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WTOP
"shabat" Discussed on WTOP
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All Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcasts
"shabat" Discussed on All Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcasts
"Are you ready. It's time it's time you've been waiting for at the time i've been waiting for. It's a little bit late this week. It's already wednesday. But i mean the torch center in houston texas. This is the partial podcast. We are about to begin the best our of your week and i was thinking. How fortunate are we. How lucky are we. We get to spend an hour together each week on the pont test with the partial podcast family. Studying torah spending quality time together becoming wiser together learning about our great antecedents and the stories of the torah absorbing the lessons of the partial each week on the participant just from the torch center. What an amazing privilege speaking of this privilege this week. A kind user named creatively. B b k three one. One two two submitted an amazing and very nice review five star review and itunes to the parts of protest. The title of the review was so awesome five stars and the text was. I learned so much last week and was able to share it my shabat table and really impressed our family and friends exclamation point exclamation point. Thank you so much. Bb k three one. One two via apple podcasts. Thank you so much for the kind review. I'm glad you're able to impress your family and friends. That's what we do here on the partial podcast from the towards center. We impress family and friends and hopefully most importantly we impress ourselves and we impress the almighty now. Want to remind everyone that ever since school started working really hard each tweet.
eCommerce Fastlane
"shabat" Discussed on eCommerce Fastlane
"Like what does this mean now. Yeah i mean this is huge for us right shop. Affi- obviously have been very very close partners with the apo for over a decade now. Also it just made sense as the next step to get even closer. It means creating deeper integrations. It means being the first to understand what is on the roadmap. How do we even consider you know building what shabat doing into our roadmap so. It's all about helping merchants. And i think that's the biggest point. We are joining together because we have a common goal and a common mission and that is to help merchants grow and build better experiences for their customers so as long as we're always aligned on that vision this other stuff is just gonna help basically both going to invest and put in the time and the effort to make sure we're developing the tools that will help assist with that growth. Yeah i love it. So let's talk a little bit about the solution because your three main components. We talked about the reviews. The loyalty side the sms side. They do works anonymously. Or on their own depending on the brand and their maturity. But you do a quick search in the shop. If i ap store or google search you're going to reveal. I think maybe some other notable peers. And i always say where there's competition there's business and very clear that's the case in the partner ecosystem right. No one really dominates owns a category at all in anything. But i believe that. Your poll has also been very intentional to differentiate. I believe from others in the shop if ecosystem are able to maybe unpack that a bed just would love to understand how that aligns with the overall plans of your poll and how they position themselves. Yeah of course and we definitely understand that. There are meeting many players in the in the face today. I think that is true across all tech but you know. Yoko is considered one of the greatest success stories of the shop. A fight ecosystem right. That's really our kind of origin story. If you will. So we're really really proud of that partnership and you know i think where yobbo is. Yes there are other players in the field however no one is really quite doing what we're doing in terms of tying it all into one platform where the intention is to help with strengthening relationships and to bring the customer back and to give them you know how do we increase customer lifetime value with that goal in mind so yes of course we touch upon acquisition and we touch upon consideration and awareness through products like review and of course. Sms can be used in that context as well. But what we're really really good at is using all of our products and developing new products. So they're all fitting that same goal of strengthening relationships with the end customer. You know what's interesting. I do a lot of audits with brands personally. Onboard a new brand. Maybe they migrate from shop. I corps plan. And they're doing a few million dollars in revenue owner looking to get to ten and so they may get a dedicated merchants. Success manager like myself. The first thing i do literally either app section. I double checked to see. Why did you make these decisions. And so interesting to me that i find. I'm sure that this happens from other people on your success team in the sales team when they get involved potentially with brandon. They take look and they're like there's so many separate systems in separate apps that people are using and it almost seems like over time they just keep adding