L’Dor V’adorable is Back! And American-Israeli Cookbook Author Adeena Sussman

Jonah Platt· Host0:00

Shalom haverim, banot ve-banim, and welcome to another very special episode of the world's number one Jewish podcast. I have to ask for a small favor. As an independent show, we don't have a massive marketing machine behind us. Our growth is purely organic, fueled by dedicated viewers and listeners like you. So if you would be so kind, please take 30 seconds, head over to Apple Podcasts and Spotify, find this show, and leave me a five-star rating and a short written review. I love seeing all of your thoughtful and generous feedback. Some of it has even made it onto the show, and may again. And as of this recording, we are just eight ratings away from hitting 500 on Apple. Crossing that threshold would be a huge milestone for us. It's a small mitzvah on your part, but it really is the fuel that allows us to keep these amazing conversations going. So thank you in advance, unless you don't leave a rating, in which case you're a butthead. Hi, friends. My last couple of monologues have been a bit heavy and a heavy lift for me to write, so I feel like it's time for a palate cleanser. That's right, it's time for my third installment of a little segment I like to call L'Dor Vador. [twinkling sound] Today I'm joined by two lovely young women, born and raised here in Los Angeles, who happen to be my first cousins once removed. Ladies, would you please introduce yourselves with your full name