Hey there, How to Be a Jew listeners. It's Josh, one of your co-hosts. This year, as part of our

Passover episode, Courtney, Rabbi Diana, and I are looking for the questions you might have about

your Passover this year. Is it your first time trying to sell your hamates? Do you have a really

obnoxious uncle who wants to control your satyr?

Maybe you're just looking for an alternative chagata.

Email us at Podcasts at Tabletmag.com by Monday, April 7th, with your questions, and they might

just be featured on our show. No question is too big or too small. We hope to hear from you soon,

and again, that email is podcasts at tabletmag.com. Shalom. Hello, what's up? Welcome to How to Be a Jew. I'm your host, Courtney Hazelit, and guess who else is here? Rabbi Diana Fursko.

So happy to be back again. Great to have you back.

And hey, Josh Cross.

How's it going?

Going terrific.

You know, I was thinking before we started this podcast, Diana, you and I had chatted.

And you're like, yeah, I don't do like a ton of pop culture.

And now I feel like I have forced you into a situation where you're probably watching more TV than you've

ever watched in your life. What's amazing about what has happened to me, what you brought upon me

in a good way. What I've brought upon you. I mean, yes, is that, as it turns out, I have a lot to

say about these things. Who knew? Who know? Well, that's great. What do you have to say about these things?

And what are these things in particular? Well, today, I mean, it's like House of David. That's what we're

talking about. And I just think it's been so out there like many people have said to me,

have you watched it? Have you watched it? And in the past, pre-podcast era, my answer was always like,

no, I don't watch things like that. Why weren't you watching it? What was it that made it a thing like

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