Podcast appearances and mentions of Debbie Friedman

Debbie was one of the first women to step into a lifeguard tower along the Camp Pendleton coast in 1978 and became the first female permanent Peace Officer Lifeguard with California State Parks.Debbie has served as a leader, a mentor, an international lifeguard, and a training instructor. But lifeguarding wasn't just a job for her, Debbie's husband and two kids also followed in her footsteps. Guarding the beaches along many spots in the California coastline. Now, Debbie is writing a book to shine a light on the overlooked stories of the early women lifeguards, or as we learn in this episode, lifeguards. Debbie and I discuss a wide variety of concepts regarding early lessons learned, stereotypes, and how it all ties back to the common experience amongst lifeguards in general, regardless of gender.Although we can't share about the book she's writing yet, I can say that I did get to listen to Debbie read the first chapter, which really set the stage for an exciting journey when we do get to reveal it sometime in the future. So stay tuned and enjoy the conversation, and thanks as always for supporting the Lifeguard Project.00:00 Introduction to Debbie Friedman02:06 Debbie's Early Life and Swimming Journey04:49 First Encounters with Lifeguarding07:39 Challenges and Stereotypes in Lifeguarding12:09 Gender and Language in Lifeguarding17:49 Debbie's Lifeguard Tryout Experience19:46 The First Women Lifeguards22:51 Early Challenges and Support Systems42:42 Proving Strength and Capability47:57 Stereotypes in Lifeguarding50:37 The Story of Janet Wardell54:44 Contrasting Experiences: Janet and Carlin58:30 The Importance of Mentorship01:04:23 Personal Reflections and Family Legacy01:17:18 The Last Rescue and Lifeguard Strength01:26:25 Lifeguarding Lessons and Career ReflectionsPresented by The Ben Carlson Foundation:https://www.bencarlsonfoundation.org/https://www.instagram.com/bencarlson_foundation/Watch the Podcast on YouTube Here:https://youtu.be/lK5ASWlsfZwSubscribe to the Podcast Here:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lifeguard-project/id1748861682https://open.spotify.com/show/7EoZTDiET6jJ6XJ1g5X54thttps://www.instagram.com/thelifeguardproject/https://thelifeguardproject.org/Debbie Friedman's Story:https://thelifeguardproject.org/stories/women-in-lifeguardingHost, Drasko Bogdanovic:https://www.bogdogphoto.com/https://www.instagram.com/bogdogphoto/#TheLifeguardProjectPodcast #BenCarlsonFoundation #LifeguardPodcastSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-lifeguard-project/donations

Craig Parks has been a Jewish educator for over 30 years. His journey has seen him create and direct two successful Jewish day camps, create two teen bands that facilitate relevant and uplifting teen Shabbat experiences, write curriculum that has teens clamoring for more, speak at national conferences on teen engagement as well as inclusion, and in the last four plus years he has led multiple weekly Jewish meditation cohorts. Craig is also a veteran of Hava Nashira where he studied with Debbie Friedman, Danny Maseng, and Craig Taubman in the 90's. He has been a core educator at SLBC since 2012.We've been friends for almost 20 years and he is offering something so valuablefor parents with kids 0-7 take a listen and feel free to share with other parents you know!Click below to get his new coursehttps://www.parentingharmony.com/to make a tax-deductible donation to the Holy Sparks Podcast click hereHoly Sparks DONATIONShttp://igfn.us/form/haHSSQ

Many of us are deeply affected, probably more so than we even know, by the suffering in Israel and Gaza. I didn't release the last episode (though I did have one ready) because it felt bizarre not to address or at least acknowledge the situation, but I was absolutely drained. I was scared for the Hamas hostages, worried about my brother in Israel, terrified for the Palestinians...in short, there was no energy left over and I had nothing to say outside of the small circle of family and few loved ones checking in. This mini-sode is just an acknowledgment, a moment to ask us all to pause, not fill the silence we may be seeing from others with our own assumptions, respect one another's grief and pain, try not to add to the violence rhetorically, emotionally, or otherwise, and be a source of light if and where we can. May the Source of Peace send peace to all who mourn, And comfort to all who are bereaved.May the Source of Strength, who blessed the ones before us,Help us find the courage to make our lives a blessing. And let us say, Amen. MORE:The Mourner's Kaddish is a very holy prayer, dating back almost 2000 years to the time of the Second Temple in Jerusalem.  Mi Sheberach is the traditional prayer said for healing, and to bring to mind those who are suffering, and need divine goodness. Here is Debbie Friedman's rendition of the beautiful and soothing prayer, in the tune I and many others grew up with. Support the showLike the show? Support it! Or don't, that's cool too. Just glad you're here! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2196108/supporters/new

What do Abraham and Debbie Friedman have in common? Find out in this episode taken from our October 26th minyan!Big programming note — Rabbi Lizzi is taking a well deserved sabbatical. This means that while we will continue with our Morning Minyans every weekday and you'll still see services, sermons, and minyan content in this feed, we won't be hearing from R'Lizzi until February 2024. We hope you'll enjoy hearing from Rabbi Steven and guest hosts in the meantime! https://www.mishkanchicago.org/im-going-on-sabbatical/****For upcoming Shabbat services and programs, check our event calendar, and see our Accessibility & Inclusion page for information about our venues. Follow us on Instagram and like us on Facebook for more updates.Produced by Mishkan Chicago. Music composed, produced, and performed by Kalman Strauss.Transcript

