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In the season one finale of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with Emmy-winning comedian and cultural commentator Judy Gold for a lively conversation about The Beatles, Jewish identity, music history, and the power of art in turbulent times. Judy reflects on her lifelong love of The Beatles, how their music shaped her childhood, and how their shift from pop idols to cultural truth-tellers echoes core Jewish themes like debate, interpretation, purpose, and tikkun olam. Visit Judy’s website Follow Judy on Instagram Follow Judy on X Listen to Judy’s podcast on Spotify Listen to Judy’s podcast on Apple Music Check out Judy on Youtube Buy Judy’s book "25 Questions for a Jewish Mother" here Learn about Judy's Book "Yes I can say that" here -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Tequila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li

In Episode 13 of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with Susan Silverman and her daughter Hallel for a compelling conversation about The Beatles, Jewish identity, and modern social justice. They discuss how socially conscious music shaped their lives, Susan’s experiences with Women of the Wall, and Hallel’s global advocacy at the intersection of liberalism and Zionism. The episode also explores the legacy of Rabbi Avraham Feinberg and the striking parallels between his civil rights work and today’s challenges. A timely, heartfelt look at activism, community, and the evolving conversation around Israel. Follow Hallel Silverman on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justhallel/?hl=en Follow Hallel Silverman on X : https://x.com/JustHallel Follow Hallel Silverman on tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@justhallel Watch a music video produced by Hallel Silverman: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZnua8dMTwg Follow Susan Silverman on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/susansilverman7/?hl=en Follow Susan Silverman on X:https://x.com/RabbaSusan -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Tequila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In Episode 12 of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter Joanie Leeds for a heartfelt conversation about The Beatles, Jewish identity, women who shaped music history, and the stories we pass from generation to generation. Joanie - known for her award-winning catalog of family music, including her newest album Ageless: 100 Years Young, inspired by her Bubbie’s 100th birthday—opens up about growing up with The Beatles, how their songwriting shaped her own, and why their music resonates with kids and adults alike. From “Twist and Shout” at birthday parties to her clever homage “Hello, Goodbye, Shalom,” Joanie shares the ways the Fab Four continue to influence her creative world. Benji and Joanie also explore the often overlooked Jewish stories within The Beatles universe—including songwriter Bert Berns of “Twist and Shout” and cultural icon Marlene Dietrich, whose courage helped save Jewish lives during WWII. They also discuss Jane Asher, Linda McCartney, and Barbara Bach, and how their talent, love, and legacy shaped the band’s evolution. Joanie Leeds - Ageless Grammy Nominated Album Yonatees Jewish Kids Phish Poster Joanie Leeds - Hello Shalom Song Joanie Leeds - Possum (Phish Cover) -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Tequila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li

In this episode of Storied, songwriter John sits down with host Benji Rosenzweig for a deep dive into the creative genius, collaboration, and legacy of The Beatles. From early piano influences and discovering the iconic black Beatles songbook to the enduring impact of McCartney’s melodies, Lennon’s edge, and George Harrison’s quiet brilliance, this conversation explores why the band’s music continues to resonate across generations. John and Benji discuss the artistic evolution from early pop hits to the experimental late-era albums, the famous Lennon–McCartney dynamic, and how friendly competition elevated their songwriting. They unpack stories of “Yesterday,” “Hey Jude,” and the meaningful editorial give-and-take that shaped some of the greatest songs ever written. Five for Fighting website: https://fiveforfighting.com/ Follow John Ondrasik on X: https://x.com/johnondrasik?lang=en Follow John Ondrasik on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiveforfightingmusic/?hl=en Donate to Alon Ohel’s rehabilitation and future : https://charidy.com/alonohel Empowered Jews Empower Jews shirt: https://whyyoujam.com/products/empowered-jews-empower-jews-t-shirt -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Tequila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and share it with a friend!

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Storied, Benji Rosenzweig sits down with Eitan, creator of the viral short film I’m That Jew — a project that has inspired millions around the world to embrace Jewish pride and identity without apology. -- Learn more about Storied:Follow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Tequila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.  Eitan Chitayat's Personal Website Follow Eitan Chitayat on Instagram Follow Eitan Chitayat on Youtube Follow Eitan Chitayat on X Connect with Eitan Chitayat on LinkedIn Here I am with Shai Davidai  & Eitan Chitayat I'm That Jew Merch Empowered Jews Empower Jews shirt