more and more and more apps and you start wondering. Wait a second or all these apps talking to each other correctly. That's challenge number one. The speed problem of having too many apps in your admin number one which is a horrible thing to do on the flip side though. I'm always worried that they're not talking to each other or you're paying for some major not even using where you could do something natively already in shop if i plan for example through scripts or flow or whatever. It is just love your feedback on that. Are you seeing something similar that when you're potentially working with new brand. Oh yeah of course i feel like you know. A lot of our brands. Were brand general. They start out. And they're in like hyper growth mode their heads down so they are picking all the apps that they can. that's going to help them with their immediate goals. Right and that's great. We love seeing that incredible growth of brands and merchants. There does come to a point where they hit this roadblock and they're going through exactly what you just said right like is my loyalty app talking to my reviews which is talking to my estevez app. Can i make sure that i'm understanding. You know steve's journey from end to end and understand his preferences and what his preferred channels are. How is he doing in our loyalty program. All of this information needs to be connected and needs to be connected quickly which is exactly the mission that goes on right so underlying all of our solutions underlying ecommerce platform is this commitment to having that very comprehensive view of the customer and that of course comes from multiple sources as well right. It comes from shop affi- it comes from other third parties. But we're giving you in terms of the insights and the recommendations is going to be focused and targeted towards retention purposes right. It's how can use this information to help. Strengthen the relationship with your customer and bring them back to purchase is always going to be the goal that drives us and that's how the entire platform work together to make sure we're doing just that right that's awesome thank you for sharing that q. Four right now because it's on everybody's mind you're either said about the supply chain challenges. A number one. Or you are worried about the fulfillment part of it. Will these carriers know the fedex and ups of the world and be able to handle this increase volume. We know the volume is going to happen. The delta varian right now we're still in the middle of a pandemic people are shopping online and they're shopping early and it is what it is. I know the brand. That i'm managing. They're working hard right now. But i just would love to understand from your perspective because you really are merchant facing to you. Get to see what these brands are doing. And how they're using the product and maybe what their strategy is just curious be have any recommendations that you see maybe not specifically by brand but just overall like how can people prepare this inevitable rush. Yeah i do see a lot of merchants getting a head start right way ahead of the usual you know after our halloween is probably when when they start the black friday kind of emotions or hinting at it. I do see that people are starting a lot earlier this year which makes and they're over communicating it which i think is really essential and this is where tools that help you engage. Your customers like sms will really come in handy being just very open transparent letting them know what to expect how they should factor that into their holiday thinking and holiday shopping. Right you know. I think just being very clear and communicative is going to be extremely beneficial to merchants. I'd also add to chat with the merchant estrade about this and what they're going to do. Maybe those listening today. You can be inspired from. This is that they decided that they were going to get there. What they're going to call vip customer so these are the most active loyal customers probably two or more three or more purchases. They're still kind of in that active quadrant we think about our fm modeling this recency frequency monetization strategy so. This is an active customer. That's loyal they well. What a great opportunity of the loyalty program you should because there's a great opportunity number one because they're already buying me they want to continue by or maybe they'll be able to refer friends but what they're planning on doing is just offering offers to vip's through a special private link on their website because the truth is the share of wallet over the holiday. I don't the number is but it's fifteen hundred to two thousand dollars. Maybe on average maximum. It's all that each individual person. All the way through has available to spend over the holiday season so knowing that it's like you kinda wanna start early number one and have your offers available. You still can push hard through. Afc because that's where the bulk of the revenue is gonna come out of on the flip side note. Is their opportunity singing. We're probably going to give you the same deal but we're going to send a little bit earlier we're going to give you thank you for being vip goethe's landing page and here's the password to log in or are you seeing like that or does you have any kind of angles around that or in your software.