Lara Downes – Love at Last (PENTATONE) Jump to giveaway form New Classical Tracks - Lara Downes by Love at Last is a new recording by pianist Lara Downes featuring music of healing and hope. The album contains music that came out of the darkest period of the global pandemic. Downes recalls hearing those years referred to as unprecedented times, but that's not entirely accurate, she says. “When we are immersed as classical musicians in a tradition that goes back so many centuries, and we know the stories behind the music, then we're very familiar with the cycles of war and plague, and all of the tragedies that humans endure. So I started thinking about the ways that music could support a feeling of connection across time and place and understanding of history. This continuum, this past, present and future continuum. And then I started amassing music, and it was a really beautiful process.” More From Lara Downes 2023 Lara Downes performs a spring-themed Tiny Desk Concert full of renewal 2022 Classical Woman of the Year: Lara Downes 2022 Lara Downes reflects on the music of Scott Joplin 2021 Pianist Lara Downes re-centers the music of the Great Migration 2019 Pianist Lara Downes celebrates the power and artistic legacy of women in new album What made you decide on the title of Love at Last for this collection of music? “It comes from a poem by 19th-century writer Shaul Tchernichovsky. He was a Ukrainian poet who later emigrated to Jerusalem. The poem had been set by a singer songwriter named Debbie Friedman in the ‘70s, and it was a song that we used to sing in temple when I was a kid. “He wrote the poem when he was a young man at the very turn of the century in Odessa. But he was about to witness so many terrible things, the antisemitism that was going to ravage his community in Ukraine, two World Wars. And this poem of his begins with, ‘Laugh at all my dreams, my dearest laugh. And I repeat anew that I still believe in man as I still believe in you. Let the times be dark with hatred. I believe in years beyond, love at last shall bind all people in an everlasting bond.'” The piece that opens this recording is Dawn, by Czech composer Jaroslav Ježek. It's a work that you performed at the Czech Embassy in Washington, D.C., a few years ago, and most of your audience was in tears. Can you talk about this song and why it has such an impact on those who hear it? “This song was played on the radio in Prague every day during the Nazi occupation, and it was kind of a secret message of resistance — a reminder to the Czech people that there would be another dawn, a brighter day. And I didn't know that history when I played it in this room full of people who had this visceral connection with that music that was handed down from their parents and grandparents. And the emotion around it just was staggering.” You created an arrangement of a piece by Margaret Bonds. It's the Credo No. 2, and it's from a larger work. Can you talk a little bit about this piece and how it is still relevant today? “She wrote her credo inspired by the text from W.E.B. Dubois, a prose poem that he wrote in 1904. In the 1960s, Bonds took that text and wrote a large piece for baritone soloist, chorus and orchestra, also called The Credo, bringing his words to life in the middle of the civil rights movement. And just thinking about all of the generations who have fought for this American promise and how we continue to do that. We're certainly living in times that are complicated and challenging when it comes to race All of the pieces on this record. They're all reminding us that tomorrow is a new day, and that means a new chance.” Tree of Life To hear the rest of my conversation, click on the extended interview above, or download the extended podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Giveaway Time For Three New Classical Tracks Giveaway You must be 13 or older to submit any information to American Public Media/Minnesota Public Radio. The personally identifying information you provide will not be sold, shared, or used for purposes other than to communicate with you about things like our programs, products and services. See Terms of Use and Privacy. This giveaway is subject to the Official Giveaway Rules. Resources Lara Downes — Love at Last (Amazon) Lara Downes — Love at Last (Pentatone) Lara Downes (Official site)

Oseh Shalom: “El que hace la paz”, es una canción comúnmente utilizada en diversos servicios religiosos judíos. Está basada en una antigua oración hebrea inspirada en varios pasajes bíblicos, como Números 6:26, Salmos 29:11 e Isaías 26:3 y 32:17. En una de sus estrofas se canta: “¡Que el que hace la paz en las alturas haga la paz sobre nosotros y sobre todo Israel, y digamos amén!”. Oseh Shalom ha sido transmitida de generación en generación, y ha sido cantada por los judíos durante siglos, sin que se conozca su autor original. Artistas judíos reconocidos mundialmente como el cantante y compositor estadounidense Matisyahu, o la artista de música contemporánea Debbie Friedman, la han incluido en varios de sus álbumes. La plegaria cantada Oseh Shalom, ha sido interpretada en eventos importantes como en la ceremonia de apertura de los Juegos Macabeos Mundiales, e incluso en las ceremonias de Bar Mitzvah. Es muy común que en funerales judíos y ceremonias de inauguración de sinagogas y templos también se entone. La letra de la canción Oseh Shalom pide a Dios que traiga la paz a nuestro mundo y a nuestras vidas, especialmente a Israel.

On this program, we will be featuring the music of Debbie Friedman. Here is Debbie's Wikipedia page which talks about her music, her life, and things that might be of interest. Set 1: Debbie Friedman B'ruchot Habaot 02:04 Debbie Friedman Miriam's Song 02:26 Debbie Friedman Mi Shebeirach 02:28 Debbie Friedman T'filat Haderech 02:35 Set 2: Debbie Friedman Im Tirtzu 01:40 Debbie Friedman Ani Y'sheina 01:28 Debbie Friedman Arise My Love 03:30 Debbie Friedman Mi Chamocha 01:59 Debbie Friedman Laugh At All My Dreams 03:38 Set 3: Low Strung Bad Romance 04:57 Mannheim Steamroller Cloudburst 09:07 The Dear Abbeys A Change Is Gonna Come 03:17 The Dear Abbeys Don't Stop Me Now 03:19 The SoCal VoCals I 2 I 03:28 The SoCal VoCals The Wire 04:03 The SoCal VoCals For All We Know 03:12 Debbie Friedman Shirim Al Galgalim: Songs on Wheels 02:43 Debbie Friedman What's Inside the Sukkah 02:12 Debbie Friedman The Purim Ball 02:27 Debbie Friedman Happy Birthday for Yom Ha-Atzmaut 02:52 Set 4: Vitamin Piano Series I'm No Angel 02:59 Vitamin Piano Series Thank You 03:16 Vitamin Piano Series Sand In My Shoes 02:56 Vitamin Piano Series Only If (Original Composition) 02:55 Vitamin String Quartet HandClap 03:15 Vitamin String Quartet Daydreaming 06:07 Vitamin String Quartet Need to Know 03:31 Vitamin String Quartet Happier Than Ever 04:45 Vitamin String Quartet Way 2 Sexy 02:59 Debbie Friedman A Chanukah Musical: Miracles Aren't Just Magic 02:53 Debbie Friedman A Chanukah Musical: Light the Menorah 01:28 Debbie Friedman A Purim Musical: Vashti's Song 02:38 Debbie Friedman A Purim Musical: Sing a Song of Freedom 02:10 Set 5: Debbie Friedman The Hail Blessing 03:58 Debbie Friedman Shelter of Peace 03:48 Debbie Friedman Birchot Havdalah 05:05 Debbie Friedman Sh'ma Koleinu 04:49 Debbie Friedman The Angels' Blessing 03:58 Set 6: Debbie Friedman Neis Gadol 02:46 Debbie Friedman S'u Sh'arim 02:03 Debbie Friedman Maoz Tzur 01:25 Debbie Friedman Joy Cometh In the Morning 03:10 Debbie Friedman O Sing Praises 03:59 Debbie Friedman Alef Bet Song 02:51 Debbie Friedman Oseh Shalom 02:19 Debbie Friedman Holy Place 02:21 Debbie Friedman Miriam's Song 02:41 Debbie Friedman Happy Thanksgiving 02:12 Debbie Friedman On Wings of Eagles 04:24 Debbie Friedman And the Youth Shall See Visions 02:59 Set 7 didn't make it in to the playlist but was voiced. Set 8: Debbie Friedman V'nomar L'fanav 02:48 Debbie Friedman The Water in the Well 05:03

Host Yehuda Kurtzer convenes a panel of guests to discuss the past and present of American Jewish religious music, from Mordechai Ben David to Nissim Black to Debbie Friedman. Featuring Dovid Bashevkin (1840 Podcast), Yardaena Osband (Talking Talmud Podcast), Miri Miller (SHI NA), and Shira Hanau (JTA). Episode playlist: https://spoti.fi/3vLFbMQ Other Songs Discussed: Im Hashem Lo Yivneh Bayis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckVYO9oI8vc Lmaancha with Ben Shapiro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ-Km7RfBEs This episode originally aired on March 22nd, 2021.

