Hey everyone, welcome to Kill Me Now with Judy Gold. I am your host, Judy Gold. And, guess what, everyone?

Yes, I'm going to rant today at some point, but I'm going to do it with my fabulous, fabulous, fabulous guest, who's beyond genius, has a new album out that, oh, fuck this shit.

I just build coffee all over my fucking, okay? No, I got to go get shit. Here's fuck.

God dammit. God damn fucking shit. God fucking damn fuck.

I just found more coffee. So it's under my, my magic. First of all, let me just say something about my magic fucking keyboard.

I bought this magic keyboard because, you know, I have a Mac that you have that, you have that finger print thing, that fingerprint, so you can get on with the fingerprint, right?

Yeah, yeah.

So, yeah, so I got the keyboard, right, that is full of coffee.

That's how it comes.

I got the, I got the Joe keyboard. Anyway, so, and it has the thing, you know, where you're supposed to put your finger, not when it has a bandit, but that, so I buy it, it's extra money.

And it doesn't work with this particular Mac, like you have to have a certain, oh, my God, I found more coffee.

Anyway, so let me finish my intro. So Liz Glazer has a new album out that everyone, it just came out on Friday, May 12th, it's called a very particular experience.

And it is about, well, your life, and, you know, right now, your wife, who's a rabbi, this is, by the way, there's going to, I'm just morning, there'll be a lot of Jubelle ringing today.

I know Laura Vogel, my producer's mother, is not a fan of the Jubelle, and I'm going to have to say too fucking bad.

So, um, so it's, the album is about the fact that you and your wife, who, as I mentioned, is a rabbi, she's a rabbi, and she's a rabbi, had a stillborn baby, which, you know, and if you're talking about comedy, a dead infant is where you go.

Oh, I mean, right, that's what you would want.

If you're like, oh, I want to laugh today. Oh, God, I found more coffee.

I want to laugh today because my family just died in a plane crash. Let's put on Liz Glazer's album about, no, but you know what, it's so beautiful that you do that because that's what comedy is all about.

Yeah, well, I mean, and, and I like to say this, which is like, it really does come out of the experience. I know you know this, but like, it's not an album where I'm like, hey, here's some hacky, stillbirthjobs and baby jokes.

It's very much like this happens. I do lean into the seriousness and the gravity.

Of course.

And then, you know, this is what we do, as I think you were saying, is you make comedy from it because the thing is when that happened to us, which is obviously a horrific experience, I and Karen, my wife, the rabbi,

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