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Shalom Shana Tova and welcome back to chutzpah, real life lived better, where each week we apply Jewish tradition and just a few spicy kosher dills to answer a letter sent by you, the listener, about an issue that is live

in your life. I'm Rabbi Shira Stuttman. And I'm Hannah Rosen. And that was the most

Jewish beginning we've ever had. Like cute Jewish beginning. Well, wait, speaking about Jewish

things, Hannah, we have spoken more than once about your family and your mom was even on the podcast a

months ago.

I'm interested in expanding the aperture of that question.

Tell me about your grandparents.

Do you have a relationship with any of your grandparents or your, especially your

grandmothers?

Were they part of your life growing up or now?

Interesting.

You say grandmothers.

Both of my grandfathers died before? Interesting, you say grandmothers. Both of my

grandfathers died before I was born and neither of my grandmothers are still alive, but I did have a

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