In this episode of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with actor Andy Buckley — best known as David Wallace from The Office — for an unforgettable deep dive into pop culture, music history, and comedy. From childhood memories of spinning Meet the Beatles to walking the legendary Abbey Road crosswalk, Andy shares his lifelong love affair with The Beatles and why Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band remains one of the most iconic albums ever made. Together, Benji and Andy explore Ringo Starr’s underrated drumming, the Beatles’ revolutionary recording techniques, and how their creative rebellion still inspires artists today. Of course, no Andy Buckley chat is complete without a few laughs about The Office — including the real story behind the hilarious “Suck It” song, his on-set memories, and how the show has become a generational cultural phenomenon. Plus, Andy dishes on his scene-stealing role in Netflix’s FUBAR alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger. Follow Andy Buckley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andybuckley2020 David Matlow's website for the Herzl Collection: https://herzlcollection.com/  -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Taquila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In this episode of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with Jonah Platt — actor, Broadway performer, musician, and Jewish community advocate — for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation that bridges music, identity, and purpose. Benji shares the serendipitous story of how he discovered Jonah’s work on Instagram and went down a “45-minute rabbit hole” into his incredible career — from Broadway stages to heartfelt Jewish advocacy after October 7. Together, they explore the power of storytelling, faith, and rediscovering your voice in a changing world. Then, they dive headfirst into Beatles history — revisiting A Hard Day’s Night, Help!, and the visionary filmmakers like Richard Lester, Walter Shenson, and Bud Ornstein who brought the Fab Four from concert halls to the silver screen. Jonah opens up about how discovering The Beatles at age nine changed his life, inspired him to play guitar, and even shaped his creative path as a performer and musician. Jonah Platt's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jonahplatt Being Jewish with Jonah Platt Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/beingjewishpodcast/ and a link to the podcast website. https://beingjewishpodcast.com/  -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Taquila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In this latest episode of Storied, Benji Rosenzweig sits down with David Manheim of the acclaimed Dopey Podcast to explore the crossroads of rock history, addiction, and recovery culture. From Lou Reed’s Jewish roots on Long Island to the raw groove of The Velvet Underground, they trace the ripple effect that carried through punk, grunge, and modern alternative music. The episode dives into how Bob Dylan’s legendary meeting with The Beatles changed everything — from sparking Rubber Soul and the psychedelic revolution to reshaping what it meant to be a songwriter. Along the way, Benji and David unpack forgotten stories about Al Arnowitz, Maureen Tucker, George Harrison, The Band, and Daniel Johnston, plus how addiction, recovery, and creativity intersect across generations of artists. David also shares the origin story of the Dopey Podcast, a show that began as darkly funny tales of drug use and evolved into a cultural touchstone in the recovery community, now celebrating its tenth year. If you love classic rock, music history, or stories of resilience, this episode hits all the right notes — part musicology, part recovery storytelling, all heart. -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Taquila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In this powerful episode of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig takes us behind the scenes of one of music history’s most iconic moments: The Beatles’ legendary 1965 Shea Stadium concert—the first outdoor stadium rock show ever performed. But what if we told you that the story of this watershed event also includes a deep and often-overlooked Jewish connection? Benji sits down with Brent Berns, son of the legendary Burt Berns—the Jewish-American songwriter who penned “Twist and Shout,” a defining Beatles hit that shook Shea Stadium and became a staple of their live shows. Together, they explore Bert’s pivotal role in the Brill Building era, his influence on legends like Neil Diamond, Van Morrison, and Janis Joplin, and his powerful Jewish identity—including turning a Van Morrison record release party into a fundraiser for Israel. -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check out our sponsor, Tekiah Taquila, for 100% kosher & 100% additive-free Tequila. Buy.TekiahSpirits.com Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In this thought-provoking episode of Storied, host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with actor, filmmaker, and activist Yuval David for a wide-ranging conversation that explores the intersection of pop culture, identity, and advocacy. From the Beatles’ subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) brushes with antisemitism and homophobia to the role of comedy in confronting hate, this episode examines how cultural icons shape — and reflect — social narratives. Yuval shares insights from his work as an LGBTQ+ and Jewish activist, offering a compelling take on when a joke crosses the line and how communities can respond with resilience. -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

Episode 4 of Storied takes us into the world of media personalities who didn’t just report on the Beatles — they helped launch their legend. Host Benji Rosenzweig shines a spotlight on Cousin Brucie and Murray the K, two wildly charismatic figures who served as transatlantic megaphones for the Fab Four’s arrival in America. Their impact went far beyond radio; they shaped the cultural zeitgeist that made Beatlemania possible. Joining Benji is music executive Lee Trink, former President of Capitol Records — the very label that released the Beatles’ music in the U.S. — who shares insider stories and insights from decades in the music industry. -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In this episode, we talk about everything from Holocaust education to our love for Beatles songs and how they could replace children’s music. We dive into some of Dick James' story and his involvement with the original Robin Hood show with the incredible Hannah Weinstein. We talked about the thrill the Fab Four must have felt getting on the show Thank Your Lucky Stars, and how George Martin was more than a producer, he was the piano player. -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In Episode 2, we talked to Leslie Cavendish, known in The Beatles world for his book The Cutting Edge: The Story of the Beatles’ Hairdresser Who Defined an Era.  This isn’t a story about Leslie, it’s Leslie’s story! As you will hear, Leslie shares his experience as The Beatles' barber. The history, the lessons, the behind-the-scenes. He talks about Vidal Sasson and his life as a visionary hairdresser, plus his inspiration as a Zionist.  He also confirmed many of my theories and insights about some of the other stories in this season. Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Research by Avishai Bauman Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

In Episode 1, we talked to Moodie Sandberg, who has hosted a weekly radio show on 88 FM in Israel about the Beatles.  We walked through the early years of the Beatles, from them playing Bar Mitzvahs in synagogues to the Cavern Club. As well as hiring Brian Epstein, Moodie shared a wide range of incredible stories.  In addition to hosting the Beatles radio show in Israel, Moodie is a former Knesset member in Israel's Parliament. Some of the stories Moodie shared included John and Yoko Learning Kabalah in New York City with Rabbi Riskin, the founder of Efrat, Israel. He expanded on the story about Akiva Nof and the Bed-In, gave more details about Sid Bernstein and Brian Epstein, and talked about how the Beatles changed culture in Israel. Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.showFollow us on Instagram, YouTube, FacebookCheck out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch, or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at [email protected] Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Credits: Host and Executive Producer: Benji Rosenzweig. Producer: Ryan Storm Editing: Andrea Rizzuto Production and Project Management: Eric Nelson - [email protected] Booking by Leanne Deutsch of 16 Mile Talent [email protected] Design: Tessa Hewitt Music was recorded by Evan Sherman The song was written by Benji's late father, Rabbi Yosil Rosenzweig, as the original opening of the song that he wrote for the diaspora Yeshiva band, Pitchu Li  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it with a friend, and join us as we continue exploring the Jewish contributions to music history.

Storied: The Untold Jewish Stories Behind Your Favorite Artists