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Real Talk. Grief Talk.
Poor deathlings, we’ve come a long way since the Victorian era, where widows wore veils for a designated time and families kept symbols on their front doors so everyone would know where they were in the grieving process.
This episode features Jena Friedman, super New York comedienne. Here’s her fancy comedienne bio.
Jena Friedman is a comedian, writer, actor and filmmaker living in New York. She is currently a writer for Late Show with David Letterman. Her work has also been featured in New York Magazine, Newsweek, Glamour, Salon, Gawker, Current TV, The Huffington Post, Funny or Die, Atom.com, Time Out New York and on Comedy Central.
The thumbnail makes me look like I’m being fettered by YouTube. No censorship! Death for all!