This week, Jessie chats with the brilliant Dina Rosenfeld, a bubbe, proud New Yorker, and a Professor of Social Work at NYU. The two discuss the role of fate in life and how important it is to stop and smell the flowers. Also, Jessie takes a technology break and can't stop bragging about it on social media.

This week, Jessie chats with the brilliant Dina Rosenfeld, a bubbe, proud New Yorker, and a Professor of Social Work at NYU. The two discuss the role of fate in life and how important it is to stop and smell the flowers. Also, Jessie takes a technology break and can't stop bragging about it on social media.

This week, Jessie chats with the brilliant Dina Rosenfeld, a bubbe, proud New Yorker, and a Professor of Social Work at NYU.&nbsp;The two discuss the role of fate in life and how important it is to stop and smell the flowers. Also, Jessie takes a technology break and can't stop bragging about it on social media.

S E5: "Why not me?'

<p>Inspired and motivated by quarantine conversations with her 99 year old grandmother Lucille, Jessie Kahnweiler sets out to talk to everyone else's Bubbe and Zayde (the true leaders of our tribe) to bring us all closer in these times of isolation.&nbsp;</p><p>Communal suffering, epic uncertainty, and fighting to see the light in total darkness: sounds like a Jewish podcast to us.</p>

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Inspired and motivated by quarantine conversations with her 99 year old grandmother Lucille, Jessie Kahnweiler sets out to talk to everyone else's Bubbe and Zayde (the true leaders of our tribe) to bring us all closer in these times of isolation.  Communal suffering, epic uncertainty, and fighting to see the light in total darkness: sounds like a Jewish podcast to us.

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