Podcasts about one table

Alan Hahn joins Stugotz fresh off the New York Knicks' first NBA championship in 53 years. The longtime ESPN New York co-host and MSG Network analyst reflects on the moments he thought he'd never see the Knicks reach the mountaintop and what this title means to generations of fans. Hahn breaks down which members of this championship core could someday join Jalen Brunson in the rafters. He also looks ahead to the Eastern Conference landscape, including how a potential move involving Giannis Antetokounmpo could impact the Knicks' chances of repeating as NBA champions. Plus, the show wraps up with a game of One Table.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What Does Your Legacy Really Mean? When you hear the word legacy, what comes to mind? A name on a building? A foundation created after you're gone? Or something far simpler — the way you show up every day and the impact you quietly leave behind? I sat down with Kari Alterman, founder of Good Name Advisors, to explore how each of us can shape our legacy with intention — starting now, not someday. Kari helps individuals and families clarify their values, elevate their giving, and preserve their good name through thoughtful, lasting philanthropy. What struck me most in our conversation is that legacy isn't about wealth or waiting until the end of life. It's about how you treat people, where you choose to give, and how you align your actions with your values today. My Take Too many people wait to think about their legacy. They assume it starts with money or ends with a big gesture. Kari reframed this for us: legacy is built moment by moment — through kindness, intention, and generosity that matches who you are. Whether you give $5,000, $50, or just your time, what matters most is purpose and INTENT.

Jonathan Macri, the Dean of Knicks Film School, joins Stugotz to break down the New York Knicks' stunning 2-0 lead over the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA Finals. Macri reflects on the emotional roller coaster of being a lifelong Knicks fan, including the moment he felt furthest from ever seeing this team reach the Finals. Plus, why this postseason has become a legacy-defining run for Karl-Anthony Towns, a hilarious soundbite from Macri's live watchalong, and a round of One Table. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New York Times Best Seller and avid San Antonio Spurs fan Shea Serrano joins the guys to discuss Victor Wembanyama’s dismantling of the Oklahoma City Thunder and Chet Holmgren in the Western Conference Finals. Shea gives his thoughts on the upcoming Finals matchup against the New York Knicks. And we play some “One Table” to close it out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Griffin III joins Stugotz from Washington, D.C. to talk about what Memorial Day weekend means to him. RG3 gives us his opinions on the expanded playoff in college football, and finally… we play One Table with him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Schefter joins Stugotz today to explain why he’s wearing Oklahoma City Thunder gear despite being a Knicks fan. Schefter talks NFL, including the latest injuries involving the New York Giants, Matthew Stafford’s extension in LA, and more. Schefter also refuses to play One Table properly and instead keeps trying to give up his seat so he doesn’t offend anybody.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robert Griffin III joins Stugotz from Washington, D.C. to talk about what Memorial Day weekend means to him. RG3 gives us his opinions on the expanded playoff in college football, and finally… we play One Table with him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adam Schefter joins Stugotz today to explain why he’s wearing Oklahoma City Thunder gear despite being a Knicks fan. Schefter talks NFL, including the latest injuries involving the New York Giants, Matthew Stafford’s extension in LA, and more. Schefter also refuses to play One Table properly and instead keeps trying to give up his seat so he doesn’t offend anybody.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Golic gives us the sad story of how he proposed to his wife and how his son did so much better than he did in that department. Mike tries to answer the question "who the hell does Jacoby Brisset think he is?" and does he believe Aaron Rodgers when he says he is done. Plus, we play some "One Table". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Golic gives us the sad story of how he proposed to his wife and how his son did so much better than he did in that department. Mike tries to answer the question "who the hell does Jacoby Brisset think he is?" and does he believe Aaron Rodgers when he says he is done. Plus, we play some "One Table". See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SNY host John Jastremski joins Stugotz, Taylor, and Mikey A to discuss how he avoided becoming a Jets fan despite growing up in New York and his dad being one. Would he rather have a Yankees World Series, a Knicks NBA Finals win, or a Miami Dolphins Super Bowl this year? Plus, we play a little "One Table".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frank Isola joins Stugotz, Taylor, and Mikey A to discuss the NBA finals and how the New York Knicks matchup with either the Detroit Pistons or the Cleveland Cavaliers, and eventually the Oklahoma City Thunder. Stugotz's computer rejects all soccer talk. Plus, we play a little "One Table" with Frank.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of the Best of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: Stu and the guys dissect the recent comments by Draymond Green to Charles Barkley. Stugotz and company discuss an incident involving Yankees' starter Gerrit Cole. Stu and the fellas partake in this week's installment of "Think About It Thursday". Plus, Stu and the guys play "One Table". #STugotz #FSRSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of the Best of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: Stu and the guys dissect the recent comments by Draymond Green to Charles Barkley. Stugotz and company discuss an incident involving Yankees' starter Gerrit Cole. Stu and the fellas partake in this week's installment of "Think About It Thursday". Plus, Stu and the guys play "One Table". #STugotz #FSRSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