Nonprofits Are Messy: Lessons in Leadership | Fundraising | Board Development | Communications
"shabat" Discussed on Nonprofits Are Messy: Lessons in Leadership | Fundraising | Board Development | Communications
"And i haven't met anyone until just now that i can say the exact same thing to golly. You talk like a powerpoint presentation. And i mean that as a high compliment so six things. Oh my god my team. If they ever listened to this are going to be laughing their little tissues off. Because i literally keep telling them i think in powerpoint so therefore and it's really and i will say that it's been incredibly clarifying. Doing lit reviews and working with organizational development consultants and companies like culture. That run different surveys. That enable you to quiet some of the noise of people's experience at work which is real and then really getting at the heart of well. What is actually gonna make better workplace so the six ingredients are trusted. Leaders trust a common purpose perspective. Employees clear salary and benefits and diversity equity inclusion baked. Now now what do we mean by that. When we look at the employee experience survey and we tried to ask ourselves is leading place to work. We do have some and we don't have others and we actually run gap analyses to see. What do those who have. Aren't there for the other ones. And those are the different factors. Starting with leaders trusted leaders. And what is the lubricant. Trust communication communications totally. You just did a podcast. I think without incredible on program evaluation shar shari smith. Yeah oh my god. That was amazing. And what did you all talk about over communicate over communicate right lately. It just you just can't. That's that's like the the lifeblood of our business information and if there's a vacuum of information that's when the rumor start in the festering goes and all of that trusted leaders from member that their employees is one of their stakeholders right. Just like you communicate with the board every two weeks and do your shabat shalom message. Whatever that is just like you join annual gala just like you think about the community members who helped with this that or the other. We too often overlooked the fact that your team. That's you know that's your engine. Well i. I'm not even sure we i mean i i because i focus so much on the part the sort of the this twin engine jet board staff thing. I i don't. I don't actually think nonprofit leaders prioritize communications at all right they. They they You can you can find a highly trusted leader. Who who you ask them for their you know sort of two minute spiel about their organization at twenty minutes later. They're still talking so right. So we have to said to everyone to communications school. Yeah very much. So and you've got a lot of inspiring messages again going external not internal and so one of the ways in which you foster trust. You give context to certain things. Here's what we're doing why we're doing it. Here's who's going to be part of it. Here's what we know. Here's what we don't know here's by. We hope that that thing is going to be known. Just basic right. It's not easy. I don't want to undermine like this time. It's actually strategic acquires. A great deal of intention but but the upside or let's the downside. Silence is a gap that gets filled and it net. It very infrequently gets filled the way you wanted filled the while said so true so true exactly so trusted leaders that then foster common purpose i mean especially during cogan which organization didn't have two pit either permanently or in some way you know periodically yep how many of those employees right how many of those employees understood okay. This is what we're doing. This is why we're doing it. We actually saw a lot of at one. We many of us. Just i like those who didn't have a building not a school or a jewish community center or a house of worship but those who could work from home. What we saw actually is that there wasn't uptaken communications between right between the team and And the leadership because there was a. I couldn't see you and your cubicle. And i'm not sure if you're working and also by the way this is important because i'm now giving you new goals or whatever it is so it's really it's kinda easy but that hard and and really look we like to say that leading place to work is one where you trust and entrust your people the six items on your audio powerpoint slides powerpoint gave us. Can you have the other five without trusted leadership. You can't joan. You really can't like their pockets. So what we see is like certain teams. Yeah well right because the manager again is fostered by the manager. It's it's very difficult and that's why it was so unbelievably exciting. When leading edge for started doing its thing it was like wait a second the best time to actually shift a culture when you have that change in leadership. Yep that's the heat's turning up. The clay is going to be soft. And you're gonna be able to reshape it in ways that you never thought before. And that is a huge possible risk firm organization but such unbelievable reward and yeah everything flows from leader. I mean it really really does and the senior leadership team. And then yeah. Let's talk about the board in that. Yes and we are going to do that. And i i actually. I do a fair amount of work. When i do see. Oh coaching I engage with the leadership team of the ceo and really really tried to change the mindset of the entire cohort to a sort of lead with mentality. Right for the ceo. To be say. I lead with you right i need. I cannot be an effective leader unless we lead together and one of my One of my friends nik turner. Who runs the vera institute He talks about it as leading from the bridge right. Is that so often your leadership team. They think they're in charge of communications and programs and one of the things. We're really talking a lot about my clients. These days is what does the first day back in the office. Look like after co when when the offices open back up what does leader. How do you show up as a leader on that first day you just go to your office or you. Just bring your own team together in my mind. You fail the leadership test right. So there's so many interesting things so many interesting things to talk about. And we are talking about attracting developing and retaining rockstars with golly cooks who is the founding president and ceo of leading edge an organization formed specifically.
