Podcast appearances and mentions of alan kaufman

Derek DeAngelis, better known as "Derek D", is an award winning actor/comedian/host with a BFA from William Paterson University. He grew up in Neptune, Nj by the beach. Been seen in national & Int'l commercials, tv, film, print, theater, and has produced a handful of live one man MULTIMEDIA comedy shows. Most recent were No Ordinary Day, and Derek D & Friends Who Are Funny. Both sold out shows at the House of Independents in Asbury Park, NJ. Derek D's done stand-up all over NYC & NJ, hosted shows & events around the country for major brands/companies, and featured all over the internet racking up over half a BILLION views! Hosted 2,350+ episodes of the 2-time Webby Award winning show Fast Lane Daily for over 8 years, a comedic show about daily car news. A voiceover actor doing national spots on TV & radio for brands like PetSmart, Samsung, Under Armour, Nascar, PNC Bank, Amazon, and many more. He was a cast member of the comedy/parody YouTube channel The Key of Awesome with over 3 billion views! He's the founder of the Asbury Park Monologues, was a co-host of PBR Podcast along with Joe Gatto from Impractical Jokers, and now hosts his podcast called The Derek D Dozen as well as Dealer News Today. He hosted Sidetracked w/Derek D and a short series for the watch brand Tag Heuer, winning a Telly Award for both. Derek D is pitching an original sitcom called "Coppin' Stayles" that he co-wrote with producer, writer, and close friend Alan Kaufman. It was selected into and shown at the 2022 Garden State Film Festival!! Dear Entertainment Industry Video: https://youtu.be/hOC627vgEf8?si=UROEZS1rNvBlg_p3 Get your tickets for the Asbury Park Monologues: Https://AsburyParkMonologues.com Connect with Derek D: Https://DerekD.com

In the ninth episode of Unreserved, Burns & Wilcox chairman, president and CEO Alan Kaufman and COO Danny Kaufman sit down with Inside P&C News Editor James Thaler. The wholesale executives explain why market conditions are likely to remain firm for the next year and a half, why new capacity has been to slow hold down rate rises and the increasing sophistication of the wholesale market.In addition, they share their views on M&A, the explosion of new fronting companies supporting MGA business and perpetuating the family-owned business into the next generation.

Alan Kaufman has kept the pickle tradition going since 1981. The owner of – The Pickle Guys – which opened in 2000, serves one of the best brine pickles in New York City. Alan sits down with Rabbi Mintz to talk about how his Lower East Side staple survived during the pandemic.

In today's episode, we're diving deep into trauma bonding - what it is, what it looks like, and why growing up in a dysfunctional family puts you at greater risk for trauma bonded relationship in adulthood. Then Andrea is joined by acclaimed writer Alan Kaufman, who shares about his experienced of being raised by a mother who was a Holocaust survive and their trauma bonded relationship.Alan Kaufman's BooksAlan's Mother's Letters Follow Andrea on social -www.instagram.com/adultchildpodwww.tiktok.com/@adultchildpodQuestion & Comments - Hit a Girl UpEmail  me @ andrea@adultchildpodcast.comOr leave a voicemail @ 415-562-8050Resources -The Betrayal Bond: Breaking Free of Exploitive Relationships by Patrick Carnes PhD Trauma Bonding: Understanding and Overcoming the Trauma Bond in a Narcissistic Relationship: Narcissistic Relationship Recovery by Lauren Kozlowski

Actor Mayim Bialik (Blossom, Big Bang Theory, Call Me Kat) is a pickle monster. If it's crunchy, face puckering sour and floating in brine, chances are she's going to love it. Pickles are one of humanity's most ancient foods, so host Rachel Belle consults with Jan Davison, author of Pickles, a Global History to suss out their origin story and Alan Kaufman, owner of The Pickle Guys, Manhattan's last standing pickle shop. Mayim also shares her journey to veganism, her favorite Jewish holiday foods and what it's been like since she revealed that she's in recovery for an eating disorder that developed in her 40s. Follow Rachel Belle and Your Last Meal on Instagram! Check out Every Day is a Food Day, a podcast that explores the stories, scandals, holidays and heroes behind your favorite foods, hosted by Anna Van Valin and Lia Ballentine. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you're listening to Your Last Meal! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this podcast, Alan tells us about his discovery of Israel. A friend told him all about the country, smashing Alan's preconceived ideas about the place, and so he went and lived there for a number of years. He shares stories of his return to NYC, drunken addiction, and homelessness. He was in a downward spiral before a friend told him to snap out of it and get help. He did, and roughly a week later, he was headed for San Francisco. He quickly got involved in the early '90s poetry scene here, and tells some great stories around that. He goes on to describe what it was like to get discovered as a writer as well as his work with "outlaw" artists here in The City. He also shares the story of a student strike he led while he taught at the Academy of Art University. Alan ends this podcast comparing the San Francisco of today with the city he moved to 30 years ago, and tells us all about the poets strike he led back in the early '90s. If you missed Part 1, please go back and listen to learn about Alan's parents and his upbringing in New York City. We recorded this podcast outside of Alan's home in Oakland in October 2020. Photography by Michelle Kilfeather

