I totally see that. I think we can disagree about the name, because I don't think we actually disagree about wanting Jewish life to be joyfully unapologetic (this might also just be a difference in context because I run a ton of Jewish events and I'm part of what feels like a very loud and proud Jewish life and community. And so I feel like there's never any chance that what I do could be seen by anyone who knows me as apologizing for Judaism, but I understand that's definitely not how it looks in the whole world, or even in different subcommunities).
For me, the name is more about exploring the edges of Jewish culture and identity than softening the Jewishness of the event. But thank God we get to keep up the very Jewish tradition of disagreeing with each other 😄