Podcasts about bar bat

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Comedian and friend Freddie Shanel chats about her rite of passage and the experience of going to a Bar/Bat/B'Nai Mitzvah. Art and Fernando try planning theirs and by the end of the episode, the whole group gets married.

Bar/Bat mitzvah

Welcome to the longest interview in 9 years of the FotoFacts Podcast!This Father's Day episode with the talented, outspoken photographer and PPA Voicebox Booray Perry is jammed packed with all the thing that makes you think. The theme was all about weddings, but with any casual conversation, lots of Alice in Wonderland rabbit holes appear and we all jumped right in!The topics range from weddings, bar & bat mitzvah, Fujifilm, the Professional Photographers of America, ImagingUSA, and a wide variety of sidetracks.A long time friend of the show, Booray wasn’t always a professional photographer. He spent 20 years as a radio personality, entertaining people worldwide on satellite radio while performing weekends as a comedian in Dallas, TX. After retiring from radio, he launched Booray Perry Photography (he had a darkroom when he was 14 years old). Now living and working in Tampa, FL shooting everything under the sun from headshots to weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.Booray is also the co-host of the popular PhotoBomb Podcast with Gary Hughes. Be sure to check out his work online, follow his social media, and listen to his podcast.Find BoorayWebsiteYouTube Channel - Lots of the Fujifilm X-100 seriesFacebookPro Photo Talk GroupPhotoBomb PodcastGet $35 off your first year of PPA (use Robert Trawick or Jim Felder as the referral)Visit our YouTube Videos for more weekly inspiration!Connect on the Facebook Page for news and upcoming interview polls.Join the conversations on Flick appLeave a review on iTunes and let others know about the show.The Foto Twins love using Røde Microphones & RødeCaster Pro for smooth, quality audio on our podcast episodes. Be sure to check out their entire line of audio capture devices and tell them the FotoFacts Twins sent you!

Somewhere, sometime, a young boy or girl sits together with their bar/bat mitzvah teacher learning the ancient art of singing the trope - the notes devised two thousand years ago to celebrate every syllable of the Torah. The ‘day of’ arrives – the Bar/Bat mitzvah day – and the thirteen year old boy, or the twelve year old girl walks up to the open scroll, the Five books of Moses, and begins to sing. Carefully they manage the revi’i, a note that modestly ends a Torah thought. They breathe deeply to chant the pazer, a noise that curls up, then goes higher, then dips half way back down. Today they are a man. Today they are a woman. Their meticulously read Torah reading proves this.    This week I had the distinct honor to interview Sadie Domb, a bar/bat mitzvah teacher, in fact my son’s bar mitzvah teacher. She is a delicate and very sure religious woman. Sadie carries herself as if a character in a Renoir painting - well coiffed, elegant and proud.  Throughout our one and half hour schmooze I learned from Sadie that “I love what I do”. She repeated this sentiment several times. I knew it to be true because her voice rose and strengthened as she said so. She was intent. "I just love being part of people's lives and watching them go through a metamorphosis," Sadie adds.  As we talked, Sadie shared with me that she became a bar/bat mitzvah teacher in 1980. Since then she has taught around 1000 boys and girls their Torah portion and other aspects of Jewish services required for their ‘day of’. "I'm now starting to get the children of my (former) students," Sadie said. Sadie continued, that every student, on the first day of lessons, makes an agreement with Sadie they will be diligent about their studies, prioritizing them the way Torah requires them to do. "We working as a team toward the common goal", Sadie said.  She assures her student she believes in them and “I will get you there” and sure enough she does.  With great pride the bar mitzvah teacher relates to me her memory of the child she taught who has autism. Sadie explained, every student is unique and in this case she taught the boy four songs to sing on the 'day of' as well as a dance.  It was good. It worked out well because both of them loved to dance. Sadied recalled the child who was scared of chanting the long and winding Pa’zer, one of the trope (Torah notes) dotting a syllable in the scriptures. Sadie told the student, “lets just try it. You might be surprised." And sure enough he mastered the sound, was surprised and grew as a person because of it.  I truly loved conducting this interview with Sadie?  I did because she is my son’s bar mitzvah teacher and such a person will only come along once in his life and mine. I did because the role of the bar/bat mitzvah teacher is special. They enter into a young person’s life, our offspring, as they transition. Her responsibility is enormous and that is, to ensure with little hesitancy the bar/bat mitzvah will stand tall on their ‘day of’, pronounce all the words of the holy scripture and manage the challenging trope the way a seasoned ba’al koreh (a regular Torah reader) might. Sadie is the guardian at the gate of my child's right of passage. I trusted she would be gentle as my progeny walked through that entry way into adulthood. She was. She is. Sadie Domb is my son’s bar mitzvah teacher. A magnificent human being and our partner in my child's, many family's children, as they become a man, as they become a woman.  Have a listen and remember your own bar/bat mitzvah. Remember your teacher and celebrate them, if you are able, as I am celebrating Sadie Domb and her responsible and loving approach to my son's ‘day of’ - his bar mitzvah. Hatradio!  The show that schmoozes.

