Shalom. Hello, what is up. Welcome to How to Be a Jew. I'm your host, Courtney Hazlett. I am joined as ever by the one, the only, the fantastic. Rabbi Diana Fursko, Rabbi, welcome.

Oh, thank you. You flatter me. So good to be with friends. You're literally glowing today, too, for those of you who can't see.

Not as glowing, but definitely cheerful today.

Our producer, Josh Cross.

Hello, namaste.

Wow, I didn't see that one coming.

I was going to say it might be the light of Hashem illuminating me, but I think it's the

overhead lighting fluorescent in my office, but whatever.

But hey, we'll take what we got. Tadomato.

We are pivoting this episode. We're doing something we have yet to do on how to be a Jew.

And that is bringing someone who is not a Jew into how to be a Jew.

But we have a really, really good reason this time around. It's because it is Zarnagard.

She's a comedian who has completely bootstrapped herself

to fame. She's a New Yorker, a mom, an immigrant from India, and has tremendous affection,

respect, alliances with the Jewish people. And so if ever there was a time to bring on someone who wasn't Jewish,

a time we are desperate for some levity, the time is now. Zarnagargh, welcome to How to Be a Jew.

It's a great honor to have you, our first non-Jewish guest on the show. Is that true? Oh my God.

Namaste to all your listeners. Thank you so much for having me.

I'm so honored to be here. I delighted in reading your new book. It's called This American Woman,

a one in a billion memoir. Got to be honest. I'm like, okay, memoir, I get it. I know what I'm going

into. Yeah. The bar was fine because you're lovely and you're very funny.

I knew it was going to be solid.

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