Join us for a chat with Debbie Friedman about her journey to and through Shenandoah Conservatory to DMV Dinner Theatre world, and being a personal assistant to a Billionaire! Fun fact: her daughter also attended SU. More on that tomorrow! Sponsor Conner & Smith on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/ConnerandSmith and Join the Discord page here: https://discord.gg/mYxqMYGz and add to the Season 5 Spotify Playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5AzZo6lYvwCEYcvOUoJTYn?si=ljv07O5lS5KSKxtrk8cO7A --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/connerandsmithshow/message

The Trauma Director at the Montreal Children's Hospital, Debbie Friedman, joined Andrew to talk about how to avoid common injuries during the hot summer season.

After her soulful performance during Stephen Wise Temple's Friday-night Shabbat services, singer, songwriter, and composer Elana Arian joins Senior Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback and Senior Cantor Emma Lutz for this edition of "Search for Meaning" to discuss her musical journey.From cassette recordings of four-part harmonies with her musical family during her days as a "faculty brat" at the URJ Kutz Camp, Elana has morphed from a classical musician to a secular folk singer to now one of the preeminent voices in modern Jewish music. When she sits down and riffs with Emma, the two buzz with energy when talking about harmonizing and improvisation, the influence of Debbie Friedman, the excitement and beauty of the High Holy Days, and Divine inspiration.

Congregation B'nai Jeshurun Music Director Matt Turk sits down with legendary Cantor Jeffrey Klepper to discuss how Cantor Klepper, Rabbi Daniel Friedlander and Debbie Friedman “torpedoed" Reform Judaism, Jazz legend Arnie Lawrence, Rabbi Chaim Stern's importance and bringing guitar to liturgical music. Episode 2 of 2.

Brandon and Henry return after a brief hiatus and some special interview episodes with coverage of some heroes we've already covered!  What?! Already covered?! Since we've started the podcast there have been more instances of explicit Jewish content for characters we've covered. We'll be revisiting our favs, The Thing and Kitty Pryde! We also have a hot take on John Lennon's Imagine, call out some creators for some bad Jewish representation and point the mirror at ourselves for our podcast title!Thank you to Mishkan Chicago's Soundcloud for their recording of Debbie Friedman's "Mi Sheberach." Check them out at https://soundcloud.com/mishkan-chicago/mi-sheberachThank you Rabbi Aryeh Bernstein for a spicy take! Comics covered:Fantastic Four #538 (June 2006)“Street Fighting”Written by J. Michael StraczynskiPencilled by Mike McKoneInked by Andy Lanning, Kris Justice, and Cam SmithColored by Paul MountsLettered by VC's Russ WootonEdited by Tom BrevoortBlack Cat #4 (Sep 2019)“Yancy St. Shuffle”Written by Jed MacKayPencilled by Travel ForemanColored by Brian ReberLettered by Ferran DelgadoEdited by Nick LoweImmortal Hulk #41 (December 2020)“The Man Downstairs”Written by Al EwingPencilled by Joe BennettInked by Ruy Jose and Belardino BraboColored by Paul MountsLettered by VC's Cory PetitEdited by Will MossAge of X-Man: Apocalypse & the X-Tracts #1, 2, 4, 5 (Mar-July 2019)Written by Tim SeeleyPencilled by Salva EspinColored by Israel SilvaLettered by VC's Travis LankamEdited by Jordan D. WhiteMarauders #11 (Aug 2020)“Pour One Out”Written by Gerry DugganPencilled by Stefano CaseliColored by Edgar DelgadoLettered by VC's Cory PetitDesigned by Tom MullerEdited by Jordan D. WhiteMarauders #12 (Sep 2020)“The New Phase”Written by Gerry DugganPencilled by Matteo LolliColored by Edgar DelgadoLettered by VC's Cory PetitDesigned by Tom MullerEdited by Jordan D. White 

Ma'yan: The Jewish Women's Project was founded by the JCC in 1993 to serve as a catalyst and a resource for women working for change within the Jewish community. During its existence, Ma'yan promoted Jewish ritual from a new perspective through programs such as its feminist Passover Seder and innovative women's Haggadah, while continuing to focus on advancing the status of womenstatus within the Jewish communal world. In today's episode of 76West, Ma'yan Director Eve Landau and Cofounder Barbara Dobkin join Rabbi Joy Levitt to discuss the origins of the first women's seder, and how the haggadah they developed is still influencing the way we think about the seder today. Note: this episode contains an excerpt from Debbie Friedman's “Miriam's Song” from her January 1996 performance at Carnegie Hall. To learn more about the Joseph Stern Center for Social Responsibility at the JCC, visit https://mmjccm.org/adults/social-responsibility-volunteering. To order the Ma'yan Passover Haggadah, visit https://www.amazon.com/Journey-Continues-Passover-Haggadah-English/dp/0966710711

It was such a blessing to bring together the Temple Isaiah Jazz Ensemble – also known as Steve Fox & Friends – for two very special pre-produced Shabbat services in spring 2021. Filmed live on Vollmer Deck, each service featured not just time-honored Jazz Shabbat favorites but also spoken words of history & blessing from folks who have been part of this Temple Isaiah tradition since the beginning. This unique album features Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen & Cantor Tifani Coyot with Steve Fox (piano), Larry Muradian (bass), Deborah Pearl (vocals), Rabbi Steven Carr-Reuben (drums), Joel Bienefeld (winds) as well as interviews with George Kahn, Cathy Klayman, Rabbi Bob Gan, Cantor Evan Kent & Steve Fox. With gratitude to the folks who made this possible, especially the production team of Drama ¾ led by David Fickas and Pranav Shah.