T-Bob Hebert joins the crew and admits to Stugotz that he misses sports talk radio, so Stu puts him through the full car wash of classic radio segments. The guys play “One Table”... deciding which athlete gets the last reservation at the hottest restaurant in town, debate an idea where Taylor tries to fix American sports using something he learned from soccer, and close things out with a round of “Do Me A Favor.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of The Best of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: Stu and the guys talk about the importance of Game 2. Stu gives his own version of a commencement speech. Stu and the fellas play a game of One Table. #Stugotz #FSRSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this edition of The Best of Stugotz and Company LIVE!: Stu and the guys talk about the importance of Game 2. Stu gives his own version of a commencement speech. Stu and the fellas play a game of One Table. #Stugotz #FSRSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mikey A stumbles upon a new game: who would get the last table? If Jalen Brunson and Aaron Judge both arrived at a restaurant in Manhattan at the same time and there was one table left: who gets it? Plus, Taylor brings Sal to his side on the Paul Skenes for Cam Schilttler trade.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christopher “Mad Dog” Russo joins the show before his big weekend of weddings, anniversaries, concerts, and Mother’s Day. We play a game of “One Table” where Dog crushes Taylor’s take. Plus, what did John Sterling mean to the Yankees and the New York market. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adnan Virk joins the show to talk about Taylor's take that he wouldn't trade Jalen Brunson for Victor Wembenyama, the Devil Wears Prada 2, Tarik Skubal’s injury and play a little “One Table”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send a textNiki Roberts, Multi Faith Neighbors Network - Inspire What if the future of peace doesn't begin with leaders on a stage, but with women choosing friendship across faiths without losing who they are? Christian. Muslim. Jewish. For many people, those words feel like lines that divide. But what happens when women refuse to let difference become distance? In this powerful conversation, Niki Roberts, who leads INSPIRE with Multi Faith Neighbors Network, a global movement helping women build authentic friendships across faith traditions without compromising their beliefs shares outcomes. This episode explores:• Why women often become bridge builders before institutions do • How language shapes trust across faith lines • What happens when dignity becomes the starting point instead of agreement • Why friendship might be one of the most courageous acts in our world right nowThis is a conversation about shared humanity, and the courage it takes to cross lines of difference. If you've ever wondered whether real connection across deep difference is possible, this episode may change how you see your neighbors.   (MFNN.org)

OneTable is a non-profit organization with two goals: make Shabbat a regular part of young people's Jewish lives, and combat the epidemic of loneliness among that same demographic. Hosts can receive a small stipend for every guest who attends their Friday night dinner, and the broader Jewish community benefits from higher levels of Shabbat engagement. But despite hundreds of thousands of young Jews being interested, OneTable laid off a quarter of its staff in December 2025, struggling to find financial support while realizing their repeat users were often accepting money for hosting dinners with friends that they would have hosted regardless. And on an even deeper level: is there even a viable business model for a one-note non-profit like this? Our rabbinic podcasters discuss. After that, they look at how the Art Gallery of Ontario came under fire when they decided not to acquire work by acclaimed photographer Nan Goldin because of alleged antisemitic comments, and finish off with some Textual Healing. Credits Hosts: Avi Finegold, Yedida Eisenstat, Matthew Leibl Production team: Zachary Judah Kauffman (editor), Michael Fraiman (executive producer) Music: Socalled Support The CJN Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to Not in Heaven (Not sure how? Click here )

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It's Champions League Decision Day. All 36 teams kick off at once as the math finally becomes real across Europe. We break down the chaos, the pressure points, and what's at stake, plus takeaways from the USWNT's dominant win over Chile, MLS and Apple's evolving broadcast plans, major roster moves across the league, and more from around the global game.

