Noah joins the pod to weigh in on telling the truth, teaching middle schoolers to cook, and favorite movies. Sorry, Iliza.

Iliza thinks you need to move out of your ex’s place and is sympathetic to a flaky sibling discovered through a DNA test.

Chef and author Noah Galuten joins Iliza to answer your food questions and share insights from his upcoming cookbook, The Don’t Panic Pantry Cookbook: Mostly Vegetarian Comfort Food That Happens to Be Pretty Good for You.

Iliza is hesitant to comment on someone’s Botox and helps a dog mom prepare for life as a human mom.

Iliza makes listeners’ choices easy by encouraging a dog groomer to quit their job and a young person to move to Denver over West Florida.

Iliza speaks out on babies having favorites and being gifted terrible baked goods.

Iliza is joined by her dad, Fred, who provides his own sound effects and tackles listeners’ questions about appropriating Judaism, sleeping with their ex-husband, and more.

Iliza tells listeners to ask for what they want and has sympathy for the recipient of thoughtless Christmas gifts.

Iliza gives Emily some leeway and helps with a listener’s approach to dating apps.

Iliza has the perfect excuse to get out of doing anything and harbors no ill will toward a baby named Colton.

Iliza deals with the stresses of listeners’ living situations, including a younger sibling feeling dismissed and a daughter whose mother’s views have regressed.

Iliza gives advice to a duck protector and a wine sipper.

Iliza is surprised by ghosted friends going off the rails and the controversy of an adopted cat named Bart.

Iliza is here to tell you when your friendship is leaving the station.

Iliza explains how to stick up for a baby and why using a pan incorrectly is a sign of disrespect.