Truth & Iliza

Iliza tries to figure out what people do in office jobs and mediates for a detective neighbor whose evidence against our accused listener is the use of a Forever stamp, which is in no way conclusive!

Iliza has advice on dealing with a jealous hot friend when you are also hot and getting grandma to move out of a neighborhood so dangerous that there are documentaries about her street. 

Iliza's mom, Ronnie, joins the show to help tackle a neighbor's trash heap, how to honor a step-father at a wedding, and a scientist's anxiety over public speaking. 

Iliza tries to talk both a truck owner and a wedding gift giver out of being petty. 

Iliza has takes on whether kids need siblings and what to do with an overabundance of geodes. 

Iliza shares which presidents she thought may have been hot in olden times and answers a listener whose boyfriend's girl friends call him "daddy."

Iliza is torn on her advice for a baby in a bar and has a new idea for Top of the Cobb. 

Iliza wants a listener to get their piano back and doesn't tolerate hecklers. 

Iliza gives her birthday party report and tells a soccer dad to back off.

Iliza gives advice to the most confident person at the bar and an unwilling godmother.

Iliza talks about the positive side of rats and the etiquette of regifting. 

It's a banner day as Iliza finally gets the chance to weigh in on a friendship between two men! 

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.