Alan Kaufman is lucky to be alive. In this podcast, the writer and poet traces his lineage back to his parents, who met in New York in the 1940s. His dad was a Jewish gangster, as Alan describes it, and his mom was a French Jewish Holocaust survivor. Alan details a trip to Europe he took in 2014. His hosts in Zurich drove him to the mountains in Northern Italy where his mother and grandmother hid during World War II. He fast-forwards to his parents' meeting and starting a family in the Bronx. When he was a teenager, he picked up a copy of On the Road, and the book ended up inspiring his move out west. Please check back Thursday for the continuation of Alan's story. ​We recorded this podcast outside of Alan's home in Oakland in October 2020. Photography by Michelle Kilfeather

Alan Kaufman is the owner of The Pickle Guys, a pickle company operating out of New York City. Pickle Guys use old-school methods of pickling, the way it was originally done in NYC. We spoke about all things pickles, including the process of making pickles, the history of pickling, pickles in New York City, and much more. Check out The Pickle Guys: https://pickleguys.com/ https://www.instagram.com/pickleguys/ Support TVTV on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

Disabling Conditions in the Running Community Running is an expansive, inclusive, and a simple sport. The fact that it involves some of the most basic of body movements is what allows it to be broad and accepting. Practically anyone can run, and those that can’t are still welcome. In the running community we accept and embrace those that love to move. If you move slowly, move in a wheelchair, or move only with the help of others, we want you. Today we chatted with Achilles International, a group dedicate to helping everyone set and achieve goals and have joy and hope through running. These people understand what it’s all about. We talked with participants about overcoming their struggles, approaching those with disabling conditions, and of course, running. What is Achilles International? Achilles International focuses on bringing “hope, inspiration, and the joys of achievement to all.” This is mostly accomplished through their races and group meetups. Those with disabling conditions, be it visual impairments, cancer, amputation, brain injuries, or others, are paired up with volunteers to help achieve their running goals. The largest Achilles International Chapter is in New York, but today they have over 60 chapters worldwide. Everyone is welcome. Whether you want to become a member or a volunteer, get in contact with them to get involved today, wherever you are in the world. Approaching Those with Disabilities We all view ourselves a certain way that others may not see or understand. For better or worse, you never know if you pass someone on the street who has climbed Mount Everest, been to prison, lost a loved one, or won the lottery. Every life is unique and full of anecdotes. Before jumping to conclusions one way or another, ponder that. When you meet those that have disabling conditions, first and foremost, be their friend. A friend isn’t someone who babies their peers; a friend also isn’t someone that ignores. They are there for you, they push you, they laugh with you and respect you, and they treat you about how they’d like to be treated. Michael Anderson, the director of the New York chapter at Achiles International, says that they refer to their athletes as an athlete with a disability rather than a disabled athlete. Being conscious of how these athletes want to be viewed can go a long way in building positive relationships. Running with Disabilities If you have a disabling condition and can’t see yourself running, or running fast, or being called a runner, hold that thought. There are more opportunities for you than you might know about, and you are stronger than you think. Take each challenge one step at a time. Walk before you run, stand before you walk, breathe before you stand. It can take some individuals years before they are able to enter a race they have their mind set to, so be patient with yourself.  No matter how unhealthy or healthy you feel, take advantage of your opportunities. Achilles International member Alan says “It’s a roll of the dice how healthy you are. Every day is a gift.” It’s as simple as that. You have the gift of being alive, manage what you can—you can do it. More on the Running for Real Podcast In today’s episode we interviewed two members of Achilles International. Mauricio Blandino and Alan Kaufman shared their inspirational stories from being in good physical shape, to having a disabling condition, and finding their way back to sport through Achilles International. They will inspire and motivate you to get out and achieve something more for yourself. Give it a listen.   RESOURCES: Mauricio on Facebook Achilles International Achilles NYC Alan on Facebook Alan on Twitter Alan on Instagram Mike on Instagram   For these little series of episodes I am not having sponsors because I want you to just get this information and concentrate on that because it is GOOD information. I want people to be able to feel loved, seen, and heard with these episodes. All I ask is that if you feel so cheeky to start supporting me on Patreon, it would be able to help me a lot! You get access to bonus interviews and upcoming guests, to where you could ask them a question. Running 4 Real Patreon Page. Thank you SO much!! Thanks for Listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Michael, Alan, and Mauricio, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

