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December 11, 2020
The Bagel Report

All of our Hanukkah dreams come true for this conversation with the prolific and brilliant Critics’ Choice Award winning actress, neuroscientist, author, mom and mogul-in-the-making Mayim Bialik. Mayim tells the Bagels about filming her new show “Call Me Kat” (Jan. 3 on FOX) during the pandemic and her “Breakdown” (new mental health podcast). Later they get into a conversation about non-Jewish actors playing Jewish roles and breaking down gender and body stereotypes in Hollywood.

Plus, we ask Mayim a question she’s never been asked in an interview before! Here’s a hint: it’s about her characters and Bat Mitzvah themes!

Tune in for one interview with enough content to last all eight days of Hanukkah! Happy Hanukkah to all, and to all a good night. 🙂

Follow Mayim Bialik on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @missmayim. Also check out her Youtube page.

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