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its NPR's hour of puzzles, word games, and trivia, ask me another.

I'm Jonathan Colton, now here's your host, Ophira Eisenberg.

Hello everybody, this is great, so fun.

Hi everybody, welcome to Ask Me Another, Happy Spring.

I know.

Oh, cold season is ended or as I like to call it me time.

Right now we have four great contestants backstage.

They are admiring our new logo and then writing a tweet complaining about our new logo.

But one will become our big winner.

And actually we're celebrating Women in Comedy Month.

This is our Women in Comedy Month, that's right.

In April, here on Ask Me Another, it is Women in Comedy Month officially justifying my existence on this show.

And also, I mean people might think, isn't there a lot of equity in comedy at this point?

And if you feel that way, let me just tell you, you have never been to an open mic in New York City or perhaps anywhere.

I mean, do the smell alone of all of those unwashed Andrews could kill a woman, I'm just telling you.

So yeah, all month long, on Ask Me Another, we are going to have only women guests.

So, jokes on you guys, you'll just have to keep it in you being on everything else.

So on theme, our special guest today are actor Gretelie and writer and director Leslie Headlin from Russian Doll.

So, for the few of you that don't know, the premise of the show is that a woman dies over and over again on her 36th birthday.

Which is kind of what it's like to be a woman in entertainment or perhaps just a woman.

The premise is that a woman keeps dying over and over again on her 36th birthday or as our intern called it her 50th birthday.

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