Jake Cohen is a two-time bestselling cookbook author, culinary content creator, and unapologetic dinner party enthusiast. In this episode, he shares how a childhood curiosity for hosting dinner parties and Shabbat dinners became a lifelong passion for bringing people together around the table. From CIA to food media, Jake opens up about his path through fine dining, his strategic career shifts, and the intentionality behind every step of his new book Dinner Party Animal. He talks about building a life and career rooted in intention, creativity, and joy. He also opens up about how he gives back to his community through his work with OneTable and City Harvest, two organizations that reflect his belief in the power of food to bring people together. Enjoy this episode as we go Beyond the Plate… with Jake Cohen.This episode is brought to you by Fords Gin - the cocktail gin.(You'll find the drink recipe heard in this episode below.)This episode is brought to you by Siete Foods. Follow Beyond the Plate on Facebook.Follow Kappy on Instagram and X.Find Beyond the Plate on all major podcast platforms. www.beyondtheplatepodcast.com www.onkappysplate.com ***The Chosen MartiniRecipe courtesy of Anna Mains.Batched in a 750ML Fords Gin bottle - makes approximately 6-7 martinis15 parts Fords Gin 5 parts Dry Vermouth3 parts filtered pickle brine* 2 parts filtered water Dill cornichons, garnishCocktail Onions, garnishCaper Berries, garnishSet aside 10oz. of gin into a mixing glass (or deli quart container) - make yourself a cocktail to enjoy while your martinis are chilling, or save for later. Add dry vermouth, pickle brine and water into the Fords Gin bottle, put the cap back on the bottle, give it a few shakes, and put it in the freezer to chill (ideally overnight). When the bottle is visibly frozen, pour the batched cocktail into a COLD ‘nick & nora' glass or a coupe glass, and garnish with speared cornichon, cocktail onion, and caper berry. *I prefer a classic kosher dill brine, but I'm not your Jewish mother- I...

Join us as we gather live for our Sunday Service. Today we hear from Brother Crispin as he continues the series "Building on a Firm Foundation" with "Community: Living Stones Built Into One Body, One Table". Join him on his deep dive into what the bible says about stones and how does it relate to the believer and the body of Christ? We look forward to gathering with you virtually and hearing your thoughts and prayers during our live chat. We believe in Loving Jesus, Loving People, and seeing Jesus transform lives. For more information on our church, click on the following links: Website: junctioncovenant.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/junctioncov...

Wil welcomes guest Ken Stemke, owner of Main Street Social in Libertyville, IL, an upscale Italian-American restaurant with its own wine label. Ken traces his hospitality spark to bussing tables in high school, then a 35-year career in banking that armed him with the financial discipline many restaurants lack. He shares how a seasoned team, empowerment, and a recent, internally driven menu refresh (60+ dishes tested) improved culture and guest experience. The convo dives into COVID cash-flow planning, POS frustrations, the importance of listening to staff and guests, policy headwinds like tip-credit changes, rising costs/tariffs, tech overreach, and why independent restaurants—and local coalitions—are essential to community life. Key Takeaways Banking → hospitality advantage: Ken's finance/accounting background gave him crucial cash-flow and planning skills most operators need but often lack. Seasoned staff pays off: With servers averaging ~40 in age and long tenures, May Street Social avoids much of the turnover drama. Empowerment drives innovation: Shifting decision-making to loyal team members led to a broad menu refresh without outside consultants. Manufacturing mindset: Treat each dish like a mini job—know costs, margins, and process control just as in production. Plan for storms: During COVID, Ken worked off daily cash-flows and prebuilt “Plan A/B/C” responses to policy changes. Policy ripple effects: Eliminating the tip credit (e.g., in Chicago) raises labor costs significantly and can hurt independents more than chains. Tariffs & uncertainty pinch demand: Cost shocks (produce, glass, wine) and scary headlines can temporarily depress traffic. Right-sized tech: Restaurants should resist feature bloat; deploy only tools that simplify ops (Ken is doubling down on using Schedulefly fully). POS matters: Weak reporting and lack of integrations create friction; handhelds and better data can smooth service pacing. Community is the moat: Independent restaurants anchor local identity; forming downtown/indie coalitions amplifies marketing and advocacy.

From the car you prefer to drive to the way you like to spend your free time, our lives are filled with choices we make that can divide us. So how can we, as followers of Jesus, find a way to be united when there are so many things that try to pull us apart? At the communion table, we're reminded that no matter our differences, we are one body: the body of Christ.

In this sermon, from 1 Corinthians 10:14-11:1, we'll learn that God expects our full devotion and worship. He is a jealous God and doesn't want to share us with demons who are found in the idolatries of the world. While we have freedom in Christ, we are called to serve Him and others, not to be served. In everything we do, we are to do it for the glory of God.

