This is a headgum podcast.

Hello, Sishu.

Hello, Nicole.

We have guests.

Does your little paper say that we have guests today?

It does, and it says it right on that first page, and I was flipping.

Yeah.

I said, what's going on on this other page?

Should we introduce our guests?

Yes, let's do it.

I think the entries are just on the first page.

It is. Do you want me to do it? Get it. Why don't we leave a paper if you weren't even going to do it? Can you pronounce your last name for me? Nisim. Nisim, okay. But whatever comes out, it's fine. Nisim. Okay. We have two of our very fun friends, Gilly Nisim.

Nisim. Okay. But whatever comes out, it's fine. Nisim. Okay. We have two of our very fun friends, Gilly Nisim.

Nisim. Nisim. Nisim. But I heard something different. Nisim. Nisim. Nisim. Wait, have I been mispronouncing your last name this whole time? Goosey on the last name, but non-negotiable on the first name.

Well, how would you, how else would you pronounce killing?

My parents say gili nisim, but I don't, you saw my face. I couldn't do it. Don't worry about it. Gilly. People say nissim, but I like nisim. Nisim. Nisim. Nisim. We have gilly, Nesim, who is a writer, who is a writer-performer known for her work on Twisted Metal.

The other two, pretty smart, and AP Bio with Betsy Sedaro, a performer, writer, comedian, known for a work on Ghosts, Bob's Burger, Superstore, Puss and Boots, The Last Wish. Also co-hosts the podcast, A Funny Feeling with Marcy Jureau, and We Love Trash with Mono Agapian. Look at our friends! Good job. You did it. That was good. Have you guys seen that Puss and Boots? No. It's so good. It's so good. It's so cool. The character of the Betsy voices is like, it's so fun seeing it. What's the character? I play one of the serpent sisters. One out of two. And we're like kind of just like henchmen kind of. Henswomen. Henswomen. And I went in because they never gave me the full script or whatever. And they're like, you're the serpents. One of the, come read for one of the serpent sisters. And I was like, okay, serpent sisters. So I go in and I'm all like, Hatsi! And like, finally they stopped me. They're like, you don't have to do that. I was like, oh, I thought they were like snakes or something. And they're like, no, don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. And I still thought that the characters were going to be like snakes. Fair because the lead is a cat. And then I saw the movie.

I was like, they're humans.

And like they had me improvise a ton.

And so I was improvising like snake specifics.

And like let's slither, like all this stuff going off for like five minutes

straight and they're like, this is so

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