Happy Hanukkah! (It begins on November 28th). Let's celebrate the season with a whole episode devoted to Jewish country music. If you want more, you can find two different playlists on www.adobeandteardrops.com Sarah Aroeste -- “Las Kandelikas de la Fiesta” (Hanuka!) Nefesh Mountain -- “Hanukkah's Flame” (Live From Levon Helm Studios)  Debbie Friedman -- “Not By Might -- Not By Power” (Celebrate Hanukkah) Karen and the Sorrows -- “The Price of the Ticket” (The Narrow the Place) Ben Fisher -- “The Heavy Gates of Gaza” (Does the Land Remember Me?) Dana Sipos -- “Hoodoo” (The Astral Plane) Rabbi Sandra Lawson -- “Kaddish in Memory of Black Lives” (Single) Deborah Stokol -- “Avinu Malkeinu” (The Ill-Tempered Clavier) Jeremiah Lockwood -- “Ribono Shel Olam” (Kol Nidre) Thank you so much to The Lost Church Radio for having us on their internet waves. You can catch Adobe & Teardrops on the 1st Sunday of every month at 1 PM Eastern/10 AM PST, and the third Thursday of the month at 9 EST/6 PM PST. And, of course, you can listen to these shows any time by subscribing to the podcast feed through your favorite app. You can support Adobe & Teardrops by buying merch or hitting the ol' Patreon or Ko-fi links! Please tell your friends to like and subscribe to this podcast. Thanks to Alma Contra for making the introduction.

Karen is joined by Emily and Sam from the Smashing Life team to talk all things Hanukkah! The Festival of Lights starts early this year, so we're making sure to get in the holiday spirit, covering everything from our favorite Hanukkah eats to our thoughts about ugly Hanukkah sweaters to our pick for best Hanukkah movie of all time to how we're finding the light  in the darkness in our own lives this year. If you're not ready to pull your menorah out yet, you will be after having a listen to this episode!   You'll find out:   - When Hanukkah falls in 2021 (hint: it's early!) - Why Sam's family's been celebrating Thanksgivukkah since before it was cool - The story of why we celebrate for eight days - Sam's no-fail 3-2-1 latke recipe - and the time she whipped it up for a crowd of 20! - Emily's lazy latke hack - Why the UK needs more Hanukkah swag  - DIY Hanukkah inspo (whiskey miniature menorah, anyone?!) - What we all think about ugly Hanukkah sweaters - Hanukkah treats from around the world  - Decorating for Hanukkah  - All about our epic First Night of Hanukkah Zoom party  - Our pick for best Hanukkah movie of all time - How we're finding light in the darkness this Hanukkah    LINKS:   My must-have guide to everything you need to know about Hanukkah in 2021 https://yourjewishlife.co/hanukkahguide   Save your space at our FREE 2021 Zoom Hanukkah party https://yourjewishlife.co/hanukkah   Smashing Life, my community membership club for Jewish + Jew(ish) women https://smashinglife.club/   The ultimate Hanukkah Spotify playlist https://yourjewishlife.co/hanukkahplaylist   Emily's guide to lazy latkes https://www.poppyandprune.com/2018/11/26/lazy-latkes-the-poppy-and-prune-guide/   Ugly Hanukkah sweaters https://moderntribe.com/collections/hanukkah-wear/?aff=83&_=pf&pf_pt_section=Sweaters   The Rugrats Hanukkah Special https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1159155/   Debbie Friedman's Latke Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhFiszfdt18   Just in Time for Chanukah! https://open.spotify.com/album/23ZRYlMdeDUrXcxW4rI0KO   The Hanukkah Anthology https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780827613188   Hershel and the Hanukkah Goblins https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780823431946

00:00 Republican do well in yesterday's elections 06:00 Elliott Blatt joins the show, https://twitter.com/elliottblatt 08:00 Elliott's misery after the 2020 presidential election 10:00 Elliott on January 6 riots 14:00 How would Elliott's bro describe him? 15:00 How social exclusion leads to conspiracy thinking, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=142188 18:00 Elliott's disciplined methodology for ferreting out truth 20:00 Debbie Friedman, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debbie_Friedman 27:00 Elliott feels a distance from normies 28:30 Elliott says 4chan is ground zero for truth 1:09:00 All of Elliott's friends have left the Bay Area for economic reasons 1:25:00 Dennis Prager's Covid experience, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfW_Li_Oey8 1:47:00 Is Taiwan defensible? How many Americans should die to protect Taiwan? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRZd_Kxvhvo 1:58:15 Interview with Sam Harris on Gurus, Tribalism & the Culture War, https://decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/sam-harris 1:59:45 Ex-Nazi turned woke warrior Christian Picciolini, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Picciolini 2:05:00 Interview with Matthew Remski on Conspirituality, https://decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/special-episode-interview-with-matthew-remski-on-conspirituality 2:07:00 How yoga can wreck your body, https://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/08/magazine/how-yoga-can-wreck-your-body.html 2:15:00 Decoding the yoga gurus 2:32:00 Child Sex Trafficking: Galactic Federation & Reincarnation (July 2020) Elizabeth April, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57Mrgx1F4B4 2:38:00 U.S. STATE GETS BORED WITH BLUE CENTRIST GOVERNOR, VOTES IN RED CENTRIST GOVERNOR, https://trad-news.blogspot.com/2021/11/us-state-gets-bored-with-blue-centrist.html 2:44:00 James Howard Kunstler on Collapse, Jewish culture 2:46:00 Jews and the right-wing nut jobs 2:48:00 Lawfare https://americanmind.org/audio/the-stakes-the-american-monarchy/ https://unherd.com/2021/10/the-triumph-of-americas-ruling-class/ https://theweek.com/politics/1003035/the-far-right-contemplates-an-american-caesar https://www.csis.org/analysis/first-us-national-strategy-countering-domestic-terrorism https://www.vox.com/22600500/olympics-conservatives-simone-biles-anti-american https://www.mediamatters.org/dennis-prager/dennis-prager-announces-he-has-covid-19-while-ranting-against-vaccines-and-declaring https://www.thebulwark.com/the-paradox-of-trumpist-patriotism/ https://americanmind.org/salvo/why-the-claremont-institute-is-not-conservative-and-you-shouldnt-be-either/ Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSFVD7Xfhn7sJY8LAIQmH8Q/join https://odysee.com/@LukeFordLive, https://lbry.tv/@LukeFord, https://rumble.com/lukeford https://dlive.tv/lukefordlivestreams Listener Call In #: 1-310-997-4596 Superchat: https://entropystream.live/app/lukefordlive Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/lukeford/ Soundcloud MP3s: https://soundcloud.com/luke-ford-666431593 Code of Conduct: https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=125692 https://www.patreon.com/lukeford http://lukeford.net Email me: lukeisback@gmail.com or DM me on Twitter.com/lukeford Support the show | https://www.streamlabs.com/lukeford, https://patreon.com/lukeford, https://PayPal.Me/lukeisback Facebook: http://facebook.com/lukecford Feel free to clip my videos. It's nice when you link back to the original.

