Danny Grossman's guest appearances

Danny Grossman

Judaism Unbound

Sharp & Hot

The Extra Mile - The Official Charity Miles Podcast

Nir Eyal

Mark Allen

Evan Moffic

Sam Sifton

Diana Nyad

Elie Wiesel

Zack Bodner

Jonah Pesner

Daniel Matt

Jonathan Sarna

Ariel Burger

Peter Beinart

Arthur Waskow

Mara Benjamin

Mike Moskowitz

OwlTail

I was recently introduced to Danny Grossman by a mutual friend. As soon as I heard a bit of his story, I wanted to interview him on the podcast. Originally from the USA, Danny Grossman served for six years as an F-4 navigator flying fighter aircraft for the US Air Force, earning honors as 9th Air Force “Top Gun”. After making aliyah to Israel in 1979, Danny served in the IAF for over 20 years, including nearly 200 combat missions, and earned a medal for a strategic reconnaissance mission to Iraq. After the Air Force, Danny served as Israel Director for the American Jewish Congress. For the past several years, Danny has been an independent consultant for strategic, diplomatic, security and public affairs.  His clients are some of the most influential players in Israel and the U.S., including my former law professor, Alan Dershowitz. Danny has incredible wisdom to share under any circumstances.  But I was particularly interested in hearing his perspective on the coronavirus.   Danny did not disappoint, sharing insights not just from his own experiences as a fighter pilot, but also from many other aspects of Israeli history and culture.   One thing that made a particular impression on me is that Danny pointed out how we were speaking on Israel's Memorial Day-- the most somber day in Israel.  Yet the following day was going to be Israel's Independence Day, the most joyous day in Israel.  I found this dichotomy particularly poignant.  Especially with how COVID-19 cast a shadow on both days. I was also quite honored that we even did the podcast. Ten minutes before we were scheduled to chat, Danny sent me an email saying he was going to be a few minutes late because his daughter just gave birth to his grandson!  Of course, if we weren't all on the COVID lockdown, Danny would have been in the hospital with his family to celebrate the occasion.  I guess he got the next best thing by recording a Zoom podcast with me. Big Mazel Tov to Danny and his family!  And a huge thanks for taking the time to share so much with us.  #EveryMileMatters!

I was recently introduced to Danny Grossman by a mutual friend. As soon as I heard a bit of his story, I wanted to interview him on the podcast. Originally from the USA, Danny Grossman served for six years as an F-4 navigator flying fighter aircraft for the US Air Force, earning honors as 9th Air Force “Top Gun”. After making aliyah to Israel in 1979, Danny served in the IAF for over 20 years, including nearly 200 combat missions, and earned a medal for a strategic reconnaissance mission to Iraq. After the Air Force, Danny served as Israel Director for the American Jewish Congress. For the past several years, Danny has been an independent consultant for strategic, diplomatic, security and public affairs.  His clients are some of the most influential players in Israel and the U.S., including my former law professor, Alan Dershowitz. Danny has incredible wisdom to share under any circumstances.  But I was particularly interested in hearing his perspective on the coronavirus.   Danny did not disappoint, sharing insights not just from his own experiences as a fighter pilot, but also from many other aspects of Israeli history and culture.   One thing that made a particular impression on me is that Danny pointed out how we were speaking on Israel's Memorial Day-- the most somber day in Israel.  Yet the following day was going to be Israel's Independence Day, the most joyous day in Israel.  I found this dichotomy particularly poignant.  Especially with how COVID-19 cast a shadow on both days. I was also quite honored that we even did the podcast. Ten minutes before we were scheduled to chat, Danny sent me an email saying he was going to be a few minutes late because his daughter just gave birth to his grandson!  Of course, if we weren't all on the COVID lockdown, Danny would have been in the hospital with his family to celebrate the occasion.  I guess he got the next best thing by recording a Zoom podcast with me. Big Mazel Tov to Danny and his family!  And a huge thanks for taking the time to share so much with us.  #EveryMileMatters!

Danny Grossman: Failure Is Not An Option

Danny Grossman, CEO of the Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, joins Judaism Unbound to look at the Bay Area as a case study for how Jewish federations address demographic and other changes in the Jewish community of the kinds revealed in the 2013 Pew Study and more recent population studies.. If you're enjoying Judaism Unbound, please help us keep things going with a one-time or monthly tax-deductible donation. Support Judaism Unbound by clicking here! To access full shownotes for this episode, click here.

<a href="https://jewishfed.org/about-us/federation-leadership" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Danny Grossman</a>, CEO of the <a href="https://jewishfed.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco</a>, joins Judaism Unbound to look at the Bay Area as a case study for how Jewish federations address demographic and other changes in the Jewish community of the kinds revealed in the 2013 Pew Study and more recent population studies.. If you're enjoying <a href="http://www.judaismunbound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Judaism Unbound</a>, please <a href="http://www.judaismunbound.com/donate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">help us keep things going</a> with a one-time or monthly tax-deductible donation. <a href="http://www.judaismunbound.com/donate" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Support Judaism Unbound by clicking here</a>! To access <a href="http://www.judaismunbound.com/podcast/judaism-unbound-episode-141" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">full shownotes</a> for this episode, <a href="http://www.judaismunbound.com/podcast/judaism-unbound-episode-141" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">click here</a>.

Episode 141: Federations Facing the Future - Danny Grossman

Erin Bagwell

Danny Grossman &amp; Erin Bagwell. On this week’s episode of Sharp &amp; Hot, with Emily Peterson, listeners first get a chance to meet Danny Grossman, a man who traded work for the US Diplomatic Service for a career in sustainable food. He founded Slow Food for Fast Lives, a company that provides healthy food for people on the go. Hear his career story, his current mission and advice for food entrepreneurs. Later in the show, Emily chats with filmmaker Erin Bagwell, who’s raising money to make Dream, Girl, a documentary film redefining what it means to be a boss by telling the stories of female entrepreneurs. This program was brought to you by Edwards VA Ham.    “People are wanting to eat more savory foods where they formerly were all sweet.” [03:00] –Danny Grossman on Sharp &amp; Hot “Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg are household names but where are the women?” [16:00] “I think technology has made a huge impact in the way people start companies.” [20:00] –Erin Bagwell on Sharp &amp; Hot

Danny Grossman &amp; Erin Bagwell. On this week’s episode of Sharp &amp; Hot, with Emily Peterson, listeners first get a chance to meet Danny Grossman, a man who traded work for the US Diplomatic Service for a career in sustainable food. He founded Slow Food for Fast Lives, a company that provides healthy food for people on the go. Hear his career story, his current mission and advice for food entrepreneurs. Later in the show, Emily chats with filmmaker Erin Bagwell, who’s raising money to make Dream, Girl, a documentary film redefining what it means to be a boss by telling the stories of female entrepreneurs. This program was brought to you by <a href="http:///www.EdwardsVAHam.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Edwards VA Ham</a>. <h4></h4> “People are wanting to eat more savory foods where they formerly were all sweet.” [03:00] –Danny Grossman on Sharp &amp; Hot “Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg are household names but where are the women?” [16:00] “I think technology has made a huge impact in the way people start companies.” [20:00] –Erin Bagwell on Sharp &amp; Hot

Episode 47: Danny Grossman & Erin Bagwell