Becoming Esty required months of research. In addition to learning Yiddish, Shira was tasked with learning piano and taking vocal lessons. In the final episode, we get to hear her vocals when she auditions at the music academy in hopes of securing a scholarship. “It’s a story about a woman finding her voice and in that scene, she's literally finding it,” the actress says, addingthe audition Reparations for slavery has been a topic of discussion since the end of slavery. It’s unlikely that the conversation will end until it’s adequately addressed and it no longer impacts the everyday lives of black Americans — because at this time, it still does. for black Americans — in addition to ensuring that the full scope of slavery is taught through educational programs. “I’m not going to miss [Josh] spitting spit bubbles,” Jen said. “He says, ‘I’m thinking,’ and I’m like, ‘You’re spitting.’ And it’s where I’m eating. It’s where I’m sleeping.” As for Liam? “[He] doesn’t really annoy me so much,” Jen said. “He’s quiet and he’s mostly just like eating.” (Which solidifies that he’s the man of our dreams, but that’s another topic for another day.)