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Jan 13, 2020 8 min

The Bagel Boys

from Pull Up A Chair Hosted by The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore

In this first episode of Pull Up A Chair, we hear from Lee Kirsh and Harvey Caplan, best friends for more than seven decades, who retell stories of growing up in Jewish Baltimore and the fellowship they continue to share each week through a social club held at the Myerberg Center, a program of CHAI, called the Bagel Boys. Learn more about The Associated: https://associated.org/ Learn more about CHAI: https://chaibaltimore.org/ Learn more about the Bagel Boys: https://www.myerberg.org/programs-schedule/programs-classes/bagel-boys/ Support our community: https://associated.org/give/

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