Shalom. I am just off a plane from a weekend of teaching at Beth Emeth in Ann Arbor, MI. No snow! The three days of sessions, as usual, revolved around issues that people are dealing [Read more…]
The portion for this week is easily one of the most important in all of Judaism. Not only does it contain the Revelation at Mt. Sinai, but, it formms the foundation of the major difference [Read more…]
On the January 26 edition of Boomer Generation Radio, the guests in the first half of the program are Kate Curran and Leslie Milsap from Moving Station, a global relocation management company, which was founded [Read more…]
Editor’s Note: This guest post is contributed by Carole Leskin. For the last few years, Tuesday has been my favorite day of the week. I wake up early, shower, dress and rush off to the [Read more…]
Dr Borowitz passed away yesterday. Many of you may not be familiar with him. He was a teacher at our seminary, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, in New York. He was, for over 50 [Read more…]
I remember the day I was ordained. My friends and I stood there, freshly minted rabbis, our careers well planned out. We had prepared for this day and our future! Funny, as that old Yiddish [Read more…]
While standing in the market check-out line I was startled to see this statement and for the first time I was in agreement with this tabloid! It hit a nerve in me as I was [Read more…]
On the January 19, 2016 Boomer Generation Radio show, the opening guest is Dr. Ken Coburn, MD, MPH, FACP, president of Health Quality Partners, a non-profit research and development organization committed to designing, testing, and [Read more…]
Editor’s Note: This is a guest column from Katie Nathan, chief operating officer of Caregiversdirect.com, who will be Rabbi Address’ guest on the March 1 episode of Boomer Generation Radio. By 2030, older adults will [Read more…]
I was recently speaking at a synagogue in central New Jersey and in the midst of the conversation, we were examining, in a way, the transitions that sometimes take place as we get older. Youthful [Read more…]
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