Hi, everybody. I'm Kevin, and this is hyphenated. The podcast about living in the hyphenated.

Now, some of you might be asking, who is this Kevin? Where's Jenny and Joanna? Well, trust me,

I also wish it was Jenny or Joanna introducing this episode of hyphenated. Obviously, the reason that a lot of

you listen to this podcast is because both Jenny and Joanna are very talented, prolific actresses,

comedians, producers. And what comes with that is that they also tend to be very busy. And this

week, they are exceptionally busy. Their busy schedule is something that I

have to deal with on a regular basis. A big part of my job, as the producer of hyphenated, is coordinating

and scheduling Jenny and Joanna once a week to record this podcast. And almost every week, due to their

schedule and all the other work that they do, it becomes

very difficult to do it. And this week, both of them are so busy that I was not able to

schedule them either together or with a guest. So I thought if they're not available,

maybe I'll host this week's podcast. And as my guest on this one episode of hyphenated, I'm going to have Joanna Hausman and

Jenny Lorenzo separately so they can talk to us a little bit about why they're so busy

right now that they can't record an episode together.

So enjoy this episode of hyphenated.

First up, we have Joanna Hausman, a Venezuelan actress, comedian and writer,

that you may know from her comedy videos at Univision's Blama,

as well as a correspondent of the Netflix series Bill Nye Saves the World,

and as a voice actor and television writer, including the head writer for the upcoming Disney show, Hamster and Gretel.

Hey, Joanna.

Thank you for coming on hyphenated.

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