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It's More Than A Gift
Ep. 06 - What If You Could Hear Your Memories? The Power of Audio Storytelling
In this captivating episode, host Audrey Mercier sits down with Kate Mishkin, founder of Spirit and Sound, to explore the powerful and intimate world of audio storytelling. Kate shares her journey from being a seasoned journalist and podcast producer for Sony Music to starting her own venture aimed at preserving authentic love stories through audio recordings.Together, they discuss the unique qualities that audio storytelling brings to significant life moments, particularly weddings. Kate explains how audio taps into subconscious memory, unlocking details and emotions often forgotten, making it a profound keepsake for couples and...
2025-05-05
22 min
Shofar, So Good!
BONUS: Martini Judaism
Thank you for listening to all five episodes of "Shofar, So Good!" Today, we're featuring a bonus episode of the podcast "Martini Judaism," in which Kate was a guest. The show, hosted by Rabbi Jeff Salkin, is for people who want to be shaken and stirred. Episodes are well-produced, deep, and thought-provoking. Listen to Martini Judaism wherever you listen podcasts, read Jeff's column here, and watch this space for more information on Season 2.
2025-04-02
48 min
Shofar, So Good!
BONUS: A conversation on 'Being Jewish' with Jonah Platt
Jonah Platt is a multi-talented activist and performer whose work's taken him from Broadway ("Wicked"), to Hollywood ("Being the Ricardos") to -- most recently -- the world of podcasting. Jonah's the host of Being Jewish with Jonah Platt, a podcast that highlights the range of Jewish identity and voices. This is one of Shofar, So Good's bonus episodes while we're in between seasons. If you'd like to support the production of Season 2, please visit shofarsogoodpodcast.com/support, or simply spread the word about this show.
2025-03-26
25 min
Martini Judaism
The cafeteria approach to religion isn't only for Catholics
I was talking with a Roman Catholic-raised friend who no longer practices the religion of his youth. At a certain point in the conversation, he snorted about "cafeteria Catholics," which sardonically describes those who adhere to parts of Catholic teachings or practice certain rituals, but dissent from others.It made me realize I am a "cafeteria Jew."Which brings me to Kate Mishkin, the creator of a compelling podcast with an enviable pun as its title, "Shofar, So Good." In her podcast, she engages in t...
2025-03-25
55 min
Shofar, So Good!
BONUS: A conversation with Rabbi Daniel Raphael Silverstein
Rabbi Daniel Raphael Silverstein was the perfect person to talk to as I was grappling with what it meant to be Jewish. He's a rabbi, educator, meditation teacher, MC/poet and director of Applied Jewish Spirituality, an online portal that brings the tradition's spiritual wisdom to life. Among his other accomplishments: He's a cofounder of Lines of Faith, a Muslim-Jewish hip hop and poetry collective. Please support this podcast! Tell a friend, rate/review the show, and visit shofarsogoodpodcast.com/support to support our Season 2 efforts. Producer: Kate Mishkin Music: Nan Sc...
2025-03-12
28 min
Shofar, So Good!
BONUS: A conversation with Rabbi Victor Urecki
Early on in my career, I packed my bags and moved to West Virginia to work as a journalist. That’s where I first met Rabbi Victor Urecki, rabbi at B’nai Jacob Synagogue. I immediately appreciated who he was within the walls of the synagogue, but outside — Rabbi Urecki engaged with the community, often in interfaith conversations, consistently as a positive presence for West Virginians. In this episode, we talk about belonging, religion as a tool to bring people together, and how Rabbi Urecki’s meeting the moment with new traditions...
2025-02-26
37 min
Shofar, So Good!
EPISODE 5: Where I belong
The forces that’ve kept me from Judaism, including interfaith marriage and anti-semitism, are not unique to my family. But they have uniquely kept me from being Jewish. In this episode, I try to learn where Judaism was lost in my family, and why it might be more difficult than expected to reclaim my heritage. This episode is about what it means to be lost and found, and who’s considered Jewish by law. Learn more about Rabbi Lisa Rubin, Rabbi Liz P.G. Hirsch, and Rabbi Mark Washofsky. Pleas...
2025-02-19
33 min
Shofar, So Good!
EPISODE 4: All will be forgiven
One of the traditions that’s most drawn me to Judaism is the annual tradition of reflection and atonement. Turns out, that's kind of daunting. But it might make us better people in the end. In this episode, I talk to three rabbis about what it means to atone. Then, I talk to my younger sister about how her life experiences made her incredibly comfortable saying sorry. Learn more about Rabbi Joshua Aaronson, Rabbi Yoshi Zweiback, and Rabbi Susan Goldberg. Please support this podcast! Tell a friend, rate...
