Hey everyone, it's Judy Gold and you're listening to Kill Me Now with Judy Gold and I'm

Judy Gold. Anyway, so excited that you're here. I'm excited for part one of my

interview with Jackie Cation, but I just want to let you know that before we begin, I have

some dates on the books and you need to come see me. I'm going to be in Aruba December.

I guess it would be the 13th, 15th and 17th. Those are the days I'm doing shows, although on the

days off, I will be doing other things. And on Christmas Day, I'll be at Stand Up New York

in New York City, 730 Show, and come see me in Carmel, Indiana. That's right, on January

15th, Carmel, Indiana at Feinstein's and FYI, it'll be fucking freezing. So hope to see

you live and in person. Thank you for listening and welcome to part one of my interview with

Jackie Cation. Don't forget to listen to her new special, Stay Cation.

Ladies and gentlemen, you know, there's a sisterhood in comedy and stand up. It runs very

deep, especially the female comics who all started about 30 plus years ago. I'd say

30 plus. I'm almost at 40. You're almost at 35 or you're at 35, I think. You're 84? Yeah.

We never got to work together. So many of the women I interview, because they would only

allow one woman on a show. We never got to work together unless it was a special event.

And through the sisterhood of someone who you were hanging out with in New York or you knew

from LA, you would sort of it was like we're cousins, you know, they're cousins that you never

met. And that's what our guest is to me today. I think she's hilarious. She's a true.

And you know how I believe in this, a true stand up comedian for the art of stand up comedy,

not to get something else. Not as a vehicle for something else. She's original.

And she's hilarious. Ladies and gentlemen, Jackie Cation is here.

I couldn't feel more welcome. Holy smoke. I feel welcome.

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