Welcome to Democracy-ish.

And I'm Danielle Moody.

And I'm with Jahat Ali.

And we are so excited to be joined by yet another brilliant special guest who is the host of Fake the Nation

podcast, Nagin Farsad, who also has so many other accolades that I'm going to allow

waj the good, good honors of introducing all of your other work because like a child of immigrants,

like all of us, we have multiple jobs. So, Nagin is also an actress. She's also a filmmaker.

She co-directed the movie, the documentary that everyone should watch. If you can find the Muslims

are coming with her friend, Dean Obeda La. She has a movie called Third Street Blackout, which is available on

Peacock. And she's also the author of a book, which I thought it was hilarious and informant.

You guys can pick it up called How to Make White People Laugh. And, Nguyen, 12 years ago,

auditioned for my play, The Domestic Crusaders in New York, which she completely has forgotten

about. But I remembered her because I'm like, this woman has such cool glasses.

And she gave a very spirited audition and she was nice.

And then she still talks to me even though she didn't get the role.

So thank you, Nguyen.

Thanks so much for having me.

And what is it?

Am I just still searching for your approval? Is

that what I want? Although these many years later is Wajat's approval in life. I think that's

maybe what this is. Subconsciously, if I come on the podcast, maybe, maybe this time.

Oh, it's so good to see you guys.

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