This is on Orthodox. The universe is leading Jewish podcast. I'm your host, Mark Oppenheimer,

joined by the other hosts, tablet editor at large, Lieli Boets, and the deputy editor

of Tablet Magazine, Stephanie Baudek. I'm actually the deputy editor emeritus, like when

you're rabbi, like, you were a woman without portfolio. No, I'm emeritus, which means

I get to like, hold all the meetings and like, you're emeritus and I'm at large.

Yes, we're not a very impressive peer. Let me tell you. Let me break this down. First

of all, you would be emerita. Second, at universities, that means. I want to be emeritat.

Emeritat. Emeritat. At universities, that would mean emeritrix.

Emeritrix. Keep your email account and library privileges, but get no money. So if you want

to keep showing up, checking your email and taking books off the tablet, bookshelves, of

which there are many, and not getting paid for it, I'm sure. Oh, yeah. I mean, it's

like a pretty sweet deal. I liked emeritus. It sounded fun. Emeritrix. Emeritrix.

Hashem's speed. Today on the show, we're bringing you an interview with health and wellness

writer, Reena Raphael. It's actually much better than I just made it sound because health

and wellness writer makes her sound like a fruit loop. She's actually a health and wellness

rating. She's a recovering health. Yes. Health and wellness coming out of your mouth.

Sounds like the most like die like a health and wellness. Right. She enjoyed us to tell

us about her new book, The Gospel of Wellness, Jim's Guru's Goop, and the false promise

of self-care. So there we go. There we go. There we go. Now we know what we're doing.

Also an interview with John Bremuda Schwartz, who is the drummer, of course, for Weirdau

Yankovic, or as my dad used to say, Weirdau Yankolović. And then a return Gentile

week. We're going to play a little bit of tape from our Gentile week, Tabitha Soren.

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