2025-02-12
27 min
Shofar, So Good!
EPISODE 3: No day but today
In this episode, I learn about how we mourn, and how we remember the dead. But even more importantly, I learn about how Jews’ relationship with death informs the way we live our lives today. I’ll call two rabbis whose work requires them to look death head-on. Learn more about Eitan Levine, Rabbi Lynn Liberman and Rabbi Morris Panitz. Please support this podcast! Tell a friend, rate/review the show, and visit shofarsogoodpodcast.com/support to make a financial contribution to the production of Season 2. Pro...
2025-02-05
28 min
Shofar, So Good!
EPISODE 2: Is anybody out there?
If and when we pray, who are we praying to? Is anyone listening? In this episode, I talk to rabbis who help me understand different types of prayers, and how to find -- and keep -- the faith. Learn more about Rabbi Morris Panitz and Rabbi Josh Rose. Please support this podcast! Tell a friend, rate/review the show, and visit shofarsogoodpodcast.com/support to make a financial contribution to the production of Season 2. Producer: Kate Mishkin Editor: Lacy Roberts Sound design/mixing: Jack McDonald
2025-01-29
27 min
Shofar, So Good!
EPISODE 1: Shabbat, So Good!
Growing up, many of my friends’ families had Shabbat dinners. It wasn’t a tradition in my house, but I’ve always liked the idea of slowing down and sharing a communal meal after a long week. But I’ve also found it incredibly daunting. In this pilot episode, I call on two rabbis — one who considers Shabbat a slowing of time, and one who sees it an opening of space. Both explain their reasons for Shabbat, and help me understand mine. Learn more about Rabbi Adam Naftalin-Kelman and Rabbi Marc Margolius. Producer...
2025-01-22
28 min
Shofar, So Good!
Coming January 22: "Shofar, So Good!"
Coming January 22: A series about a search for lost identity and what it means to be human. From how we apologize, to how we think about a higher power, host Kate Mishkin interviews rabbis and children about what we believe and why. This is "Shofar, So Good!" For more on the podcast, including how to support the show, visit https://www.shofarsogoodpodcast.com/
2024-12-18
00 min
Shofar, So Good!
Introducing: Shofar, So Good!
I’m Jewish, but was never raised with the religion. Even so, I’ve spent my entire adult life trying to reclaim the traditions and values that feel both intrinsic and foreign to me. I can imagine I’m not alone. Enter "Shofar, So Good!", an audio documentary series about my search for Jewish answers.
2024-10-14
02 min
WCBSAM: On-Demand
NEWSLINE: 'Breaking' makes its debut at the Olympics
CBS Correspondent Wendy Gillette, joined Newsline with Budd Mishkin from Paris to discuss the latest in the Olympics and its new competition, "Breaking." Photo: B-Girl Kate of Team Ukraine competes with B-Girl 671 of Team People’s Republic of China (not pictured) during the Breaking B-Girls Quarterfinal 3 battle on day fourteen of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 at Place de la Concorde on August 09, 2024 in Paris, France. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
2024-08-09
05 min
Hello, John Doe
CHAPTER ELEVEN: This One’s for Todd
In our first bonus episode, we try to make sense of an unimaginable loss. In early January 2024, our “Hello, John Doe” host Todd Matthews died, suddenly. This episode memorializes Todd, a pioneer and an original. We couldn’t let him go to the other side of the veil without a proper goodbye. And Kate Mishkin, our producer talks to Steve Patterson one last time to discuss the impact Todd had on his life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-04-16
31 min
Arroe Collins Pod-Crashing
Pod Crashing Episode 305 Podcast Producer Reporter Kate Mishkin From Hello John Doe
Pod Crashing episode 305 with Kate Mishkin from Hello John Doe The recently deceased Todd Matthews was a self-declared hillbilly and a self-taught detective, who for 20 years was the go-to guy for the US Department of Justice to reunite unclaimed and unidentified dead bodies with their loved ones. But one day, one of the missing children on Todd's database gave him a call . to let him know he is alive and well. Now Todd and this 45-year-old man embark on an investigation into who he really is. Together they journey into his dark past, trying to understand how he escaped death...
2024-03-30
20 min
Later With Lee Matthews
KATE MISHKIN-HELLO JOHN DOE
2024-03-07
07 min
Closing Bell
Closing Bell Overtime: Top Analyst Unveils His New Top Big Tech Pick; What Today’s CPI Report Means For The Markets & The Fed 10/12/23
Stocks finished well off their lows but couldn’t climb into positive territory, snapping a four-day winning streak for the major averages. Vital Knowledge’s Adam Crisafulli and Main Street Research CIO James Demmert break down the market action. Former Fed Governor Frederic Mishkin talks today’s CPI report and the recent spate of Fedspeak. Evercore’s Mark Mahaney unveils his new top big tech pick heading into earnings season. HashiCorp CEO Dave McJannet talks the company’s new AI products. Gerard Cassidy, RBC analyst, previews bank earnings. Plus, our Kate Rooney on the latest testimony from Caroline Ellison in the Sam...