We are thrilled to present a diverse collection of prayers & songs from our pre-produced spring & early summer 2021 Shabbat services. Each Shabbat service was filmed live on the Vollmer Deck with our clergy team & Temple Isaiah musicians. Our collection of songs includes contemporary & traditional music of Israel, beloved Shabbat classics, modern prayers on love, healing & community and much more. Featuring Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen & Cantor Tifani Coyot with Mary Ekler (piano), Rosy Rosenquist (drums), Leo Chelyapov (horns), Lacy Rostyak (violin), Tim Kobza (guitar) and Eric Sittner (bass). With gratitude to the folks who made this possible, especially the production team of Drama ¾ led by David Fickas and Pranav Shah.

In this episode of 92Y Talks, Budd Mishkin hosts a celebration of the life and legacy of Debbie Friedman, whose music continues to inspire Jews to sing out all over the world. Special guest Mandy Patinkin discusses his close friendship with Debbie, along with Debbie's sister Cheryl Friedman, Rabbi Peter Rubinstein, Rabbi Dan Freelander, Cantor Jeff Klepper, Merri and Rabbi Ramie Arian, Douglas Mishkin, Josh Nelson, Julie Silver, Elana Arian, Peri Smilow, and the Zamir Choral Foundation. The celebration was streamed live as part of the 92nd Street Y's online talks series on February 23, 2021.

Host Yehuda Kurtzer convenes a panel of guests to discuss the past and present of American Jewish religious music, from Mordechai Ben David to Nissim Black to Debbie Friedman. Featuring Dovid Bashevkin (1840 Podcast), Yardaena Osband (Talking Talmud Podcast), Miri Miller (SHI NA), and Shira Hanau (JTA). Episode playlist: https://spoti.fi/3vLFbMQ Other Songs Discussed:Im Hashem Lo Yivneh Bayis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckVYO9oI8vcLmaancha with Ben Shapiro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ-Km7RfBEs

In Judaism, we don't worship our bodies. But we do marvel at the ways in which they function, and each morning we take a moment to consider how we will put them to use during the day. This episode features "Asher Yatzar" and "Elohai," composed by Debbie Friedman, and "V'Asu Li (Sanctuary)," sung by Cantor Julian Cadrain. Additional resources: * An alternative Asher Yatzar, by Rabbi Emily Aviva Kapor * a thesis on chronic illness by Emily Aronson: "From Curing to Crying" * a reflection on Asher Yatzar, by Rabbi Sandra Lawson * a video on Al Netilat Yadayim

Even for those who struggle with the idea of the Divine, praying for healing has become a stable of the Jewish prayer service. What exactly does the "Mi Shebeirach" prayer request, and what can its message teach us? Featuring "Heal Us Now" by Leon Sher, "Mi Shebeirach" by Debbie Friedman, z''l, and "Refa Na," by Yair Levi and Shai Sol. External links: Hebrew and English lyrics to Leon Sher's "Heal Us Now" Hebrew and English lyrics to Debbie Friedman's Mi Shebeirach More on "Refa Na," by Yair Levi and Shai Sol

Jewish children around the globe learn the sing-songy six-word Shema, but what is so special about it that we close our eyes when we recite it -- and place its words in boxes on doorposts? Explore the life-giving power of this ancient, twice-daily Jewish practice. Featuring "Shema" by Debbie Friedman, z''l. External links: For the Hebrew, transliteration and translation, visit these Shema and the V'Ahavta pages. For the Shema in American Sign Language, learn from this video by Rabbi Darby Leigh.

This special service honors the 10th anniversary of Debbie Friedman's yahrzeit and features Rabbi Sarah Joselow Parris and Cantor Arik Luck.

What's our favorite "F" word? This week it's Friedman, as in Debbie Friedman, of blessed memory. As we enter into Shabbat Shira (an entire Shabbat dedicated to song and music), we're remembering the melodies and moments of our Jewish lives, from when "we" stood at the sea, to the soundtracks and playlists that accompany our lives today.

Welcome to the podcast, this is close to 5 hours long but a lot of fun. Here is the playlist. No linking. The Independent artist spotlight, broadcast 152 will be a special show where we take you all around the world in the holiday collection. Maybe some compare the differences, you'll have to see. Set 1: ------------- Hour Marker -------------, 1300 (1pm 12/24/2020) BYU Vocal Point, It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Live) BYU Vocal Point, Nuttin' for Christmas Tonic Sol-fa, Nuttin' for Christmas Set 2: Scott Lawlor, Green Sleeves Scott Lawlor, Apertio aurium Scott Lawlor, We Three Kings who were lost and never found Set 3: Jeff Wahl, All Creatures of Our God and King Jeff Wahl, Abide with Me Jeff Wahl, Go Down Moses (Let My People Go) Rockapella, I Have a Little Dreidel Rockapella, Matunda Ya Kwanzaa Rockapella, Christmas Altogether Rockapella, Happy Christma-Hanu-Kwanzaa Holiday Dave Nachmanoff, Grateful Naomi Less, What You Give Hillel Tigay & Judeo, Hallelujah Jay Rapoport, The Holiday Song David Broza, The Art of Losing Marty Goetz, Shepherd's Song Marty Goetz, Arise, Shine Marty Goetz, Traditional Chanukah B'rachot (Blessings) Marty Goetz, Mi Y'malel (Who Can Retell) Marty Goetz, The Gift Of Christmas Set 4: Ariel Rose, Hanukkah's Child Margie Rosenthal and Ilene Safyan, S'vivon Sov Sov Sov Margie Rosenthal and Ilene Safyan, Take a Potato Shir Soul, Hanukkah - Africa Shir Soul, Dreidel The Belmonts, The Eight Days of Hanukkah Sue Epstein, Shake Another Hand Various Artists, Chanikah/Solstice Various Artists, Chanike Oy Chanike Various Artists, Light One Candle Sue Epstein, Tree of Life Sue Epstein, Twinkle, Twinkle Set 5: Debbie Friedman, Alef Bet Song Debbie Friedman, Miriam's Song Debbie Friedman, Happy Thanksgiving Debbie Friedman, On Wings of Eagles Debbie Friedman, And the Youth Shall See Visions Ya Elah, Each of Us Ya Elah, Mah Gadlu Ya Elah, Y'hi Ratzon Set 6: Craig Taubman-Various Artists, Hanukah o Hanukah Craig Taubman-Various Artists, Candle Blessings David Grover, Zum Galli Galli David Grover, Blood Of The Maccabees David Grover, Light Up The World With Love Doda Mollie, Yodelay Do Potato Jill Moskowitz, Lots of Latkes Jill Moskowitz, Afioman Mambo Jill Moskowitz, The Burning Bush Kenny Ellis, Swingin' Dreidel Kenny Ellis, Hanu-Calypso Six13, Nice Jewish Boy Band Chanukah Medley Six13, Pesach Shop Six13, One Mitzvah (The Bar Mitzvah Song) Six13, Shema Cantor David Putterman, Rock Of Ages Stanley Adams and Sid Wayne, Twas the Night Before Chanukah The Klezmatics, Hanukah Tree Ramones, Merry Christmas (I Don't Wanna Fight Tonite) Benny Goodman, Santa Claus Came in the Spring The Ames Brothers, I Got A Cold For Christmas Set 7: Tonic Sol-fa, Joseph's Song Tonic Sol-fa, The Little Drummer Boy The Color Bars, Merry Christmas It's Your Birthday Peter Hollens, Grown Up Christmas List (feat. Evynne Hollens) Pentatonix, Grown-Up Christmas List (feat. Kelly Clarkson) Noteworthy, Sing a Song of Merry Christmas This will complete the program, sadly. I've had fun bringing this program to you. Stay tuned next time when I return to Saturday and more Independent artist spotlights.

