4x4xU Furever: Thursday, February 13th, 2025

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Claudia Oshry 0:01
Good morning, millennials. Welcome back to The Toast and happy, what is it?
Jackie Oshry 0:07
Thursday.
Claudia Oshry 0:07
Thursday. It's Thursday. Jax and I are doing a super early morning recording. It's kind of giving the hustle never sleeps.
Jackie Oshry 0:14
It's giving early bird gets the worm.
Claudia Oshry 0:17
We also are doing an audio-only extravaganza today. Apologies to the YouTube swirlies, but we will be back tomorrow. Today's a travel day for me. So hey, Jax, how you durn?
Jackie Oshry 0:26
I'm durn good early morning, so I'm just sort of getting my bearings. I have to ask myself how I'm durn. I have no idea.
Claudia Oshry 0:33
Don't you feel like your voice is different on an early morning podcast?
Jackie Oshry 0:36
Well, yeah, because you're still waking up.
Claudia Oshry 0:38
No, no, but, well, yeah, but I mean more like, I feel like I'm kind of whispering. Yeah. Romeo is like asleep behind me.
Jackie Oshry 0:44
Actually, my house is asleep right now, which is crazy. The one time I have to get up early, you know, not on a Sunday, not on a Sunday. We're sleeping in.
Claudia Oshry 0:54
Jax, I think everyone really tuned in today to find out what the hell you did last night. Like after all the hype of yesterday's episode, like where were you?
Jackie Oshry 1:02
I just want to tell you guys, my evening was so amazing. So thank you for asking. because I went to a women's event at a local shul. They had asked me to... They were having a guest speaker come. I'll explain who she is in a moment. And they asked me to moderate the conversation. That does fall in my wheelhouse of talents, technically, and I am a Jewish woman. So you're a speaker. It was kind of an inspired choice. I agree. And I would like love to give back to my community and do something like that. And anytime I go to an event, especially like a religious event, like the manifesting one, like I always get so much out of it. So I'm like, why not have a meaningful evening? Why not? So I agreed to do it.
Jackie Oshry 1:44
And the guest who came, her name is Joyce Azria, might sound familiar because her dad is BCBG Max Azria. So she was the creative director of BCBG and she's also an Orthodox Jewish woman and And so it was just all about her life and her journey through Judaism. But this woman just had, like, such a great energy and such a great approach to, like, spirituality and, like, being religious. And, like, you would have really loved her, Claude, because she just, like – she was just, like, talking about her relationship with Hashem. And it's not as, like, you know, Bible thumping as you would think it would be. Like, it's very energetic. It's very alive. And we just had, like, a really great conversation. And it was a great evening. It really was. Yeah.
Claudia Oshry 2:25
Well, so happy for you expanding your horizon socially, religiously, spiritually without me. That sounds amazing.
Jackie Oshry 2:31
Yeah. I would love to like, you know, bring some back to, I feel like every time you go to a Torah class, like you always come back with like a little nugget, a little nugget. Last night was to be shot. I don't know if you saw that moon, that moon though. I did see that moon.
Claudia Oshry 2:44
That's like a pargy of like Jewish song that we don't, we're always like singing our faves. That one gets lost.
Jackie Oshry 2:54
Yeah. It's Because it's the festival of the trees. Like, it's obviously not one of the huge ones. It's giving Arbor Day. It's underrated. The trees deserve love, too. You know who else deserves love? Who? Me. Why? Because you passed your glucose test?
Claudia Oshry 3:12
Well, first of all, I thought I would be, like, waltzing in here being like, hey, look at me. I either passed or failed. I didn't get the results. I don't know why I thought it was, like, the driver's test where, like, you just find out immediately if you pass or fail. Yeah. I would have thought it was a few hours. You don't know right now? No, I still don't know. You would know if I knew. Okay. And I just want to say I've had it up to here. With? The social media misinformation when it comes to women's health.
Jackie Oshry 3:39
Wow, you're taking on a lot this early morning.
Claudia Oshry 3:42
Yes, and I'm so sorry to have pivoted directly out of your party evening into my torturous afternoon, but it needed to be said. I've had enough.

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