances between different types of Jewish cuisine, and the benefits of giving up alcohol in favor of eating whatever you want (and smoking lots of weed).

Jacey and Jess are joined by Caitlin Reilly, aka the best thing to come out of quarantine, to talk about her breakout success, going to to private Catholic school, and WASP culture.

Tik Tok Rabbi, Rabbi Sandra Lawson joins Jess and Jacey to talk about diversity within Judaism and shares her experience of joining the Reconstructionist movement.

Actor and host of the podcast The Study, Raviv Ullman shares what it was like living on a kibbutz in Israel, becoming the star of a Disney show, changing his name (twice), and coming to terms with his Jewish identity as an adult.

Comedians Ariana Basseri and Rob Fee sit down with Jess and Jacey to talk about how they make their relationship work despite being raised in different religions. Ariana's mom is Jewish and her Dad Muslim--Rob was a youth pastor so there's a lot to unpack.

Writer, actress, and comedian Abby Feldman teaches Jacey and Jess about the connection between meditation and prayer, in turn inspiring them to maybe, possibly, try to meditate for more than 10 minutes a day.