Joanna chats with her bitchy Serbian best friend!

Hyphenated with Joanna Hausmann and Jenny Lorenzo

Pitaya Entertainment

Us Latinos, Education, Comedy, Hyphenated, Pitaya, Jenny Lorenzo, Latinx, Joanna Hausmann, Society & Culture

5 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Joanna welcomes her friend and colleague Filip Jeremic, as they discuss his hyphenated experience as a Serbian-Canadian, the similarities between Latin America and the Eastern European Balkans, and share some bonkers curses from each other’s cultures (PLUS Joanna says a dirty word she’s never said on the podcast before, which just happens to rhyme with something she has said a lot on the podcast… “um”)

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0:00.0	Hi everyone, I'm Joanna and this is hyphenated, the podcast about living in the hyphen.
0:10.0	And today I'm really excited because I have a guest who, he's one of my best friends.
0:16.4	Okay, I'll say it.
0:17.5	I'll admit it.
0:18.2	This is the first time I admit it to his face because we're one of those
0:21.5	type of friends that are kind of mean to each other. But Philip Jermic is joining me today. Philip is a
0:29.7	Serbian Canadian comedian. We actually worked together on the Disney show. We met writing a pilot produced by the Stephen Colbert that never saw The Light of Day several years ago.
0:44.2	I've seen him on stage doing very, very funny characters, in particular one character called Saturday Jones, who is an Australian journalist.
0:52.6	He's very funny, very bitchy.
0:56.9	And ladies and gentlemen, Philip Jeremy,
1:01.0	hi, Philip.
1:01.5	Hi, Philip.
1:03.0	Is it okay?
1:03.9	I called you bitchy?
1:04.6	I was about to, I couldn't think of like,
1:06.8	I was going to really quickly be like,
1:08.4	I don't like the way that you're running this.
1:11.9	Just to like prove it.
1:15.0	But yeah, I don't like the way you're running this.
1:17.2	I think there's room for improvement.
1:19.4	There we go.
1:20.3	There we go.
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