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In this episode of Biscuits & Jam, Sid Evans sits down with comedian and author Ellen Skrmetti, whose viral “Hey Jesus, It’s Me” videos made her a Southern social media sensation during the pandemic. Ellen talks about her small-town Mississippi roots, her controversial yeast rolls, and what it’s been like returning to stand-up comedy. She also shares stories from her new book, “Hey Jesus, It’s Me: I Have Questions” and growing up with a true Southern church lady for a mother.
00:00 Introduction
00:05 Living in Birmingham
02:20 Ellen’s Comedy Career
08:00 Church Comedy Inspiration
18:20 Launching a Comedy Career
27:43 Jam Session
42:23 What Does It Mean To Be Southern
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