Hanukkah is just around the corner, and while you may not celebrate the holiday yourself just yet,

it's never too late to get in on some of the festivities.

After all, nowhere in the Torah does it say Thal shall not have a little fun.

Today, comedian Meg Grunwald has got you covered and the Jewish holiday department.

She's bringing back her holiday special Home for Hanukkah with Bubby, an interactive holiday

experience where she invites you to come celebrate the Festival of Lights.

Listen as Meg chats with us about channeling a Jewish grandmother for

comedy gold, retooling her show for an online experience and why all families obsess about

their kids during the holidays. Plus, the original Gerber baby turns 94. I am Falsafernos. I'm

Mark Filian, and this is Feast of Fun.

Oewee.

Hello. It's a pleasure to talk to you. It's been too long. Happy Hanukkah. Sorry, I got some in my throat. Almost. Almost.

Hanukkah next month, but you're celebrating early because you do that because you're in the theater. And theater, you have to kind of do stuff early in order for people to participate. It's about getting people to participate on Hanukkah via Zoom. Yes. Actually via Twitch this year.

Yes. What is it? You better see a doctor about that. Yeah, Twitch, you know,

that like that little gamers channel where they can click in, like, you know, click in.

They can chat about watching some gamer and they can get, you know, they can play a game with

somebody and all that stuff. Well, you can do it for a bunch of different types of platforms so you can do it

for shows. People put themselves on playing piano and taking requests. Lots of drag queens.

Lots of drag queens are making a living from it. Hey, I mean, our good friend Vivacious is doing

Twitch Shr every day, practically.

She's doing her quarantine, dance arena.

Or the other way.

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