The Hey everybody. Hi guys, hi guys, well from Blustery Springtime in Salt Lake City. It's thank God I'm atheist the

podcast. I'm Frank Feldman and I'm Dan Beecher and coming up on today's show

we got Easter coming up in just a short little while.

Spring is in the air.

And so we thought we'd do a little talk about,

what a weird fucking holiday that is.

It is weird. Yeah. there's some observation and we're not even

going to get into the whole like you know all of the pagan like the

actual like you can go and everybody talks about the origins of Easter we're just going to talk about the experience of just Easter

Yeah, in a in a largely Christian country. Yeah, so we got that coming up. And in the meantime, Dan. Yeah, I've got some stories. I got some stories. We should probably do some stories. New York City and the big apple home to a diverse population

varied people coming from all over the world

eight to nine million people every religion represented living in

every walk of life present not living in harmony often not living often not

not however one of the in harmony, often not living. Often not.

However, one of the groups that gets a little bit of attention

from this show, the Ortra, the Ortra,

the Ortra, the Ortra, the Ortra the Ortra Orthodox. the Oprah Orthodox the Oprah Orthodox the

ultra-Orthodox Jewish community that specifically they're talking about

the specifically they're talking about the group of people in Brooklyn.

Okay.

Which is where I would assume is anyway. There are enclaves that are that are just like most of the

neighborhood yes is is ultra-orthodox exactly well this is there's a measles outbreak in Williamsburg in Brooklyn.

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