Between 2 Wheels Podcast: Cycling News, Commentary, and Analysis from NorCal; Host Tyler Janke, Curt Mills and Chris Flower; CyclingNews. ** RE-ENGINEERED EPISODE **  The cycling year has ended and who walks away with the prizes?  We break down the winners of the NorCal NCNCA BAR/BAT.   Outside of NorCal, Europe hosted the 2018 World Championships and Chris and Tyler go over the results and their favorite highlights.  We give our winners and losers for Norcal and World Tour racing along with Things that Make you Go "Hmmm."  Floyd Landis puts Lance's money to good use and we try and fail to bet to the bottom of the "residency" issue for USA Cycling and State Championships (districts).     Subscribe to our Podcast YouTube Channel.  This Episode is sponsored by HealthIQ.  To learn more and support the show, visit www.healthiq.com/btwGive us a rating and comment on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast.fm, GooglePay or Podbean and now also on TuneinSubscribe on Android Follow and share us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/between2wheels/Find us on twitter @b2w_podcast or Email: admin@between2wheels.comWebsite: www.between2wheels.com    

In this musical interview, Daphna Rosenberg discusses her life's journey and sings selected songs from her latest album. After travelling the world for many years as a wandering troubadour, Daphna returned to Israel and reconnected to her Jewish roots through music. Daphna composes music to prayers and Israeli poetry, and is a main prayer leader in the Nava Tehila Jewish Renewal community in Jerusalem. Daphna has specialized in musically leading Circle of Life ceremonies – such as births, Bar/Bat mitzvas and weddings. In her music one can hear the influence of folk and rock with a touch of Klezmer. Daphna is active in the area of spiritual care for the ill, in creating heart-to-heart connections between people and in dialogue circles between Israelis and Palestinians. Her compositions to prayers have become popular in communities throughout the world.

Between 2 Wheels Podcast: Cycling News, Commentary, and Analysis from NorCal; Host Tyler Janke, Curt Mills and Chris Flower; CyclingNews. Tyler and Chris carry the burden of continuing on while Curt is sick.  We discuss men’s and women’s Flanders, Pais Vasco and pose the question “How do you beat Quickstep?”  Primoz Roglic comes into his own in Spain and is Terpsta the most disliked cyclist in the World Tour?  We preview Paris-Roubaix and Chris gives his pick for the podium and The Masters Tournament. On the NorCal scene we discuss Copperopolis and along with the BAR/BAT standings and preview the upcoming dueling races in the North and Central parts of California next weekend. Subscribe to our Between 2 Wheels Podcast YouTube Channel.  This Episode is sponsored by HealthIQ.  To learn more and support the show, visit www.healthiq.com/btwGive us a rating and comment on iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast.fm, GooglePay or Podbean and now also on TuneinSubscribe on Android Follow and share us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/between2wheels/Find us on twitter @b2w_podcast or Email: admin@between2wheels.comWebsite: www.between2wheels.com  

CELEBRITY PHOTOGRAPHER - Carrie Cavalier has specialized in photographing people professionally for over 27 years. Her chameleon-like ability to create works of art including photographs for National Geographic to headshots of celebrities such as David Hasselhoff and Ellen DeGeneres attest to her superb skill in getting the shot that both flatters and reveals. Carrie's clients have appeared not only in major motions pictures, but in commercials for: Gatorade, Budweiser, Miller, Mattel, Federal Express, Citibank, AT&T, Toyota, Ford, Honey Nut Cheerios, McDonald's and Toys R Us. Her artistic goal is to create a portrait that "dances off the page" whether it is bringing out an actor's branded look, a formal portrait of your child or an intimate moment at your wedding. "The way I get these shots is by taking the time to plan the portrait session with my clients. Excellence in photography is the result of a careful collaboration between photographer and subjects. Your beautiful portrait will be a treasure as unique and authentic as you and your loved ones." Whether photographing infants, children, families, weddings or Bar/Bat mitzvahs, Carrie's artistic sensitivity shines through in every picture she takes. CARRIE CAVALIER WEBSITE: cavalierphotography.com