This week, we ponder creating your own separate traditions before returning to join the Jewish people, visions of angels and holy prosecuting attorneys, and calendars. Plus, some fun bonus stories of said prosecuting attorney messing with some rabbis. Full transcript here.Also, a neat fact that we didn't mention in the episode is that the Orit is the five books of the Torah, plus Joshua, Judges, and Ruth, written in Ge'ez rather than Biblical Hebrew; there's a picture here. Commedia dell'arte is an Italian theatrical genre popular in the 1400s, wherein the characters are stock caricatures that have the same names even in wildly different works. HaSatan doesn't map onto any of them particularly well, but does feel a little like Arlecchino. The Cheese Man appears in Buffy the Vampire Slayer s4ep22, "Restless." The stories of HaSatan come from Job, Kiddushin 81a, Bava Batra 16a, and Rosh Hashanah 16b. You can read Aurora Levins Morales' "V'ahavta" here. Also, here's Debbie Friedman's "Not By Might, Not By Power" and the lyrics to it.This week's reading was Zechariah 2:14–4:7. Next week's reading is Kings I 3:15–4:1.Our music is by the band Brivele. This week, our audio was edited by Lulav Arnow, and our transcript was written by Reuben Shachar Rose. Our logo is by Lior Gross, and we are not endorsed by or affiliated with the Orthodox Union.Support the show (http://patreon.com/kosherqueers)

Christmas, Christmas, Christmas! - Cam, Matt, Andi discuss: First openly gay wwe wresting star pat patterson dead at 79. | Anti-Gay Hungarian politician Jozsef Szajer resigns after being caught attending 25 man orgy in breach of covid-19 rules. | Dads forced to adopt their own children in US to bring them home to New Zealand. | Christian couple who thought they could make an LGBT+ child "overcome" their sexuality sue foster agency that rejected them. Music: Its beginning to look alot like christmas - Johnny Mathis | Americas sweetheart - Elle King | The lake song - Debbie Friedman | only if you love me - Michal Nicolas | Everything i own - Boy George | Happy Joyous Hanukkah - Indigo Girls.

One of the greatest gifts of this unique year is the collection of audio recordings produced especially for our High Holy Day music videos. We are proud to share these special recordings with our Temple Isaiah community and offer our gratitude to Gabriel Mann, Niv Toar and Sam Glaser for their mixing and mastering expertise. Enjoy the sound of High Holy Days 2020 all year round! Contributing Voices: Cantor Tifani Coyot , Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen, Cantor Evan Kent, Cantor Lorna Lembeck, Gabriel Mann, Allison Bloom, Piper Rutman, Aidan Rutman, Anna Shell, Carolyn Berliner, Asher Bartfeld, Ben Raanan, Andrew Oberstein, Rocky Klein, Sara Leib, Jami Messinger, Dave Davidson, Danny Rubenstein, Stella Fisch, Miles Fisch, Eleanor Yanow, Maddie Yanow, Jay Asherson, Madeline Gentin, Oliver Eshaghoff, Max Isakow, Zoe Nazarian, Sophia Davoodpour, Roxanne Hall, Leilani Kattan, Annie Loeb, Brody Lonner, Lillian Knott, Amelia Sznaider, Isabella Sznaider, Sophia Sznaider, Jenny Eckert, Parker Grey, Raphael Wild, Zoey Misthal

Cary Reich, Craft Your Business Message in a Unique and Powerful Way with a Jingle BizSoup Podcast Radio Episode 038 with John DeBevoise Cary Reich, The Jingle Writer, has been in the jingle-writing industry since 1985. He has produced thousands of successful campaigns for clients all across the United States. Cary’s creative vision helps his clients see their businesses in a customer-focused way, He has worked with radio and television stations to create successful jingles/branding ideas for companies such as Budweiser, Firestone, Gold’s Gym, Goodwill, YMCA, and scores of local clients. His performance and publishing credentials include Musical Direction for the Jewish Media Relations Council; writing and performing contemporary music for Sounds Write productions with Debbie Friedman; and keyboard player and musical director for Kool Reflektions, a Florida favorite on the Jazz scene. Kool Reflektions opened for the likes of George Benson, Branford Marsalis and Joe Sample. Cary graduated at the top of his class from the University of Florida School of Business. , she performed and produced for the UF Vocal Jazz Troupe and enjoyed “anonymous stardom” as the school’s mascot “Albert the Alligator.” Listen to this information-packed BizSoup Podcast Radio episode with Cary Reich about using jingles in a powerful and unique way. ●   How to identify what your brand is or should be. ●   How to capture an idea with words and music that people remember. ●   How to set yourself apart from the competition.   Connect with Cary Reich Website thejinglewriter.com  Facebook facebook.com/TheJingleWriter LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/cary-reich-the-jingle-writer