2023-10-12
44 min
KPFA - Law & Disorder w/ Cat Brooks
CA Cops Exploit Legal Gray Areas of Cannabis Enforcement w/ Kate Mishkin
The complicated legal areas of marijuana legal enforcement in California – we speak with Kate Mishkin, a Los Angeles-based audio producer, journalist, and writer, about her latest piece, published by The Appeal: How California Cops Exploit Legal Gray Areas to Continue Their War on Cannabis. Read Kate Mishkin’s latest article: https://theappeal.org/california-marijuana-cannabis-enforcement-policing/ Check out Kate Mishkin’s website: https://www.katemishkin.com/ —- Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis...
2023-04-28
12 min
Bossa bom dia [Tilos Rádió podcast]
Let It All Hang Out - turiszemle
01 Laurence Mason, Josh Cavanagh-Brierley and John Settle (aka Take Vibe) – Walking On The Moon02 Soyuz (СОЮЗ) – Glance (Мгновение)03 José González – Swing04 Cruisic – Jazz Carnival05 Florence Adooni – Mam Pe’ela Su’ure06 Soyuz (СОЮЗ) feat. Kate NV – I Knew It (Я Так И Знал)07 José González – Lilla G08 Dubben – Cachaça09 The Worldstylers – Rabbi’s Groove10 Tibor Szemző – Optimistic Lecture11 Red Axes (Rìu Đô) – Hue12 Marcel – Funky Submarine13 Soyuz (СОЮЗ) – Force Of The Wind (Сила Ветра)14 Vono Box – Delirium Waltz (Dusty Remix)15 Cruisic – Pacific-707 (Beat Club Version)16 Laurence Mason, Josh Cavanagh-Brierley and John Settle (aka Take Vibe) – Golden Brown17 José González – Head On18 Sav...
2023-01-16
1h 57
The Webby Podcast
S8 E1: Clubhouse with Maya Watson
In March, entertainment and marketing expert Maya Watson was tapped as the Head of Global Marketing at Clubhouse, at the helm of its meteoric rise. There, she’s laying the foundation for what Clubhouse can become, and how it can help creators who are hosting some of the Internet’s most interesting conversations.Maya Watson, Head of Global Marketing at Clubhouse joins us to talk about the work she is doing there. She also dives into her days at Netflix, founding Strong Black Lead, and the need for companies to win trust with Black audiences.Follo...
2021-11-11
42 min
Telescope
The Show Must Go On
As the pandemic shuttered stages across the country, playwright Qui Nguyen wanted to give schools a little bit of hope. He took his popular play, She Kills Monsters, and adapted it for video conferencing, with all new cues and ideas. The University of Pittsburgh had put on the play in 2018. They knew the show well. So they thought they’d try to revive it on Skype. How much could be different?Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschManaging Producer: John AsanteReporter & Producer: Kate MishkinEditors: Nick White, Catherine Saint Lo...
2020-07-15
21 min
Telescope
The Science of Happiness with Laurie Santos
Dr. Laurie Santos is something of an expert at being happy. Her class “Psychology and the Good Life” became the most popular class at Yale University. She also hosts a podcast called “The Happiness Lab,” where she talks about counting blessings, battling misconceptions about happiness and maintaining good relationships -- lessons that feel even more relevant in the time of Covid-19.Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschManaging Producer: John AsanteReporter & Producer: Kate MishkinEditors: Vikram Patel & Catherine Saint LouisEngineer: Scott SomervilleMusic by Matt McG...
2020-06-26
23 min
Telescope
Black Lives: Juneteenth With Soledad O'Brien
Today is Juneteenth. It’s a holiday that marks the end of slavery in America, and for many it represents a second day of independence. As the mass protests against police brutality and systemic racism continue across the country, journalist Soledad O’Brien gives her take on how the media narratives around police are changing and how coronavirus helped inspire outrage.Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschManaging Producer: John AsanteGuest Host: Catherine Saint LouisReporters: Catherine Saint Louis & Kate MishkinProducer: Tanner RobbinsEditors: Vikr...