On this episode of Taste Buds with Deb, host Debra Eckerling speaks with Amy Bebchick, Chief Program Officer of OneTable aka the AirBNB of Shabbat. OneTable is an online platform that connects hosts with guests - and vice versa - and also offers Shabbat support and resources.    OneTable, aimed at adults 21 to 39, launched in 2014; two years ago, they expanded their offerings with OneTable Together, for people aged 50 and up. People in both demographics - and in all levels of faith - are interested in starting, rebooting or re-envisioning their Shabbat practices.    “One of our taglines at OneTable is Find Your Friday,” says Bebchick. “There's not [just] one way to bring Shabbat into your life.”   Shabbat, she explains, is all about marking the moment and making that moment sacred.    Some use this end-of-the-week gathering as an oasis with the people closest to them. Others invite their neighbors or open their home for an additional guest or two in order to build community connections. People Shabbat through OneTable in more than 700 communities all over the US and in Toronto.    “We're in the business of peer-to-peer Shabbat,” Bebchick explains. “Now more than ever, we are all really hungry for a way to escape from what is going on outside and to really find that place that feels like a warm blanket on a winter day.”   Bebchick, who has been practicing Shabbat her entire life, starts planning her Friday night menu as soon as she is done with Shabbat the Saturday before. Sometimes Shabbat is enjoyed around the dinner table, other times it's part of a picnic or a hike.    “I start thinking about what the weather is going to be, what do I want to be cooking, who else might be coming to the table,” she says. “[I like] the idea of really carving [out] that space every Friday.”   Amy Bebchick talks about the evolution of OneTable, the value of a Shabbat practice, and more. She also shares her recipe for gazpacho soup on-the-go, one of her favorite portable Shabbat dishes, which you can find at JewishJournal.com/podcasts.    Learn more at OneTable.org and follow @OneTableShabbat on Instagram. For more from Taste Buds, subscribe on iTunes and YouTube, and follow @TheDEBMethod on social media.

In this episode, Seth reviews an article by Jeremy Pryor on a practice that will strengthen your family and discusses how to practically implement it in your week. To access the sources for this episode, visit: https://jeremypryor.substack.com/p/3-generations-1-table-every-weekTo become a subscriber of this podcast, visit:⁠https://anchor.fm/seth-hensley/subscribe⁠

In a divided world, unity is a bold and beautiful choice. In this message, discover how the communion table calls us to something greater — to walk arm in arm even when we don't see eye to eye. It's time to reclaim the Church's courageous mission: to be one.

Pastor Drew Super preaches from Mark 14:12-32 in continuation of our Follow Me sermon series. 

Join us for Table of Unity - Many Tribes, One Table Part 1 delivered by Pastor Rich Van Proyen. To Connect with us click here: https://www.bethelftw.com/connect To download the App click here: https://bethel.app.link/store You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bethelftw You can find us on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/bethelsyoutube You can visit our Online Campus at https://bethelftw.online.church To find out more about us visit: http://bethelftw.com

Join us for The Table Challenge - Many Tribes, One Table - part 2 delivered by Pastor Rich Van Proyen. To Connect with us click here: https://www.bethelftw.com/connect To download the App click here: https://bethel.app.link/store You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bethelftw You can find us on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/bethelsyoutube You can visit our Online Campus at https://bethelftw.online.church To find out more about us visit: http://bethelftw.com

Join us for Table of Grace - Many Tribes, One Table - Part 3 delivered by Pastor Rich Van Proyen. To Connect with us click here: https://www.bethelftw.com/connect To download the App click here: https://bethel.app.link/store You can find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/bethelftw You can find us on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/bethelsyoutube You can visit our Online Campus at https://bethelftw.online.church To find out more about us visit: http://bethelftw.com

Today we're back in conversation with Dr. Adam Cohen, social psychologist and psychologist of religion at Arizona State University, who shares another research project that explores the way religious ritual connects participants more deeply not only with faith, but with community — this time, not through the practice of abstaining from food, but from breaking bread together.  Dr. Arielle Levites, Managing Director of the Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Education and a Research Assistant Professor in the Graduate School of Education and Human Development at George Washington University had the same idea — that observing Shabbat wasn't just a nice idea, it was a practice with measurable impact. So the team designed a study, enlisting the participation of Aliza Kline, founding President and then-CEO of OneTable, an organization designed to help young Jews develop independence and confidence in observing the ritual of Shabbat dinner in their homes. The question they wanted to answer? Does Shabbat dinner as a spiritual practice increase social connectedness? Read the transcript of this episode
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FULL SHOW #19: HAYLEY & MAX ARE SAVING YOUR VALENTINE'S, ONE TABLE AT A TIME.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is my Sunday episode. I travel to multiple casinos to play Blackjack and slots. I also get one session of poker in. At one Casino it took forever to be able to sit down at a blackjack table. Had another casino I was stuck at the blackjack table for over 3 and 1/2 hours. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

