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Sukkot

September 25, 2015
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For the Festival Sukkot (Festival of Booths), an explanation of the significance and the symbols of the holiday. With Rabbi Mark S. Golub

Rabbi Mark S. Golub shares some thoughts in preparation for the opening service of Yom Kippur on the most solemn night of the Jewish Year, Kol Nidre Eve. From the High Holiday service of Chavurat Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah (Stamford and Greenwich, CT).

Yemin Orde Youth Choir Concert

November 21, 2016
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Israel’s Yemin Orde Youth Choir of at-risk immigrant youth performs with the teen choir of Central Synagogue, the Lower School Choir of the Abraham Joshua Heschel School and the Ramaz Upper School and Chamber Choirs. From Central Synagogue in NYC.

Witness: Paul Strassman Part 2

April 19, 2017
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Paul Strassman continues his story of survival as a partisan fighting with the Russians, and discusses the need for the Jewish community to be prepared to defend itself and the State of Israel against its enemies. JBS series Witness.

Rabbi Mark S. Golub sets the tone for the Kol Nidre prayer with reflections on the importance of memory, and the I-Thou relationship. 2018

Slichot Service: Hazan Hershtik

September 24, 2018
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One of the world’s foremost cantors, Netanel Herstik (Hampton Synagogue, West Hampton, NY), leads the Slichot Service on the Saturday preceding Rosh Hashanah With Maeestro Izchak Haimov, conductor of The Hampton Synagogue Choir.

Touro Synagogue

October 3, 2018
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Learn about the oldest synagogue in the United States and the only synagogue from America’s Colonial Period from docent Lew Keen and Rabbi Marc Mandel of the synagogue’s Congregation Jeshuat Israel. With Mark S. Golub

In the first season finale of the Jake Ehrenreich Show, Jake welcomes comedian Sarge; star of stage, screen and television Tovah Feldshuh; and First Lady of the Catskills Resorts, Elaine Grossinger Etess, who is inducted into the Catskills Hall of Fame.

Rabbi Mark S. Golub sets the mood for the Kol Nidre prayer, reflecting upon how we can be a blessing to ourselves and the people we love and the importance of viewing life through expressions of blessing. From Chavurot Aytz Chayim and Deevray Torah (CT).

For Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Mark S. Golub addresses the challenges of celebrating the New Year during the pandemic and suggests a symbol that represents optimistic themes of the Holidays of “Creativity” and “Human Connection.”