Makom Israel Teachers Lounge
"shabat" Discussed on Makom Israel Teachers Lounge
"Plus years is a long time fisher for your renaissance to normalcy but two thousand years of diaspora makes things very complicated to reassert. Normalcy for people like our tomb. Who you know again. I agree with you that that is a different category of complication. But i think that is is a is a really pressing issue. People advocating to make conversion more lenient. Or i don't know. I mean there has to be it really is coming. Imagine imagine. I don't know let's take our tomb to let's say his parents grandparents about the holocaust and his parents because his mother married a jew. They were you know the soviet union where antisemitic and then this union club so they made aliyah and then they come here and this kid tomb grows up here and goes to gun and sings shabat shalom and lights hanukkah candles and pays off there and and then finishes high school and serves in the army and then and then goes to get married in the robinhood says. so why do you want to be jewish. I'm jewish so there has to be and there has to be a good faith attempt to recognize that people like tune does deserve not just the gold medal winners all means thousands and thousands of shokhin linked from the forms of union. Good chunk of them were in jewish law. Jewish so we have to find a way again. We talked about it before. It'll come up again. We interviewed the educational head of the tiv couple years ago. This is what he does. He is a program in the army and out of the army to address those israelis. Who maybe you should think about wanting to convert or what does it mean to be jewish and and reaching out we we. We have to going forward. This is a challenge that we have to approach as jews. We have to in a way. That's based on us. A jewish word mental and love and welcoming people who are really part of who we are. I think i just just say one thing about that. I think that those overall ending an anxiety that comes from that quote unquote unlike old world. That we have still also just in artist citing general but also specifically in our government in its students and not be around. Like we're gonna lose the jews reynolds issues and i think that something about the diaspora judaism which i'm not making a value statement about..
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"shabat" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Him where he felt he deserved a slash against him because the stick broke in. The official tried to explain it to him. You know, they just got a stick up onto him, and it's It's not like he slashed him. It's just to the sticks together and his broke From what I could understand from watching it on TV. It just seemed like it was a build up for horn quiz who felt he deserved a couple penalties called against him. He did get the turn AC one, which seem pretty harmless and in my opinion And then he came back, and I thought it was predatory in a sense, getting circuit Shabat that it was an open ice hit. It doesn't have the ending. It does. It's unfortunate that it did, because circuits have was completely unassuming on it. Didn't see him coming. Like you said. They have the four goal advantage right now. It's an unnecessary play. I don't know how the league could determine that if they would determine that to be something find or suspension worthy, but it obviously was premeditated. He came in there. The big head starts and momentum and caught him completely unprepared. So it's one of those hits. You don't want to see in the game, especially against top four, really defenseman in circuited on any other team, maybe a top pair defenseman. And an important part of the lightning lineup, and I think he just felt he's a young kid. This is his chance, and, you know, he said, a message. I think for sure that was unnecessary, but it's kind of the way the third period went. So I don't think that it it warranted more than what it did. But it obviously had a very ugly and unfortunate conclusion, and that was kind of the results of some of the emotions from the officiating. Kelly, are you surprised that he was able to come back? The circuits have looks okay. I mean the way his head and his shoulder went into the boards and then how he came off the ice, and it's kind of hunched over. He didn't look like he was moving.
Power 106 FM
"shabat" Discussed on Power 106 FM
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Israel Daily News Podcast
"shabat" Discussed on Israel Daily News Podcast
"Up within the next forty eight hours we're going to have the sabbath and we're going to have a holiday have a great and productive day and an excellent shabat. Shalom everyone show. Ca gonna show scene session Shanti show care..
Talentos para o Sucesso
"shabat" Discussed on Talentos para o Sucesso
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The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"shabat" Discussed on The Peter Schiff Show Podcast
"Because that's what the mob wanted. That's what maxine waters demanded that he be convicted of all three but the fact that he was convicted of all three is proof that the trial was unfair. That the jury didn't give a damn about the law because the only count that is legally defensible is manslaughter right. The other ones murderer in the third degree and murdering the second degree do not even apply to the circumstances of this case. They he never should have been charged with those crimes. He was only charged to appease the mob and then he was convicted to appease the mob. Now you can argue about manslaughter. Right manslaughter is at least defensible. Had the jury come back and only convicted him of manslaughter right. That potentially could have been a valid verdict. This jury although given all of the intimidation i would still have not accepted it as fair because maybe the jurors did not think government prove their case at all on anything but they couldn't set him free because they were worried about the ramifications. So they're like look. We don't think the government prove the case but we got to convict them of something. So let's just convict him of manslaughter. That might have been the jury's thinking and a bad is the case it is not a fair trial look people can disagree about the manslaughter. When i initially looked at it and saw the footage the bystander video i that it might have been manslaughter. And it may well be but it may not be and i do not think the government proved beyond any reasonable doubt that this was manslaughter and remember. That is the standard you. Don't convicts somebody if they probably are guilty. They have to be guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. So if you think that maybe derek chauvin is guilty of manslaughter. That ain't enough. You have to think that he is guilty of manslaughter. Beyond a reasonable doubt. And i personally don't think the government met that burden a explain this on a podcast. I did yesterday. So i'm not gonna get into it a lot today but a i do not think. His knee played a decisive role. In george floyd death. I believe that even had shabat not placed his knee in that position and he simply maybe just held him down by his shoulders with his hands. I still think that george floyd would have died based on the stress on his heart of those circumstances based on the drugs based on his underlying health condition. The only thing that i believe may have saved the life of george floyd would have been had. The officers acted sooner in the performance of cpr. That may have saved his life. This same may be true for the paramedics who arrived on the scene but who did not immediately perform cpr. They loaded them up in the ambulance and drove away before they did cpr. Maybe they'd done it sooner. he would have lived. I don't know but the question is did. Shaaban have a valid reason for not administering cpr and again as i explained in my previous podcast. I think he did. I think there is a reasonable explanation based on the circumstances for why he chose to wait for the paramedics to arrive on scene now. Was that the best decision will certainly with the benefit of hindsight it was not because he ended up dying and personally i think he could have made another choice. I think given the size of that crowd and the number of officers there. I think they probably could have safely administered cpr. Once it was obvious. That george floyd was no longer conscious or had passed out. So i think they did make a mistake in judgment from my perspective..