This episode of BSing with Sean K focuses on controversial author, professor, activist and political scientist Dr. Norman Finkelstein and how his work relates to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. It features an interview with Dr. Finkelstein and others with varying views on the topic. Some of the guests include: Alan Kaufman: an author and former member of the IDF, Eman Rimawi: a spoken word poet and disability rights activist and Andy Kahn: a rabbi in New York City.Documentary film on Finkelstein(clip used in episode): http://www.americanradicalthefilm.com Alan Kaufman: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/alan-kaufmanEman Rimawi: http://www.facebook.com/emanrimawiandtheworldNorman Finkelstein: http://www.normanfinkelstein.com

Jew Boy as per Alan Kaufman on this special LIVE at NYPL perNYC (www.perNYC.com) episode! If you hear some background noise that would be the natural sounds of the New York Public Library - where this episode was taped in front of a live audience. Email perjennifertoo@gmail.com for more info on how to attend this in the future. In the meantime, this time around on perNYC we talk with Alan, the creator of Jew Boy, a book, a beautiful memoir that touched me and many many others, a quote unquote “story of a young boy growing up in the complex shadow of his mother's survival of the Holocaust.” perNYC is the “MUST LISTEN NOW" podcast really exploring NYC creations as per their creators. Also now, you can help perNYC grow by listening to more episodes, leaving a review, spreading the word about us, messaging trusty host Jennifer, recommending a creator or creation, coming onto the show and engaging with our websites at www.perNYC.com or @perNYC or @perNYC or @perjennifer More Jew Boy? www.alankaufmanauthor.com 

Kaufman grew up in the Bronx, the Jewish son of a Holocaust survivor. He recounts a most poignant tale of his trek to follow the footsteps of his mother’s escape from the Nazis. His two traveling companions are inexplicably sons of Nazis. With disarming candidness, he shares his story of sinking into alcoholism and his road to sobriety and writing.Tags: Alan Kaufman, Holocaust, Israel, alcoholism, addiction, Jim Brodey, Holocaust survivor, Second Generation Writers, Jewish, Jews, poetry, 12 step program, recovery, sobriety, History, Writing, Alcoholism, Personal transformation

Kaufman grew up in the Bronx, the Jewish son of a Holocaust survivor. He recounts a most poignant tale of his trek to follow the footsteps of his mother’s escape from the Nazis. His two traveling companions are inexplicably sons of Nazis. With disarming candidness, he shares his story of sinking into alcoholism and his road to sobriety and writing.Tags: Alan Kaufman, Holocaust, Israel, alcoholism, addiction, Jim Brodey, Holocaust survivor, Second Generation Writers, Jewish, Jews, poetry, 12 step program, recovery, sobriety, History, Writing, Alcoholism, Personal transformation

Alan Kaufman is the Bronx-born son of a French-Jewish Holocaust survivor, and a recovering alcoholic with 23 years of sobriety. He's a former Israeli combat soldier and a novelist, memoirist, and poet. He was instrumental in the development of the Spoken Word movement in literature. He's Dean of The Free University of San Francisco. He is the author and editor of many books including: Jew Boy (Foxrock Books 2001); Matches (Little, Brown and Company 2005); Drunken Angel: A Memoir (Viva Editions/Cleis Press 2013)Tags: Alan Kaufman, writing, poetry, Zen meditation, Emphysema Man, The Last Emphysema Gasp of the Marlboro Man, quitting smoking, sobriety, twelve step program, Writing

