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Welcome! Welcome to chutzpah, everyone.

Real life lived better, where every week we apply the wisdom of Jewish tradition and subculture vultures to answer a letter sent by you, the listener, about an issue that is live in your life.

I'm Rabbi Shira Stutman.

And I'm Hannah Rosen, and we have a special guest today, comedian, author, actor, and fellow podcaster, Moshe, Kosha Casher.

Hi, Moshe.

Hi, hi, I'm so glad to be here.

What did you think about that intro?

Did we do it with enough fanfare? Well, I don so glad to be here. What did you think about that intro? Did we do it with enough fanfare?

Well, I don't want to let your listeners in behind the fourth wall, but there was a lot of anxiety before we pressed record.

And then when the intro started, I was astounded at the professionalism and radio readiness of that intro.

So I was impressed.

Okay, good.

Smooth as butter.

We're all prepared.

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