POSITIVELY JOY
"shabat" Discussed on POSITIVELY JOY
"You're so much fun to hang out with. Let's do it tell you. Yeah this bread is not my idea. This bread is a traditional holiday bread. That's traditional for the jewish shabat on their table. Every friday night are two low of hala and this bread represents the double portion. God provided the israelites in the wilderness. The night enforce chabad sambat on sabbath. These two lows represent god's provision. God's promise god's rest don't worry about tomorrow tomorrow cover company all your weary and heavy laden. I will give you. are you tired. Are you burnt out on religion. Let me give you the unforced rhythms of grace. And i saw that in the kitchen. Wow so i come up with these ingredients. And i'm thinking i am in my way as a gentile grasping in two jewish women and men all over the world who are making grad. Who are getting ready to present an offering and listen. You wanna get happy you want. Some joy You get a concordance or go to bible gateway dot com and you put in the work bread. You put in the word presence. Because bread is his presence exodus twenty five thirty at the tax in the tabernacle on the table always presenting the show bret always a continual offering before the lord. So i told you. I'm going to forty days astronaut. Now yes and so. Part of its t take communion every night and so or at some point during the day. So here's my hala I made it yesterday. I ate communion from it. So this is the traditional three braid. Hala isn't it pretty. So let me just describe it. So it's it's beautifully proportioned. The braids are not all outside sided. It's lovely. It's got a beautiful. Is that a eg joaquin it is. It's beautiful she sugar. I can't smell it but it. I know it smells good and i must tell you that you're going on a forty day fast and you are holding a loaf of bread and smelling it. You've got some. Yeah you've got some willpower. Their lady real purpose yes. She did debt and yet he's got purpose behind a fast. The willpower comes because the desired trump's will power so when i made my yeast just let my prayers is like insects. Remember that song that your prayers like rise like incense before the throne. Yes that's what. I'm doing and so yeast as special and of course the bread the flour and then i don't put sugar The my recipe. I substituted in..
