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Sometimes about comedy, sometimes about Judaism, always about gossip. Featuring comedians Raye Schiller and Antonia Lassar.
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Comedian Miki Pigeon joins Yenta!'s host Raye Schiller and guest co-host Gloria Alexander for some truly incredible Jewish gossip. You might know Miki because she recently went viral for her breakup story, involving a canceled move-in, a spontaneous trip to the beach, a two-hour drive to Rainforest Cafe, and what may be the most emotionally devastating roller coaster ride in Southern California history. Obviously, we need to break it all down for you on the pod, dear listener.We get into the ethics of turning your personal life into art, whether stand-up comedy is inherently a little evil, and if Yom Kippur and talking shit about people can peacefully coexist. Plus, Gloria, no context, has mixed feelings about Miki's ex (he's a mensch, allegedly), we unpack anxious attachment, "Polysecure, " and the deeply humiliating experience of wondering if your friends hate you, all while Miki reflects on what happens to your Jewish identity when the person you used to observe Shabbat with is no longer in your life.Come for the elite breakup gossip. Stay for the Rainforest Cafe fangirling, the Jewish guilt, and the very important question: can you be a good person and a stand-up comedian? Asking for a yenta.Chapters00:00 – Welcome to Yenta! feat. Miki Pigeon and Gloria Alexander00:54 – Queer Jewish writers' groups, wedding crashing, and how Raye knows queer Jew in Los Angeles03:00 – Miki's viral breakup story: the lore begins05:00 – The breakup day bucket list: beaches, roller coasters, and Rainforest Cafe08:35 – Miki's Rainforest Cafe obsession and an urgent merch request09:30 – Bubba Gump, immigrant trauma, and the Lawrence Restaurant Group11:29 – Keeping kosher at the world's least kosher restaurants12:49 – Turning your breakup into a tight ten (and a live Q&A)14:50 – The Last Five Years, crying in the car, and the breakup soundtrack Broadways kids can cry their eyes out to19:12 – Taylor Swift, Lily Allen, and the ethics of mining your personal life for art22:28 – Should Miki's ex come on the pod? We have questions23:15 – Are you anxiously attached, or do you just want your friends to like you?25:09 – Yom Kippur, repentance, and the ethics of gossip28:00 – Can you be a stand-up comedian and a nice person?31:05 – Is Miki saving lives by talking about her breakup?33:35 – Do you hate me? An investigation into anxious attachment36:00 – Attachment styles, therapy, and why we need people to like us39:00 – Jewish identity, relationships, and figuring out who you are43:00 – The complicated relationship between religious practice and romantic relationships50:25 – Keeping Shabbat alone after a breakup52:00 – The notification that says nobody likes you53:00 – Anxious-avoidant attachment and the fantasy of spending time alone together55:45 – How relationships shape your Jewish journey57:00 – Final compliments, final insecurities, and goodbye
Comedian Olga Namer joins Yenta! host Raye Schiller and guest co-host Sarah Afkami for a very hamish episode of Yenta! featuring Olga's nephew Roger, an extra serving of Jewish guilt, and enough gossip to make you want to do teshuvah... again. Olga talks about growing up Orthodox in Midwood, Brooklyn, getting married at 18, becoming a hot divorcee (against her parents’ wishes), and discovering the forbidden delights of non-kosher salad. Plus: the truly horrifying story of the dead rat in her mikvah, the AI girl stealing her jokes and literally her entire face, why she wants to be the female Larry David, and the ex-husband gossip that proves some people really have no shame! We’re talking Syrian Jewish summer culture, and whether Hashem really cares if you turn on a light on Shabbat. You know, the usual.Chapters00:00 – Welcome to Yenta! feat. Sarah Afkami, Olga Namer & ...Roger03:30 – AI is stealing Olga’s jokes, face, and entire identity09:00 – Growing up