Shebrew in the City

Shebrew in the City is a podcast exploring all things Jewish. Combining interviews and informational episodes, join Nicole Kelly as she discusses her journey with motherhood, spirituality, and everything from Hanukkah to the Holocaust. Giving a voice to modern Jews and spreading love and joy, whether you're Jewish, Jew-ish, or not anything resembling Jewish at all, there's something here for everyone.

Shebrew in the City is a religion podcast hosted by Nicole Kelly, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Nicole Kelly hosts Shebrew in the City, a religion show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  "Survivor" - An Interview with Keren K. Goldenberg

  Feb 9, 202656 minS3

  <p></p><p>We trace Keren’s journey from Israel to LA, how immigration shaped her mental health path, and why depth psychology offers tools to understand intergenerational trauma and rising antisemitism. We share practical advice for finding a safe therapist and for turning inherited pain into resilience.<br/><br/>• Soviet Jewish roots, Israeli childhood, move to Los Angeles<br/>• Immigration stress as trauma and its lifelong echoes<br/>• Shift from pre-med to psychology and LMFT licensure<br/>• Why depth psychology goes beyond symptom management<br/>• Dissertation on Soviet antisemitism and cultural complexes<br/>• Epigenetic and social transmission of intergenerational trauma<br/>• T...

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  "Windy City" - An Interview with Courtney Cohen, owner of Da Shayna Punims

  Jan 10, 202656 minS3

  <p></p><p>Ever felt the tug to make something you can’t find on the shelf? We sit down with attorney and mom-creator <b>Courtney Cohen</b>, whose Florida-to-Chicago journey led her to build a joyful Jewish lifestyle brand from a single sticker into a growing catalog of hats, tees, totes, and more. The throughline is Jewish joy—captured in weekly challah, kids who treat stickers like art supplies, and designs that turn bagels and Yiddish into everyday style.<br/><br/>Courtney walks us through her unconventional path: eight years in PR, a leap to law, then the itch to c...

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  Episode #6

  "Don't Dream It, Be It" - An Interview with Rabbi-Cantor Judy Greenfeld

  Jun 28, 20251h 12mS2

  <p></p><p>Rabbi-Cantor Judy Greenfeld's spiritual journey began with tragedy when her father was murdered when she was just sixteen years old. This devastating event caused her to question everything about Judaism and God, leading her away from her conservative Jewish upbringing in Cleveland, Ohio. "I think when we have trauma in our lives, it shifts us into seeing the world in a different way," she reflects.<br/><br/>Her path of healing took her through various spiritual traditions – Buddhism, new age philosophies, psychology – before ultimately returning to Judaism with fresh eyes and an expanded perspective. What makes her stor...

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  "Art Isn't Easy" - An Interview with Beatrice Levine

  May 16, 20251h 20mS2

  <p></p><p>What happens when an art historian discovers Nazi memorabilia being sold at auction houses without ethical consideration? For <b>Beatrice Levine</b>, it sparked a journey that would transform her career and personal identity.<br/><br/>Growing up as a military child in Germany during the 1990s, Beatrice developed a natural curiosity about Holocaust history and her own Jewish heritage. Though her father was ethnically Jewish, her family practiced the cultural aspects rather than religious observance – what Beatrice colorfully describes as "that East Coast big, lox-loving Jewish family" where everyone watched Seinfeld and said "oy" but didn't at...

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  Episode #4

  "Three's Company" - An Interview with the 3G Collective (Part 2)

  May 5, 20251h 6mS2

  <p></p><p>Welcome back for Part 2 of my discussion with 3G Collective: John Reed, Shany Dagan, and Jana Krumholtz!</p><p>Three grandchildren of Holocaust survivors are using their talents as dancers, actors, and choreographers to tell their families' stories through powerful artistic performances.<br/><br/>• John describes his journey from watching his sister dance to becoming a professional dancer and choreographer<br/>• John shares his experience working on "Amid Falling Walls," an off-Broadway show featuring Yiddish songs written in concentration camps and ghettos<br/>• Shany discusses her transition from Israeli contemporary dance to American theater and aerial circus arts<b...

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