Serifacast
"shabat" Discussed on Serifacast
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Side Hustle School
Childrens Librarian Builds Bra Business
"Alison alexander. Saw problem took it upon herself to find a solution in two thousand fifteen. She started doing cross stitch quickly became passionate athlete. She continued to workout. Her body began to change and then came the problem. She was more muscular than she was before and her sports bras didn't fit right. She tried shopping for new ones. But the options available on the market didn't fit. Well either. She was also bothered by the fact that muscular women weren't often showcased at she didn't feel seen allison wanted to change that for both her and women who look like her muscular and strong. That's why she started. Kfi t fitness apparel brand geared toward female strength athletes to launch the business alison turn toward another brand. She had tried to start in two thousand ten back then. She was in the midst of battling postpartum depression and needed something to focus on so she sold some of her daughter's old clothes that she was outgrowing. It took off quickly. She called it. Kids fly to in two thousand. Thirteen allison took her online success and open to boutique and ever she says now was a huge mistake. She quit her job to run the store and soon realize she hated it. Kids fly to faltered after that she went back to work two years later with the bones of a business already in place she built. Kfi notice there of the initials come from the kids clothing line. Kids fly to when pivoting from business that no longer work for her. Allison who also works fulltime as at children's librarian to take the part she did enjoy and explore new ways of doing it for example one store that already offered sports bras was lou limit. It's an incredibly popular brand allison. Says she felt it catered to thinner women. She bought a bra from them and began some online research searching to find a manufacturer she connected with a few of them and had samples eight samples of bras designed to fit women with muscular backs when she became wearing the samples to the gym. Several other women ask about them. Seeing this interest you decide to invest in several colors. One style of bra and watch a jim listed a photographer. Who was hoping to start a portfolio and we'd take product photos for free. Then she created a shabat by sight and chose ship station to manage everything associated with shipping. And by the way. Thank you ship station. They are also our partner of the show but they have nothing to do with editorial so it's just always fun to hear when they're actually helping one of our case studies alison connected with local cross. Fit women who competed at elite levels the local athletes and introduced her to cross women who are nationally recognized. She even had whole teams of women order custom process to wear at large cross bit events that were well photographed and that resulted in organic marketing per calf. Now let's talk about start up. Costs low. start up. Costs alison salts personal items for two hundred dollars. She then use that money to buy sell and trade her way up to two thousand dollars which then invested in her first set of inventory was able to keep costs so low because she kept that first collection of inventory small and shopped around for the best most cost efficient manufacturer currently kfc averages a profit of five thousand to seven thousand dollars a month. Alison markets are products primarily on instagram and an active email list. She's used paid ads only a few times and prefers instead to identify influencers. She now has an ambassador team of more than one hundred women to market products. She says micro influencers those with a good amount of followers but not a very large amount. She says they've been a big key to her. Success and to never underestimate someone's value based on the number of followers as kfc has grown allison added to the types of year. She offers she noticed that the business attracts different types of women. Now some of whom don't do cross fit currently offers tank top shorts leggings and more. She tends to stick to basic styles offering them in different colors and prints which she believes encourages repeat buyers these repeat buyers or where the magic happens because it takes a lot less effort to retain customers to acquire them. Once she has a customer she can email them to show off new products. Subtly prompting them to order again a big deal in a crowded online space. She knows that she has customers who bought during her first product launch. Who still shop with her today. Looking to the future alison plans to wrap up her graduate degree in leadership which aids both kfc and the coaching business. She recently started. That's focused on working with other women who have us women like her. Who saw problem and set out to solve it
Papo de Fotógrafo
"shabat" Discussed on Papo de Fotógrafo
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Israel Daily News Podcast
"shabat" Discussed on Israel Daily News Podcast
"Jew. I'll send you off today with shabat game by yarra show leeann have a great and productive. Day show slow failed. Speech caused show then short..
The Words on Fire Podcast
"shabat" Discussed on The Words on Fire Podcast
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Israel Daily News Podcast
"shabat" Discussed on Israel Daily News Podcast
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WSB-AM
"shabat" Discussed on WSB-AM
"S Capitol in Washington, D. C this weekend security is also ramped up here at home amid threats leading up to Joe Biden's inauguration on Wednesday. That has many residents who live near Georgia's capital. Nervous, this woman tells Channel two action news. Her apartment complex sent out a letter warning of protest. Nearby made us a bit about this thing that's going to happen, so I think it's about a good idea to stay just at home. There's a visible increase in security around the state capital, including metal fencing and Georgia National Guard personnel out of abundance of caution. Mailboxes are being removed in some places. USPS is describing it simply as a security measure protect to protect the male and the public. The feds announced charges against a woman with Georgia ties in connection with that chaos. At the Capitol January 6 Channel two action news reporter Laurie Wilson with more investigators say Lisa Eisenhardt and her son, who was seen with ZIP ties running through the Senate chamber, were both involved. She was arrested in Tennessee. But she's got an address in Blue Ridge. Atlanta's annual MLK Shabat service is more by hackers who prevented some users from viewing the online service. The Temple says it was the victim of the largest ever attack on its website Friday. The Reverend Raphael Warnock, who's about to join the U. S Senate, was one of the speakers, regardless of your politics. Will you pray for us? The Temple says it is investigating that online attack. Ah local Confederate statue may soon disappear. Gwinnett County Commission will likely vote Tuesday to remove a Confederate statue in Lawrenceville calls to remove it started last summer. It was a 1993 gift by the United Daughters of the Confederacy and Sons of Confederate veterans. Gwinnett County Solicitor Brian White Side calls the Statue of Public Nuisance. Charlie O'Brien, 95. 0.5 WSB Phil Specter, The revolutionary music producer convicted of murdering actress Lana Clarkson, has died at the age of 81 on this day. 30 years ago, The first Gulf War began with Operation Desert Storm after Saddam Hussein ignored the United Nations directive to withdraw his forces from Kuwait following their August 1990 invasion. WSB news time 11 32 a little flexibility can go.