Orthodox in Midwood and getting married at 1815:00 – The first taste of treyf: forbidden salad and the gateway drug to bacon19:00 – Divorce, dating, and being put on house arrest by your parents24:00 – The Syrian Jewish community, Deal, and Olga’s comedy origin story29:00 – Olga’s iconic voice, internet haters, and dreams of becoming the female Larry David35:00 – When your jokes become your entire personality38:00 – Comedy, Shabbat, and figuring out your relationship with Hashem43:00 – The dead rat in the mikvah: a Jewish horror story51:00 – Mikvah money, Nobu, and other acts of religious creativity54:00 – Jewish guilt, sexual shame, and being judged for literally everything1:00:00 – The ex-husband gossip that should have stayed in the group chat1:06:00 – A Hamptons date, a divorce sob story, and a man who hopes to get hit by a car1:09:00 – Rosh Hashanah wishes, upcoming shows, and a happy ending
On this episode of Yenta!, Raye Schiller and guest co-host Gloria Alexander sit down with comedian, writer, and author Amy Silverberg to talk about bisexuality, Jewish guilt, boyfriends—good boyfriends and bad— and the deeply humiliating experience of realizing you might actually be happier when you stop lying to yourself.Amy gets very vulnerable about her new novel, First Time, Long Time, which she sold after just 30 pages and spent three years losing sleep over, and how writing it forced her to finally tell the truth about her sexuality, her relationship with her father, and all the complicated little contradictions that make up a person. She talks about growing up Jewish in Orange County (so random!), going to church with the Christian kids, joining a hot blonde sorority, secretly asking herself “Are you gay?” in the middle of the night, and eventually realizing that maybe there’s no need to choose a category at all.Plus: Amy’s first-ever relationship with a woman, her very hot sports guy boyfriend, freezing her eggs, whether babies are compatible with an artistic career, why she’s obsessed with the gray area, the perils of social media, the shocking revelation that astrology apps are mostly written by writers making shit up, and the deeply unhinged story of a first date that ended with a mailbox full of shrimp tails.Basically, this is an episode about being a person who is still figuring it the fuck out—which, honestly, same!Chapters:00:00 — Welcome to Yenta!02:15 — Meet Amy Silverberg05:10 — Selling a Novel on 30 Pages08:42 — Writing Yourself Into the Truth13:05 — “Are You Gay?”17:30 — Growing Up Jewish in Orange County21:15 — The Hot Blonde Sorority Years25:40 — Bisexuality, Boyfriends & Bad Decisions31:10 — Dating a Woman for the First Time36:25 — Do We Really Need to Come Out?41:05 — Living in the Gray Area46:20 — Jewish Guilt & Contradictions51:15 — Writer vs. Comedian55:40 — The Problem With Social Media59:30 — Freezing Your Eggs & the Baby Question01:05:10 — Is Astrology Made Up?01:08:45 — The Oldest Dog in the World Gets Exposed01:11:20 — The Shrimp Tail Date From Hell01:15:00 — Amy’s Novel, Classes & Where to Find Her
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On this episode of Yenta!, Raye Schiller is joined by comedian and honorary Jewess Maddie Walser, with guest co-host Gloria Alexander, for a very horny, very unhinged journey through love, lust, and the internet.Maddie tells us about all the hotties at the Jewish fraternities, discovering she's a shiksa after dating so many Jewish men in college, and her current situationship, someone she met at Raye’s house on Shabbat who may or may not be ignoring her texts from a boat. Meanwhile, Raye and Gloria reflects on the unpaid labor of dating apps, the lesbian enlightenment that apparently comes from getting your butthole waxed, and that one time Gloria ended up at a stranger's house for Sukkot.Also, Raye wants a baby??Subscribe to the Yenta! Patreon for bonus gossip, matchmaking, and the stuff too juicy for the main feed: https://www.patreon.com/cw/yentaYenta is a Heeb Media podcast. Follow @HeebMedia for more subversive Jewish content.