This week we sit down with Alan Kaufman, owner of the Lower East Side-based shop The Pickle Guys, known for its specialty pickles and pickled fruits and vegetables. Alan reveals the secret to the perfect pickle, including the step-by-step process the pickle guys follow to achieve their signature crunch. Episode 0141 March 31, 2017 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! This week’s friend is fiddler Don Stratton, and he has some original old time tunes to share with a northern flavor. We recorded this in Alan Kaufman’s cabin during the Fiddlin’ Bear festival at Lake Genero in the Poconos; making it the final installment of that day’s marathon recording session.  Most of the tunes in this episode are featured in Don’s CD with former guest of the show, Alan Kaufman, so if you want to hear the studio versions, go to peapatchmusic.com and order a copy or download the album. It’s a very good CD; there’s some really inspired stuff in there, including my new tune crush, Don’s original melody titled New Harbor, which we play in this episode. Don's website: http://www.don-stratton.com/ Don and Alan's All in Good Time CD: http://www.peapatchmusic.com/ Don's contra dance band: http://www.reddogriley.com/ Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool Field Recorder's Collective: http://fieldrecorder.org/ Click here for sheet music for Don's tune New Harbor! And click here to contact Don and Alan to get a copy of their All in Good Time book.

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends! I hope you enjoy Alan Kaufman: Episode 2; the Songsmith. Last week we played his original tunes, this week we’re singing his original songs. Enjoy! Buy Alan and Don's CD, All in Good Time: http://peapatchmusic.com/  Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool  Like and follow Get Up in the Cool on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getupinthecool  Like and follow Alan Kaufman's kid's jam: https://www.facebook.com/BBUkidsjam  Buy Martha Burn's CD, Old-Time Songs: http://marthaburns.net/ 

Welcome to Get Up in the Cool: Old Time Music with Cameron DeWhitt and Friends. This week’s and next week’s friend is Alan Kaufman! Also joining us is Don Stratton on guitar, who will be featured in his own episode in the near future. Alan is a tunesmith and a songsmith; while most of us make withdrawals from the traditional music bank, Alan makes regular deposits. This week’s episode is dedicated to his original fiddle tunes and next week we’ll play and sing his original songs. Alan possesses that rare combination of whimsy and thoughtfulness necessary to make the perfect neo-traditional tune. If you play Old Time, maybe try to learn a few from this episode. I especially recommend learning “Five Bales of Hay.” Support Get Up in the Cool on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/getupinthecool  Like and follow Get Up in the Cool on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getupinthecool  Like and follow Alan Kaufman's kid's jam: https://www.facebook.com/BBUkidsjam  Buy Alan and Don's CD, All in Good Time: http://peapatchmusic.com/ 

Controversy comes to The Halli Casser-Jayne Show when Halli tackle the question with her guests : Is Anti-Zionism the New Anti-Semitism? when Halli welcomes her esteemed guests: Ruthie Blum, Alan Kaufman, Joshua Muravchik, Thane Rosenbaum, Annika Henroth-Rothstein and Jonathan Tobin.Seventy years following the end of World War II, when 6,000,000 Jews were slaughtered and the world promised never again, anti-Semitic incidents across the globe are on the rise. From Paris, to London, Berlin to New York, Johannesburg to Sydney, once again cries of “Death to Jews" and "Slit Jews' throats" echo but the haters deny that their rage is against Jews. Rather they say their rage is against the Zionists, those who stand with Israel.Joining in the conversation is Ruthie Blum, the current affairs columnist for Israel Hayom. Her articles appear in the Jerusalem Post, Algemeiner, the New York Observer. She is a feature writer for Israel21C, a web magazine on Israeli innovation. She is the author of “To Hell in a Handbasket: Carter, Obama and the ‘Arab Spring.'”Alan Kaufman is an American-Israeli author and the son of a Holocaust survivor. His books include Jew Boy and Drunken Angel. Kaufman was an infantry soldier in the Israel Defense Forces. His op-eds and essays have appeared in The Los Angeles Times and Huffington Post among others. He writes a blog on Jewish and Israeli affairs for The Times of Israel.Joshua Muravchik is a Fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute of the Johns Hopkins University School for Advanced International Studies. His latest book is Making David Into Goliath: How the World Turned Against Israel. He has contributed to the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and the Weekly Standard.Thane Rosenbaum is a novelist, essayist, and law professor, the author of the critically acclaimed novels, The Stranger Within Sarah Stein, The Golems of Gotham and many more. His articles, reviews and essays appear frequently in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Haaretz and the Daily Beast. He is a Senior Fellow at NYU School of Law.Annika Henroth-Rothstein is a political advisor and writer. A native of Sweden, she writes for various national and international magazines and websites on the topic of Israeli politics, European Jewry and human rights. Jonathan S. Tobin is the award-winning senior online editor and chief political blogger of Commentary magazine, America's premier monthly journal of opinion and ideas. Tobin edits and writes for the publication's website and in that capacity covers the U.S.-Israel relationship, and Middle East diplomacy. His work appears regularly in The New York Post, the Weekly Standard, the Christian Science Monitor, the American Spectator and more. He lectures and appears on CNN, Fox News Channel, the BBC, NPR, Pacifica and numerous other media.http://bit.ly/HCJAPP