Today, more music, less talk. Broadcast 247 will have less talk, more music. Hope you enjoy. Set 1: Homeless Balloon, African Landscape Homeless Balloon, Oriental Spaces Harlan Williams, In Nomine Domini Snowsleep, After Stargarden, Astral Dub Steve Eulberg, Simple Gifts Sun Palace, There's a Man Set 2: Scott Lawlor, Blizzards of Stars Aeoliah, Aeoliah - Ocean of Love Brian Crain, One Morning in June Edward Simon, Ericka Christine Brown, The Passing Rain David Grover, Light Up The World With Love Emancipator, Outlaw Debbie Friedman, Wedding Vows Jacob Collier, Metropole Orkest & Jules Buckley, Everlasting Motion (feat. Hamid El Kasri) Peter Hollens, Phantom of the Opera Medley (feat. Evynne Hollens) Skinny Feels, The Opening Set 3: Debbie Friedman, You Are The One Beegie Adair & Jaimee Paul, A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Ac Rock, James Dean Ed Durbrow, Prelude (Pierre Attaignant) Eliyahu Sills, Maghrebi Ernesto Schnack, We'll Always Have Siberia Fiddle Whamdiddle, Miss McLeod's Reel Fresh Body Shop, The Hunt Gokul Salvadi, Kalyaani - the Vintage Radio Greg Williams, Hymn Set 4: Nigel Martin, Devil Racer End of program

This month we talked to Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter, the leader of a new Modern Orthodox shul in Philadelphia called The South Philadelphia Shtiebel. And for our second topic we’re talking about Debbie Friedman, her impact on Jewish music, and on us personally, on the occasion of her ninth yahrzeit. Dasi Fruchter South Philly’s historic Jewish […] The post Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter & Debbie Friedman appeared first on Jewish Public Media.

This month we talked to Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter, the leader of a new Modern Orthodox shul in Philadelphia called The South Philadelphia Shtiebel. And for our second topic we’re talking about Debbie Friedman, her impact on Jewish music, and on us personally, on the occasion of her ninth yahrzeit. Dasi Fruchter South Philly’s historic Jewish […] The post Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter & Debbie Friedman appeared first on Jewish Public Media.

This month we talked to Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter, the leader of a new Modern Orthodox shul in Philadelphia called The South Philadelphia Shtiebel. And for our second topic we’re talking about Debbie Friedman, her impact on Jewish music, and on us personally, on the occasion of her ninth yahrzeit. Dasi Fruchter South Philly’s historic Jewish […] The post Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter & Debbie Friedman appeared first on Jewish Public Media.

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl sings "Devorah’s Song"- In Memory of Debbie Friedman z”l on Shabbat Shira," February 7, 2020

Broadcast 224 of the program, looks like we're behind. Oh boy. Set 1: ------------- Hour Marker -------------, 1000 (10am 12/22/2019) Debbie Friedman, Sh'ma Koleinu Putinki Church Choir, Praise the Lord O My Soul , LnL-TakeItOnHome Jacob Collier, Feel (feat. Lianne La Havas) Tony Succar, Decision Tyrone Wells, Not over You Aeoliah, Emanation of grace Set 2: This set is our long form set. We're trying to find things we've not played in awhile. Scott Lawlor, The Birth Canal into Eternal Life Phrozenlight, Dome Of Angels Phrozenlight, Cyberionautica End of program

This week, we're discussing leaving home and name changes, so, big queer feelings are happening up in here. Also, catch us comparing matriarchs and patriarchs to Brokeback Mountain, prescribing appropriate polyamorous behavior, and debating whether you should fight for your home or be willing to relocate when things get rough there. Also, Jaz gives Lulav a confusing rating scale. Full transcript of the episode available here.The camp song that Jaz sings/butchers at 4 minutes in is "L'chi Lach" by Debbie Friedman and you can hear it sung properly here. The #Parshachat discussion question mentioned at 32 minutes in can be found here. Content notes: a police siren can be heard from 21:44-21:55. This episode also contains references to slavery multiple timesSupport us on Patreon! Send us questions or comments at kosherqueers@gmail.com, follow us on Twitter @kosherqueers, and like us on Facebook at Kosher Queers. Our music is by the band Brivele. Our logo is by Lior Gross, and we are not endorsed by or affiliated with the Orthodox Union. Support the show (http://patreon.com/kosherqueers)

In today's episode, Debbie Friedman (partner at Cozen O'Connor) joins the podcast to talk about the issues that employers should consider with their employee handbooks.

The Season 2 opening episode of Jewish Songwriter included a hilarious and heartwarming story from this week's guest, Elana Arian, and her special connection and encounters with Debbie Friedman.  We finally get to share the rest of this amazing conversation and share Elana's "Yih'yu L'ratzon" as well as the story of it's creation.  Spoiler Alert:  Elana was a new mother with 10 years of experience as a successful touring secular singer/songwriter but this song was not only her first Jewish composition, but the first composition that came to her in complete form.   Listen to "Yih'yu L'ratzon" and all of the compositions from this season of Jewish Songwriter on the official Jewish Songwriter Playlist on YouTube and Spotify.  Elana Arian is one of the leading voices in contemporary Jewish music. A composer, multi-instrumentalist, and recording artist, Elana inspires communities across the country with her soulful songwriting and spirit. She recently released her third album of original music - A Spark of Light – a collaboration with Grammy-winning producer, Ben Wisch. Elana has served on the faculty of both Shirei Chagiga in London and the Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion in New York, working as a teaching artist in the Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music. In addition to her work as a guest Artist in Residence for communities across the United States, Elana worked in the Friday worship ensemble at Central Synagogue for 13 years. She has performed at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Tanglewood, and perhaps most memorably, five separate appearances at the (Obama) White House. Elana's YouTube Page Elana's Spotify Elana's Facebook Elana's Website  This week's episode was brought to you by Bandzoogle which makes it easy to build a stunning website for your music in minutes.  Click here to try it free for 30 days and get 15% off the first year of your subscription.

