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From Schmuckboy to Smitten ft. Eric Neumann

The Schmuckgirls are back with their first guest episode of season 2! Marla & Libby recap their weekend where they hosted a dating panel at the IAC Summit and as usual give you their relationship updates (0:00:00-15:30:15). They then welcome...
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November 30, 2022

The Schmuckgirls are back with their first guest episode of season 2! Marla & Libby recap their weekend where they hosted a dating panel at the IAC Summit and as usual give you their relationship updates (0:00:00-15:30:15). They then welcome comedian, Eric Neumann who you’ve probably seen on social media, at the Comedy Cellar or on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Eric gives you all the deets with his relationship update and how he transitioned from being a schmuckboy to wifed up. They discuss shooting your shot over DMs and Eric shares a funny coincidence involving trying to pick up a girl last year when getting his covid vaccine (15:33:11-30:45:20). The girls then deep dive into Eric’s career as a comedian, bombing on stage, and dating as a comic (30:50:09 – 40:37:07). Next, the trio gets into Eric’s journey with Judaism, how he deals with Jewish jokes and antisemitism (47:38:06 – 01:02:00:00). Last but not least, they finishing off with a game created just for Eric – “Bit or Bomb!”

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