Joe Gutman's guest appearances

Joe Gutman

Keeping Jewish Weird

Surf Theory

Daniel Klein

Allen Ginsberg

Monique Brumbach

Dan McCoy

Elizabeth Black

Andrew Tavin

Shlomo Carlebach

Erin Gordon

Asher Korycka

OwlTail

אחד האנשים המדהימים שיצא לי לראיין לאחרונה אנחנו ביחד צוללים עמוק לעולם של פחדים ופתרונות שניתן להתמודד איתם בצורה הכי אמיתית שאפשר. לפרטים נוספים על סדנת הסוויץ של גו : https://the-switch.co.il/

אחד האנשים המדהימים שיצא לי לראיין לאחרונה אנחנו ביחד צוללים עמוק לעולם של פחדים ופתרונות שניתן להתמודד איתם בצורה הכי אמיתית שאפשר. לפרטים נוספים על סדנת הסוויץ של גו : <a href="https://the-switch.co.il/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://the-switch.co.il/</a>

Surf Theory - EP 4 - with Joe Gutman

In this episode of Keeping Jewish Weird, we discuss some of the feedback we’ve received on social and our thoughts about Jewish identity as followers of Yeshua. Our friend Joe also joined us to share some very interesting life experiences he had while on the forefront of the counter-culture and civil rights movements in San Francisco during the sixties. We also talk about his time spent with the Chabad community in Brooklyn, his family’s experiences as Holocaust survivors, how he defines Jewish identity, as well as our responsibility as Jews to stand up for groups of people who are oppressed and underrepresented in society. At the end of the episode we asked our listeners to take part in something to do with Jewish culture. Our recommendations are to visit a local Jewish deli or read Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon.As always, if you’re a new listener to Keeping Jewish Weird, we would absolutely love to hear from you and find out what you think about the show.  Feel free to also follow us or chat with us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube (@keepingjewishweird). Or you can learn more about the show at keepingjewishweird.com.

In this episode of Keeping Jewish Weird, we discuss some of the feedback we’ve received on social and our thoughts about Jewish identity as followers of Yeshua. Our friend Joe also joined us to share some very interesting life experiences he had while on the forefront of the counter-culture and civil rights movements in San Francisco during the sixties. We also talk about his time spent with the Chabad community in Brooklyn, his family’s experiences as Holocaust survivors, how he defines Jewish identity, as well as our responsibility as Jews to stand up for groups of people who are oppressed and underrepresented in society. At the end of the episode we asked our listeners to take part in something to do with Jewish culture. Our recommendations are to visit a local Jewish deli or read Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon. As always, if you’re a new listener to Keeping Jewish Weird, we would absolutely love to hear from you and find out what you think about the show. Feel free to also follow us or chat with us on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube (@keepingjewishweird). Or you can learn more about the show at <a href="http://keepingjewishweird.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">keepingjewishweird.com</a>.

Civil Rights, Shlomo Carlebach, and Allen Ginsberg's lover - An interview with Joe Gutman