Hey everyone, welcome to Kill Me Now with Judy Gold. I'm your host Judy Gold. Tonight

I know is the start of Yom Kippur, so I will be atoning for all of the horrible things

I've done and will probably do again next year. And I'll be fasting. So let's hope I lose

three ounces. Won't happen. But this week I'm so excited. My guess this week is Liz

Wednesday. Who I've known for over 30 years. And her work is so important right now. And

I am thrilled to have her on the next two episodes. She's fighting the fight. So I want you

all, unless you're Jewish, because you should be in, you know, you should be getting ready

for the holiday and not listen to this till Wednesday night. But I'm not going to judge.

I'm not going to judge. Anyway, sit back, relax, and enjoy part one of my conversation

with Liz Wednesday Tuesdays. Ladies and gentlemen, it's always interesting to have a guest

on who you have known since the very beginning of your career. And you have seen flourish

in so many different directions. And yet we all started in the same place, you know, and that

is the history I have with our guest. We can talk about what it was like being a, you know,

a comic in the 80s, who's a woman who has a point of view and is subversive and confrontational

and brutally honest, because that's what she was and still is. And she's the author

of a very, I loved your book, by the way. Thank you. I really loved your book. Even though

it's a 10, it's 10 years old. Where can people get, they can still get the book because

I got the book. I think so. Yeah. For like a dollar on Amazon. Like now you can just

get it for a job. Yeah. Or you can have me read it to you. I did that. I did that.

I did a lot of the reading to me because then I could, you know, fold my laundry. I didn't

fold my laundry. You have had multiple comedy specials. You are unbeknownst to probably

an entire generation, one of the creators of the Daily Show. Among other shows you've created

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