The day on Yenta! pod has finally arrived! Chef Tova Sterling is HERE to talk about her new breakup-sex roleplay kink, stalker fantasies, unholy dating benders, and so much more. Chef Tova is a private chef-turned-internet-personality who built an online empire from behind her cutting board block, whispering about sex while making elaborate food for everyone online who likes to watch ;). While filming this episode in New York City, Raye is joined by guest host and comedian Ariel Elias for a deeply Jewish, deeply horny, and deeply committed-to-the-bit conversation with the creator of Sinners’ Shabbat, NYC’s gloriously sexy collision of Shabbat, burlesque, drag, dancing, and Jewish freaksz.Tova talks to Raye and Ariel about how a psychedelic trip led her to a brief stint at seminary, how she got kicked out of a Jewish professionals group for bringing her femdom friend, and how that moment sparked her to swap traditional Jewish spaces for a 300-person burlesque Shabbat. She also gets into the art of creating an internet persona, her life as a celebrity private chef, and why Jewish references are apparently one of the fastest routes to arousal.Plus: the Jewish boy who wasn’t attracted to her (until he was), Raye coming to terms with being a pillow princess, reading people’s kinks, and the increasingly complicated line between “a little unhinged” and “please change your locks.”Come for the Sinners’ Shabbat lore. Stay for Tova explaining why the right Jewish pervert might just be her soulmate.Follow Tova:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cheftova/?hl=enSubscribe to the Patreon for bonus gossip, matchmaking, and the stuff too juicy for the main feed: / yenta Follow Raye:Instagram: / rayeschiller TikTok: / rayeschiller Follow Ariel:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ariel_comedy/?hl=enTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ariel_comedyYenta is a Heeb Media podcast. Follow @HeebMedia for more subversive Jewish content.
What even is Jewish food? Is it the dish itself or the love, joy, and obsession people bring it? Does that make Chinese food on Christmas Jewish? Slide into the vinyl seats of the deli booth with Liz Alpern and Jeffrey Yoskowitz of The Gefilteria as they bite into this big, messy question.Listen to this bonus episode of Meet Me At The Deli, hosted by the co-hosts of our sibling podcast at the Heeb Media Podcast Network. Liz and Jeffrey, friends of the Yenta! pod and experts in the nouveau shtetl lifestyle, get into gut-healthy deli orders, the benefits of being an annoying customer, an amazing restaurant recommendation in Philly, a dog named Challah, and the ethics of the blueberry bagel.Don’t miss new episodes of Meet Me At The Deli every other Thursday on the Heeb Media Podcast Network.Show notes:The Gefilteria’s featured recipes (lots of gluten-free and dairy-free options!): https://www.gefilteria.com/recipesChef Ari Miller’s Fishtown restaurant, Post Haste, a favorite of The Gefilteria and a stop on Jeffrey’s trip to Philadelphia: https://www.posthastephilly.com/This episode was produced by Felicia Reich and edited by Pasha Toub.Got a burning question about Jewish cooking? Submit your questions at tinyurl.com/GefilteHotline or email podcast@gefilteria.com!Meet Me At The Deli is co-hosted by Liz Alpern and Jeffrey Yoskowitz of The Gefilteria. Visit gefilteria.com for recipes, workshops, The Gefilte Manifesto cookbook, and more.This show is an original podcast by Heeb Media, an independent digital nonprofit for subversive Jewish culture. Circumcision not required.
This week, we're joined by comedian and internet icon Julie Birke, creator of the viral TikTok series Love, Lies & Lesbians. In true Yenta! form, we spend the first half of the episode obsessing over Raye's Batman Begins, the greatest lesbian cinematic universe ever posted online: toxic exes, secret relationships, car "incidents," and the impossible task of making sense of sapphic chaos.Then we get into the real gossip. Julie tells us what it's actually like to date your neighbor, why lesbians absolutely can be trash, how a healthy relationship after heartbreak changed everything, and what happened when strangers started recognizing her from TikTok. We also discuss Catholic guilt, queer sex parties, ghost theories, the surprising number of lesbian rabbis in the world, and the roommate who successfully hid an entire closet for three years.If you've ever wondered whether the lesbian dating pool is just one giant group chat… this one's for you.SUBSCRIBE to and RATE Yenta! on: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2vmZrDz...JOIN the Patreon support the show, unlock exclusive content, and apply for the Yenta! matchmaking service : / yenta FOLLOW Raye on:Instagram: / rayeschiller TikTok: / rayeschiller FOLLOW Antonia on:Instagram: / antonialastar TikTok: / antonialastar Heeb Media is an independent nonprofit digital platform for subversive Jewish culture. Circumcision not required.
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