Chosen Family
Super Soul Sexuality with Rabbi Lisa Grushcow
"Both been really drawn to Judaism. I know for me personally. So many of my artistic. Inspirations I mean not consciously but they're all Jewish like Bette midler Sandra Bernhardt Barbra streisand lake. These people have informed so much of my view of the arts. And you know there's a strong part of what they do is related to Judaism and their spirituality and same for me. My I like comedy against version was Sarah Silverman who Super Jewish. And she's not embrace it and what I love about that. Religion is how it's both faith but also like an intellectual practice and people love to be conflicted in argue and disagree and I was raised Catholic. But I've never felt that catalyst ISM was really a space to question and I just love it. You get to do that in the Jewish faith. I don't think we could have found anyone better than Rabbi Lisa Grechko. Who is our special guest today? She used the Montreal Legend would you say the rabbi well she's a Rockstar as much as a rabbi. Can Be yes she is a rabbi at Temple Emanuel Shalom here in Montreal. She is the first queer. Rabbi that I personally know. She's quite famous here for really embracing progressive views for a religious leader. I'm in her sermons or super popular like people actually go out on a Friday night. Yeah I heard about it from a friend of mine. Who'S NOT Jewish? Who was just going and really found something real there. I feel she would be a great character on sex in the city. Like the girls would go to my sermon. I mean I just think we need rabbi Grechko in our lives in many ways as possible so we had a great conversation with her about sexuality. Faith family even divorce because she she has the same sex partner but she was divorced in the past and that sounded like it was a bigger problem in her community than being a lesbian. Rabbi crush go also does a lot of interfaith works. He works with Muslim. Meteors Christian leaders and it was really important for us to go beyond the politics of the day or whatever opinion people can have about different religions and some listeners might be atheists or some people listening might be fervent believers. We wanted to go beyond that and ask the big super bowl questions through. Rabbi you really got into Lake you we got rabbi Grechko set up a new. Didn't waste a second to get into your big oprah like question what came first in Your Life God or same sex desire. I was conscious of my spirituality. Let's say and religious sense of connection before I was aware of my own sexuality and then I was a relatively late bloomer. I wasn't out 'til My mid twenty say so for a while there was a real sense of struggle. And how would navigate those things together But that was more. A challenge with institution spiritually. That piece always stage. Did you feel spiritual As a child because I felt very I relate because I did feel as before I was kind of socialized in school and the world I felt the presence of a higher power. Is that what you're referencing? I had I had You know it's interesting because that's one of the things that might be different about Judaism in some ways that were so community based in so behaviorally based so I was very connected to the Jewish community as a kid. I went to a Jewish day school. I went to synagogue on a regular basis Shabat Dinners. Were part of our family life family celebration so all of those things were part of it. Some of the deeper connection came through learning which Jewish is a very spiritual activity kind of encountering sacred texts and asking questions and I grew up. Thanks to my parents with a lot of nature. A lot of travel lot of just sense of of being connected to something bigger you know going out in the middle of the night and lying down on a blanket and watching star shower I would say for me. It only took on a deeper resonance. Actually when I was struggling with coming out and figuring out what that meant for my path towards the rabbinate that was in some ways the closest that I got to a sense of calling or a Pitney because it felt like there's this path that I'm on and it's not going to be as smooth as I thought it would be so if I'm going to be on this path that has to really matter to me. It has to really be what I feel like I should be doing. Were you looking for answers? And that moment I think it was much more a feeling of of yearning of desire of closeness and relationship. I would say a sense that there was something someone who I couldn't didn't WanNa walk away from you said that coming out brought you closer to God. Can you talk about what way it brought you closer to God? I mean if you look at the story of the Hebrew Bible though stories that you've learned as a kid for US issues. One of the central parts of that story is the story of the exodus from Egypt. And it's a story of if you if you know the Hebrew going from meets rhyme. Which is the word for Egypt? But literally means the narrow place to a place of openness and possibility and the God who speaks to Moses out of the burning Bush. It's often terribly mistranslated as I am that I am. You know that Wayne was assessed. Who are you and imagine the Ten Commandments? Among God says I am that I am but it really is. I will be and so from me. Coming out was a very It connected me to that story of leaving a place of of narrowness and constraint and having a new sense of of possibility and freedom And to me that