On nbroadcast 82, we will do some spotlighting, but mainly travel around the world. I'll link to those artists in which we talk about in some detail, as well as provide the playlist as usual. We hope you enjoy the show, as much as I am putting it together. Artists we're featuring Emma Wallace Debbie Friedman is a link to her web site which talks about her life and legacy as well as her music. Debbie Friedman (itunes) is the link to her Itunes collection. Nick Baker does jingles and other things for the mix. Here is is CD baby page where you can buy his material. Peter Davidson Set 1: Emma Wallace Santa, Take the Night Off 03:19 Emma Wallace Let's Have Some Fun, Mrs Claus 02:06 Edward Simon The Cha Cha 02:20 Forty Seven Indie Groups Cherry Tree Carol 2:43 (Peg Dolan) 02:42 Home Free The Way 03:35 Lissa Schneckenburger Lady Walpole's Reel / The Mountain Ranger / Nancy King 04:13 Set 2: Debbie Friedman Laugh At All My Dreams 03:39 Debbie Friedman Arise My Love 03:30 David Darling Memories of Children 14:35 FC Kahuna Mindset to Cycle 06:24 Debbie Friedman And The Youth Shall See Visions 03:28 Liquid Mind Society of Dreams 08:07 Maccabeats Shed a Little Light 03:40 MC6 A Cappella Since You've Been Gone 01:36 Debbie Friedman Miriam's Song 02:26 Paul Cardall Topaz 02:33 Set 3: Adina Spire Trisagion Hymn 15:33 Alexander Lisenkov Ancient Order 03:03 AlmaNova Massimo Dancing 03:28 Amfibia Iris 05:10 Andre Rodriguez Here's to You (ft Breanne Duren of Owl City) 03:04 Set 4: Set 4: Emma Wallace I'm a Lost Cause 02:45 Emma Wallace Ballad of the Pirate Captain 02:56 Gaelynn Lea Angels from the Realms of Glory / Joy to the World (feat. Al Church) 02:50 Jennifer Rutherford Chocolate 02:19 Mateo Stoneman Esta Tarde vi Llover 03:58 Distant Lover 2012 V 2 05:32 Peter Davidson Red Star 06:36 Debbie Friedman The Angels' Blessing 04:01 Debbie Friedman 23rd Psalm 02:57 Sudi Rick Karatas All I Want for Christmas Is Some Sleep 02:31 The Color Bars Where Did You Go? 03:36 Tony Succar Pa Oyichan 13:33 Debbie Friedman The 613 Commandments 03:16 Debbie Friedman Alef Bet Song 02:52 Christine Brown Treasured Moments 03:56 Beegie Adair Along Came Betty 03:53 Beegie Adair They Can't Take That Away from Me 04:18 Debbie Friedman Devorah's Song 03:16 Blank & Jones with Claudia Brücken Unknown Treasure (Radio Cut) 03:55 Set 5: CrimsonFaced Blameless 04:08 Katie Gurba Dad's Song 04:33 This completes the program. Thanks for listening!

As always, you can listen to all of the compositions from this season on the Jewish Songwriter YouTube Playlist or Spotify Playlist.  And please subscribe to the podcast and leave a review on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, GooglePlay or wherever you listen. If you are familiar at all with North American Jewish music, it should come as no surprise, that as with almost any conversation about or with Jewish Songwriters, one name repeatedly comes up in conversation, without whom, probably none of us Jewish songwriters would be here today.  And that name, of course, belongs to the one and only Debbie Friedman.  Debbie Friedman is considered by many to be the mother of contemporary Jewish music.  If her name isn’t familiar to you, but you’ve entered a Temple, synagogue, or shul in the last half century, there’s a high likelihood you’ve heard her music.  Though Debbie passed away in 2011, it just doesn’t make any sense to not have an episode of Jewish Songwriter dedicated to her.   Professionally speaking, I’m not sure there’s anyone in history who’s had a bigger impact on Jewish music.  Many of my guests spoke about how Debbie’s music impacted or changed the course of their lives. But what I love about the two stories I’ll be sharing with you today, and what they reveal, is that Debbie’s vision and impact stretch far beyond her music.  They are not the only stories I was told and I’m sure they won’t be the last but you will hear them unedited exactly as they were told me.  I hope you’ll enjoy listening to them as much as I did.  

This week’s Torah portion, Parashat B’shalach, is read on Shabbat Shira, the Shabbat of Song. Music is highlighted on this particular Shabbat: In this portion, the prophetess Miriam leads the other women in playing their timbrels, and the accompanying Haftarah reading features the Song of Deborah. Rabbi Rick Jacobs discusses these texts and remembers Debbie Friedman z”l, the legendary Jewish songwriter, as her yahrzeit approaches. He shares his personal memories of Debbie, paying tribute to her profound gifts and their lasting effect on the Jewish world.

You think we're some sort of clown here to amuse you? Craig and Carla talk Goodfellas with guests Matt Cavedon and Debbie Friedman!

This week's episode falls on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur, so we're marking this occasion by adding two new Hanukkah songs to our ever-growing list of winter holiday music. "Pass the Candle" by Michelle Citrin is an upbeat little tune perfectly suited for a Hanukkah montage, while "Not By Might, Not By Power" by Debbie Friedman brings a powerful performance and a message of peace.

Learn about the life and music of Miriam's favorite lesbian Jewish singer-songwriter. Roundtable: Planned Parenthood Music: “So Far So Good” by Jonathan Coulton Research Lead: Miri

In this first episode of season 2, we talk about grapes, eyeballs, Coachella, and so much more! With delightful guests Matt Cavedon and Debbie Friedman. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fruitful/support

The fourth volume of Personally Speaking comes straight from our vault. Previously unreleased, this volume was recorded in the fall of last year. Local comedians, podcasters, and storytellers read from their journals for the theme of "Dear Diary." Brandon Burkhart is a former sociopath, Debbie Friedman brings new meaning to the word "foodie", Zach Heltzel steals his own car, Yelena Litvak gets caught, Michael Schatz keeps a war journal, and Whitmer Thomas discovers Bright Eyes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/itspersonalnow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/itspersonalnow/support

The fate of the earth lies in the hands of two stoners from Los Angeles. "Cheech & Chong" meets "Star Trek." Starring Bryan Irzyk, Brandon Barrick, Angi Lenhart, Troy Vincent, and Mort Burke. Featuring Julia Irzyk, Shannon McKain, Steve Wright, Matt Keene, Debbie Friedman, Sky King, Nathan Ballard, Darius De La Cruz, and Greg Shouse. Written & Edited by Steve Wright. Produced & Directed by Matt Keene. Sound Supervisor, Jeff Ecker. Artwork by Dakota Bardy. In memory of Joe Wright. A Manning Road Production.

CBI Chai Radio Episode 4 – Dan Nichols & Debbie Friedman In this episode, the CBI Chai Radio team takes a look at the music of Dan Nichols and Debbie Friedman.  Don’t forget that Dan Nichols will be coming to CBI on April 17!  More info at cbisd.org/dannichols.

This week's links: Mi Sheberakh: May the One Who Blessed, from MyJewishLearning.com Jewish Healing, "Your place for healing on the Internet," from JewishLink Jewish Healing Prayer on YouTube from Rabbi Jonathan Ginsburg Healing Prayers, Poems, and Meditations, Chapter IV from "The Mitzvah of Healing" by Hara Person Download a free copy of MiShebeirach by Debbie Friedman (click the "healing work" link)