This it's the first part of my 3-day journey. I left home very early in the morning in order to get enough time at the tables before having to go to a meeting tonight. I played three sessions of blackjack as well as multiple sessions of slots. I checked into my hotel for the next three nights. I had a few mild Blackjack sessions. Things were going pretty well. I even talked about how great things were going. Just after that I ran into some trouble. With some help from some Pit Bosses I was able to get through it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mw-usa/support

Woodworking is not traditionally a woman's field — especially among women of color — but one Milwaukee native is defying the odds. Tonda Thompson is setting up shop, including her own sawmill, in the Harambee neighborhood.

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Shabbat, the weekly holiday that Jews practice to break from the everyday grind of life, can change drastically depending on who leads it. Factors that can impact your Shabbat experience can rely on the shull you attended, whose home you're in, the experience of the leader, the cultural background, etc. There are so many experiences that come with Shabbat; One has to ask - What is the right Shabbat vibe? Host of Bad Jew, Chaz Volk, is joined by talented singer and Rabbi-In-Training Tori Greene to get break down the proper 'vibe' of Shabbat. Greene discusses and even sings the niguns and melodies that help us explore the traditions encompassing Kabbalat Shabbat. She delves into rituals and practices of Shabbat emphasizing what makes it so integral to Jewish tradition. Tune in to this playful and insightful episode that sheds light on the influence of music that welcomes the Sabbath. 00:00 Introduction to Tori Greene 05:44 Intention of Shabbat 08:06 Diversity of Jewish music 11:52 What is Kabbalat Shabbat 13:56 Participating in Jewish prayer 19:07 Meaning behind the structure of prayer 25:15 Shabbat observance 28:14 Various melodies and their intention 33:14 Keva vs. Kavanaugh 34:16 Expressing gratitude About Tori Greene: Tori Greene is a proud Latina-Jew. She's an innovator, community builder, and collaborator. She is passionate about impacting the Jewish world by creating spaces for exploration and belonging, from leading twelve Birthright trips to heading the first-ever Moishe Pod to launching the Miami hub for OneTable. As a passionate educator for all things Israel and Jewish, she runs an Instagram page in hopes of being a strong voice for liberal Zionism. You can follow her at @DivreiTori  Tori understands that music has the power to bring people in. It connects us through our hearts and our souls and provides feelings of joy and belonging. Currently pursuing Rabbinical ordination with a dual master's in Nonprofit Management at Hebrew Union College, she invites individuals to consider how the wisdom of our Jewish tradition helps us find meaning and purpose in our lives through a modern lens while weaving in music that calls to yearning Jewish souls. Connect with Tori Greene IG: @divreitori Connect with Bad Jew: BadJew.co https://linktr.ee/badjew BadJewPod@gmail.com Ig @BadJewPod TikTok @BadJewPod

People often ask us, “Have you ever been nervous in front of guests?” Well, picture this: a table filled with some of the most incredible women in the Utah fermentation scene. Yeah, nerve-racking doesn't quite cover it! But you know what? It turned out to be one of the most star-powered episodes we've ever done. … Continue reading "Ep. 198: Lady Legends at One Table – Revisited" The post Ep. 198: Lady Legends at One Table – Revisited appeared first on Tastemasters.

In this, the final episode of the One Table Series, the Chans and Vitales share from personal experience of the lessons learned from pursuing unity in their own lives. How do you walk through the process of reconciliation when you're the one who's been hurt? Is repentance something that we just have to do when we've sinned, or is it a gift that God gives us to draw closer to Him and others?

In discussions about unity, it's easy to get so caught up with side issues that we miss the very center of it all: Jesus, Himself. Today, as we continue the One Table series, Francis, Lisa, Vince, and Jo open their hearts to talk about who Jesus is to each of them, what they love about Him, and what it means for our unity when we move “beyond” Jesus to focus on other things.

Scripture clearly commands believers to pursue unity with one another - but what about those passages where it commands us not to associate with certain people? How do we discern if a potential point of division is a core doctrine or a disputable matter? Is it possible that our unity isn't hindered by our differences, but actually requires them? Listen to Part 4 of the “One Table” series on the Crazy Love Podcast.