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The Bagel Bunch
by Beit Miriam
A Beit Miriam/West End Synagogue production, recorded and produced by the 8th and 9th grade class, featuring Jewish community members of Nashville, TN.
Episodes
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Aaron Baum
Aaron is a professor and entrepreneur from upstate New York. Aaron is a world-traveler who has spent time living on a kibbutz in Israel, studying abroad, and running a health clinic in Haiti. We enjoyed hearing about Aaron’s Jewish life with his family and how he adjusted to his move from a big...
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Alon Diamant-Cohen
In the first week of the Bagel Bunch, we interviewed Alon Diamant-Cohen. Alon is a recent Nashville “transplant” who has lived in Maryland and Israel but now calls Nashville home. He shared stories of his Jewish experiences and involvements from childhood to today. He went to camp, just like many...
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Susan Pankowsky
Susan Pankowsky is a congregant and lay leader at West End Synagogue. She is a librarian specializing in Judaic literature. Susan grew up in Texas and has lived in Ohio and Tennessee. She has three children, two of which made Aliyah to Israel and her youngest daughter recently started college in...
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Sharon Ben-Ami
This week, we interviewed Sharon Ben-Ami. Sharon is an Israeli Shlicha for the Jewish federation in Nashville. She works to promote Israeli programs and affairs in our community. We enjoyed hearing about her first impressions of the South and her childhood and education in Israel.
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Ben Doochin
This week on the Bagel Bunch, we interviewed Ben Doochin. Ben grew up in Nashville and went to school at University School of Nashville. He belonged to West End Synagogue growing up, went to college in Texas and graduate school in New Orleans, and then returned home to Nashville and the West End...
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Mark Levine
On today’s podcast, we interviewed Mark Levine, a Nashville native who lives in Virginia. Mark went to West End Synagogue growing up then moved to the Northeast for his studies at Harvard and Yale. He is a Democrat serving in the Virginia House of Delegates. Mark is an outspoken advocate for the...
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Rabbi Joshua Kullock (West End Synagogue)
In our inaugural episode, we interviewed Rabbi Joshua Kullock. Rabbi Kullock serves as the pulpit rabbi at West End Synagogue. He talked about his experiences growing up in Argentina as well as his journey to become a rabbi. Rabbi Kullock moved from South America to Mexico to Tennessee. Although...
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Erin Coleman
In Episode 2, Erin Coleman shares her experiences as an observant Jewish woman in the U.S. military and while running for district representative. Erin and her family are active members of Sherith Israel Congregation and the Akiva Day School community. We enjoyed having Erin on the show!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A Beit Miriam/West End Synagogue production, recorded and produced by the 8th and 9th grade class, featuring Jewish community members of Nashville, TN.
HOSTED BY
Beit Miriam
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A Beit Miriam/West End Synagogue production, recorded and produced by the 8th and 9th grade class, featuring Jewish community members of Nashville, TN.
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