Yes, SW-B from Weehawken, that was Rabbi Dan in Washington Square Park and it is part of the amazing installation from The New Shul. I just checked out their website - a great group of folks doing some amazing work!
Sep. 22 2009 10:18 PM
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Molly
My kind of religion. Actually seems to have something to do with real people!
Sep. 22 2009 03:39 PM
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MJD
Stopped by the House of Awe to meet this Rabbi Dan, and truthfully it was the most honest and candid discussion I can recall having about faith in my life. Rabbi Dan you are a welcomed breath of fresh air!!!
Sep. 22 2009 09:28 AM
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Chip
from Brooklyn
I agree with Herb. I am also a regular listener and I stopped by the House of Awe and Repentance Cafe after work and met Rabbi Dan. My girlfriend is Jewish and I'm not. Couldn't have felt more comfortable, challenged, and inspired by this powerhouse of a human being.
Sep. 22 2009 07:39 AM
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Herb
from NYC
Hey Brian, I listened to your show and then headed over to the Cafe this p.m. to meet Rabbi Dan in person. He is truly amazing -- insightful, auuthentic, and sincere. Please have him back on your show again so your loyal listeners (like me) can have the pleasure of you and him on a one to one. The interview you did this morning left me wanting more. All the best, Herb
Sep. 21 2009 10:58 PM
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Mandi
from NYC
Rabbi Dan Ain is a rabbi for all ages, all seasons, and for the 21st century. He is smart, charismatic, and compassionate. Take this opportunity to stop by and chat with my favorite rabbi this week!!!
Sep. 21 2009 06:35 PM
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SW-B
from Weehawken
I was in Washington Square Park y'day and saw this guy actually standing on a soap box talking about rabbi's. Is that part of this installation?!
Sep. 21 2009 01:16 PM
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ssb
from nyc
Learning about reinventing rituals can be very interesting, maybe even inspiring, but can't compare to actually experiencing it in the here and now. Sounds like the House of Awe and Repentance Cafe is an exciting and enlivening way to be Jewish!
Sep. 21 2009 12:08 PM
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Alana
from Brooklyn
House of Awe and Repentance Cafe: 13 East 8th Street http://www.newshul.org/
Sep. 21 2009 12:08 PM
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mbk
from nyc
great exhibition at The jewish Museum, Reinventing Rituals comes from the same idea http://www.thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/reinventingritual
Sep. 21 2009 11:59 AM
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Yes, SW-B from Weehawken, that was Rabbi Dan in Washington Square Park and it is part of the amazing installation from The New Shul. I just checked out their website - a great group of folks doing some amazing work!
My kind of religion. Actually seems to have something to do with real people!
Stopped by the House of Awe to meet this Rabbi Dan, and truthfully it was the most honest and candid discussion I can recall having about faith in my life. Rabbi Dan you are a welcomed breath of fresh air!!!
I agree with Herb. I am also a regular listener and I stopped by the House of Awe and Repentance Cafe after work and met Rabbi Dan. My girlfriend is Jewish and I'm not. Couldn't have felt more comfortable, challenged, and inspired by this powerhouse of a human being.
Hey Brian,
I listened to your show and then headed over to the Cafe this p.m. to meet Rabbi Dan in person. He is truly amazing -- insightful, auuthentic, and sincere. Please have him back on your show again so your loyal listeners (like me) can have the pleasure of you and him on a one to one. The interview you did this morning left me wanting more.
All the best,
Herb
Rabbi Dan Ain is a rabbi for all ages, all seasons, and for the 21st century. He is smart, charismatic, and compassionate. Take this opportunity to stop by and chat with my favorite rabbi this week!!!
I was in Washington Square Park y'day and saw this guy actually standing on a soap box talking about rabbi's. Is that part of this installation?!
Learning about reinventing rituals can be very interesting, maybe even inspiring, but can't compare to actually experiencing it in the here and now. Sounds like the House of Awe and Repentance Cafe is an exciting and enlivening way to be Jewish!
House of Awe and Repentance Cafe:
13 East 8th Street
http://www.newshul.org/
great exhibition at The jewish Museum, Reinventing Rituals comes from the same idea
http://www.thejewishmuseum.org/exhibitions/reinventingritual
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