was a very religious spiritual story which I understood in a whole different way. I'm certainly not the first to do that. And that story has been used by so many people in so many important ways but for me. It really resonated. At that time John were usual. Kid I think maybe the arts for me and like my experience of the arts was the closest that came to spirituality as a kid but other than you know just loving Bible stories. I enjoyed it in the same way that I enjoyed fairy tales. You know what I mean. I don't think I really thought that. Much about my spirituality growing up Christian for me. I wasn't necessarily ashamed of being queer or being gay but shame was definitely an undertone in what in what you're describing it doesn't sound like that was your experience. It sounds like it was quite beautiful discovery for you to lean on that same sex desire and that queen is that was within you. I think in that sense it really Revealed from a Fault. Line between institutionalized religion spirituality And you know it's it's ironic because I'm a representative of of organized religion though. I sometimes joke. That Judaism is as disorganized. Religion is one can get. We don't have a central hierarchy in line of authority. You know it's a good thing now. I think it's a good thing and the rabbi isn't with direct line to God. The rabbi is a teacher and a member of the community so there isn't a sense of of infallibility or of kind of being closer to God than anybody else I love So that's you know when we we tend to be an argumentative argument to people and it's not a dog. Matic religion by enlarge. It's much more about what you do then kind of signing onto a creed and so by and large. There's a lot of room to move in that. But I grew up in a an arm of Judaism which has changed since but then wasn't ordaining. Lgbt folks that piece became a real real faultline for me. And I did grow up with not anything that anybody said. But we're not seeing anybody who looked like me and having an old you know commentary that was on our in our pews at the synagogue which spoke about that chapter in Leviticus and same sex relationships as being. I don't remember what the language was whether it's something around depravity and paganism in that kind of thing so that I remember but it wasn't the overall messaging you said something about spirituality and religion and I think a lot of people feel spiritual but don't necessarily want to belong to a religion that's more organized or more conservative more conservative. I understand but I sometimes worry that we sell ourselves short by not looking because I think when we look were sometimes surprised by what we find you know and the fact is organized religion and institutions as much as they are like dirty. Words can do things that you can't do when you're just meeting in somebody's living room right. We can create sacred space. We can organize community together. We can be there for each other and offer things in different ways that you can't if it's more do it yourself you know and I figure religions have been asking spiritual questions for Millennia so to be able to come in and be part of that conversation right instead of feeling like you have to start from zero and make it up from you as you go along. I think is really powerful.
America's Truckin' Network
US military service member killed in Somalia attack identified
"Center and i heart radio station overnight a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms mostly cloudy low sixty nine showers thunderstorms likely sunday mainly after three pm mostly cloudy eightyseven monday of chance of more rain mostly cloudy and eighty four and a chance of showers and thunderstorms tuesday partly sunny eighty eight that's the forecast from your severe weather station news radio seven hundred wwl w the radar shows mostly clear skies in the tristate it is seventy one degrees right now a man who just last month was running the republican ticket foreign ohio how seat is claiming that he was assaulted by police told the deal samuel ronin ins encounter with spring borough police occurred early saturday morning and was streamed live by ronin on facebook ronin is reportedly facing charges that include obstructing justice but did not seem to know why he was being arrested outside of his home you don't you don't you haven't even told me what insurance what am i under arrest for getting out of my car parking it was just last month went ronin lost by a wide margin to first district congressman steve shabat in the republican primary mattress newsradio seven hundred wwl w the pentagon has identified the army soldier killed in somalia sergeant alexander konrad of chandler arizona was killed in friday's attack in southern somalia carried out by al qaeda linked alshabaab extremists the special operations soldier was part of a us advisor team accompanying eight hundred somalian kenyan troops when they came under mortar and small arms fire for other american soldiers were wounded in the attack staff sergeant chandler was assigned to first battalion third special forces group for bragg north carolina he joined the army in two thousand ten and had served two tours in afghanistan we martinez abc news washington here's a reds update hicks turning it loose swing and a miss and the reds have lost thirteen in a row the saint louis cardinals final score today sixty four marty brennaman with the call on saturday they ramp.