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Shalom. Shalom. And welcome back to chutzpah, real life lived better, where each week we apply Jewish tradition

and a little bit of werewolf bar mitzvah to talk about something that is live in our lives.

I'm Rabbi Shira Stutman.

And I'm Hannah Rosen, and I'm a little bit sad, Shira. Right. Why? Why are you sad, Hannah? Well, I love, I love Torah study. I love it. As you know, I never had a bat mitzvah. So this is special for me to have a little bat mitzvah study with a famous rabbi such as yourself because this is our last episode.

This is it for the season.

Yeah, for the season.

Yes. For the season.

Not for like eternity.

No, in fact, I am sad as well.

And I'm really excited about today's episode.

But it did lead me to the question I wanted to ask of you today, which is like, are you ready to have a whole season of chutzpah be, Hana becomes a bat mitzvah? I just feel like we have to do that.

You know, there are certain people who are excited about this and maybe certain people who would

just like die of boredom. So maybe we need to do a listener survey where people write into

chutzpott at gmail.com, do we do a regular season next season

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