Jews and gentiles of New Haven!
Please join us on the evening September 19 at JCC of GNH for a live recording of our Unorthodox podcast, hosted by Westville local Mark Oppenheimer, with special guests Colin McEnroe (of WNPR fame) and Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman. We’ll be talking about the election, but fear not—mirth, music, irreverence, and prizes are all on the agenda too. (We’ll also be asking some hard-hitting questions—like, “What exactly does the Lt. Governor do?”)
ICYMI, Unorthodox is our newest podcast—a smart, fresh, fun take on Jewish news and culture posted every Thursday. Hosted by Tablet editor-at-large and Los Angeles Times columnist Mark Oppenheimer, and featuring deputy editor Stephanie Butnick and senior writer Liel Leibovitz, the panel discusses the latest Jewish news, politics, and culture with equal parts seriousness and irreverence. From Amy Schumer to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the presidential debates to Drake, no topic is off limits.
Tickets are $5 for JCC members and students with valid ID, or $10 for community members. Buy yours here! And the Facebook event page is here. Please invite locals and help us spread the word!
If you need assistance purchasing tickets, contact Grace Koo at gracek@jccnh.org, or call (203) 387-2522 x. 228.
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