2020-06-19
36 min
Telescope
Black Lives: Tik-Toking Your Wokeness
Social media’s role during this moment -- as we face two pandemics in the name of COVID and racism -- is cyclical. It’s both impacting and being impacted by the various tragedies that have unfolded over the last few months. To dig deeper into this phenomena, Neon Hum's Senior Editor Catherine Saint Louis speaks with Slate Magazine reporter Julia Craven about what we're seeing online with white people confronting their whiteness -- how it's different, how it's the same, and whether or not things will really change this time.Executive Producer: Jonathan Hirs...
2020-06-17
26 min
Telescope
My Dad
Jonathan Hirsch and Seth Fischer tell the stories of their fathers. How their robust intellects fell to late-life mental illnesses. And how living in an elder-care facility made them especially vulnerable to the coronavirus.Host & Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschManaging Producer: John AsanteProducer: Kate MishkinEditors: Catherine Saint Louis, Vikram PatelEngineer: Mark BushMusic by Matt McGinley & Blue Dot SessionsFollow us on Twitter and Instagram: @neonhummedia. We want to stay connected with you during this unprecedented...
2020-06-03
27 min
Telescope
This Will End
In Los Angeles, Rabbi Rose Prevezer and is helping young people reimagine what Jewish life could look like for them. Now, as coronavirus forces us to reimagine our daily life, there’s an even greater need to make those traditions last. And Rose’s organization, NuRoots, is finding creative ways to foster community in this unprecedented time.Host & Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschManaging Producer: John AsanteReporter & Producer: Kate MishkinEditors: Vikram Patel, Catherine Saint LouisEngineer: Mark BushMusic by Matt McGinley & Blue Dot...
2020-05-06
23 min
Telescope
Stranded At Sea
Addison Proctor and his family left their lives behind to sail across the Pacfic, but the world shut down right as their trip began. Now, they are anchored off the coast of Florida, with hurricane season right around the corner, and their fate in the hands of the coronavirus. Just waiting.Host & Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschManaging Producer: John AsanteProducer: Vikram Patel, Kate MishkinEditors: Catherine Saint Louis, Jonathan HirschEngineer: Scott SomervilleMusic by Matt McGinley & Blue Dot Sessions
2020-04-27
23 min
Telescope
Closing Shop
In Charleston, West Virginia, Kin Ship Goods is more than a shop — it’s an institution. In the middle of March, as Covid-19 came closer and closer, West Virginia still hadn’t reported its first case. But Kin Ship’s owners, Dan and Hillary, decided to do something few other businesses were doing: shut down. For a small business, closing shop was a risky move. Yet for Dan and Hillary, it was the right thing to do. Host & Executive Producer: Jonathan HirschProducer: Kate MishkinEditors: Catherine Saint Louis, Vikram Patel...
2020-04-15
17 min
Telescope
Comedy On Lockdown
Chris Garcia is a comedian and TV writer living in LA. Before COVID-19, he was performing standup in front of live audiences two to three nights a week. But now, he’s got to find more creative ways to test jokes -- like talking to strangers through his phone.Host & Executive Producer Jonathan HirschEditors: Catherine Saint Louis, Vikram PatelProducers: Kate Mishkin, Jonathan HirschEngineer: Scott SomervilleMusic by Matt McGinley & Blue Dot SessionsFollow us on Twitter and Instagram @neonhummedia. We want to...
2020-04-08
21 min
Telescope
Doing Time
Drew made a huge mistake, and he paid for that mistake. More than he'd ever imagined he would.In May of 2019, he was arrested for a DUI and for evading the police. He was sentenced to 180 days in the county jail. His lawyer told him he'd only serve a few days. But an unforgivable error gave Drew a sentence that was way more than he bargained for. When he returned from jail, it was March 12th, 2020 -- the day the country irrevocably changed.Special thanks to Drew for sharing his story with...
2020-04-06
22 min
Telescope
Drive-In Concert
After their residency was shut down because of coronavirus, a group of musicians found a clever way to still perform for an audience: they organized a "drive-in concert" in the parking lot of a Vons grocery store in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.Thanks to Jeremiah Chiu and Celia Hollander for sharing their story.Special thanks to Dublab for their support of the concert. You can find the full broadcast of their show here.Watch the whole video fo the Italian piano player performing the theme song toTitanic...
2020-03-27
21 min
Design and Architecture
Daniel Libeskind at the ‘Edge of Order,’ Sunset Magazine, and Sound Baths
Why does an architect have to be like a “camel in the desert?” Daniel Libeskind explains why in a conversation about his new book “Edge of Order.” He also shares thoughts about maintaining hope following trauma, not working for dictators, and why everyone should tap into their inner architect. Modernism Week in Palm Springs continues through Sunday with tours, talks, and a trip down memory lane to the heyday of Sunset magazine. Victoria Bernal recalls a childhood as a member of the “Sunset family” and says why the West needs a magazine that shares wisdom on everything...
2020-02-19
30 min