They were a group of American post-World War II writers who came to be known as The Beat Generation. They were a cultural phenomena that both documented and inspired.The Halli Casser-Jayne Show brings you the voices of The Beat Generation in a conversation with San Francisco author and poet Alan Kaufman, author and publisher Brenda Knight, and founder and curator of The Beat Museum Jerry Cimino.Alan Kaufman is the author of two critically acclaimed memoirs Jew Boy and Drunken Angel and a novel Matches. Praised by authors as diverse as Hubert Selby Jr, Dave Eggars and David Mamet, e is also the editor of the bestselling anthologies The Outlaw Bible of American Poetry and more. He recently co-directed The Allen Ginsberg Festival and is co-founder with Clayton Patterson of The Acker Awards, an annual tribute given to members of the international avant garde underground. His works have been translated and appeared internationally.Brenda Knight is a twenty-year publishing veteran, starting at Harper Collins. She is the author of American Book Award-winning Women of the Beat Generation. She has worked with many bestselling authors including Mark Nepo, Phil Cousineau, and Paolo Coehlo. She is founding editor of Viva Editions, a division of Cleis Press.Jerry Cimino is the founder of The Beat Museum, which began in 2003 in Monterey, California and moved to San Francisco in 2006. The museum is dedicated to spreading the spirit of The Beat Generation, which is defined as tolerance, compassion and having the courage to live individual truth. The Beat Museum is home to an extensive collection of Beat memorabilia, including original manuscripts and first editions, letters, personal effects and cultural ephemera. Alan Kaufman, Brenda Knight, Jerry Cimino: The Beat Generation on The Halli Casser-Jayne Show. For more information about The Halli Casser-Jayne Show visit http://bit.ly/U4EEMd.

At the top of the hour host Cyrus Webb welcomes back DRUNKEN ANGEL author Alan Kaufman followed at the bottom of the hour by Darrell King, author of 3 TYMES DIRTY.

Son of a French Holocuast survivor, Alan Kaufman drank to fill the huge hole in his heart, wrecking himself and everyone in his path. His memoir, Drunken Angel, is one of the first by a Second Generation Holocaust writer to address how alcoholism, his Jewish lineage and the Holocaust intersect. Hear his riveting conversation with Joanne Greene.

Alan Kaufman joins us to discuss his wake-up to 12-step recovery. His most recent memoir, Drunken Angel, appears in paperback and hardcover from Viva Editions. Dave Eggers has written that “there is more passion here then you see in twenty other books combined.” Kaufman’s critically-acclaimed and previous memoir, Jew Boy (Fromm/Farrar,Strauss, Giroux), has appeared in three editions, hardcover and paperback, in the United States and Great Britain. He is the award-winning editor of several anthologies, the most recent of which, The Outlaw Bible of American Literature, was recently reviewed on the cover of the New York Times Book Review. He has taught in the graduate and undergraduate schools of the Academy of Art University and in writing workshops in San Francisco. His work has appeared in Salon, The Los Angeles Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, Partisan Review and The San Francisco Examiner.

Host Cyrus Webb welcomes author Alan Kaufman to Conversations LIVE to discuss his journey towards a new lease on life, how he was able to make changes that are inspiring others and what he wants you to take away from his book DRUNKEN ANGEL.

When it comes to this podcast talking about people's  why of running, it would not be complete if we did not have Alan Kaufman on our show. His  story is one that inspires moves and is at the heart of what Achilles International is about, and really at the heart of what this podcast is seeking to find. Alan started running in 1991 when he decided to run up the stairs to catch up to his then pregnant wife who took the elevator and he was absolutely GASSED. Right there and then he vowed to start running and do the NYC Marathon! As a result of his commitment and journey to becoming a marathon runner he began to lose weight. Kind of like the movie "Britney Runs a Marathon."  He has run a marathon every year since then with exception of two years. When Super Storm Sandy hit, and when he got sick. Learn what happened in 2017 when his doctor told him, "Nope, not this year" and his journey to turn from an Achilles guide to an Achilles athlete.  Alan's spirit is strong, his personality is infectious, and his courage to comeback in 2018! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/irunbecause/support