Weinstein Podcasts

A beautiful bike ride off road turns into a life saving experience. 

On this Yom Kippur morning, when  I expected only normality,  I found myself completely alone with only the Creator. 

The story of our lift to Israel, it was expected to arrive the week beforepassover, then corona happened; passover came and went,then the lift arrived with all our passover stuff. I guessthe 30 haggadahs will just have to wait until next passover....  and more.

The Passover Seder song of  Dayenu calls out to me this yearas our unique situation of having just moved to Israel coincides with the first global pandemic. 

Several years ago I traveled to Israel to visit my daughter.My arrival was met with unexpected challenges, but with a cry into the heavens for help, all worked out just fine. 

One of the first hurtles in the Alyiah journey you won't be able to avoid is getting your documents apostilled. 

Karen and I made the Big jump to Israel. The world isfaced with a pandemic. Everyone on the planet is staringinto a huge unknown..

During my late teen swimming years, I spent my summer months swimming at Brennan Pools in Detroit. Once a summer we elected to forgo the training, for a competition of a different sort.

A bike outing with my brother Shel, that ended in a crash.

Trying my hand at pyrotechnics in my teen years.

playing nice.

Those mischievous days in my organic lab. at Eastern, and the practical joke we played on the freshman ladies enrolled in the per-nursing program.

When two friends and I went on a hiking trip to the adirondacks, we didn't get far before I flick the kill switch on the car, well the story takes off from there.

The story about my parents' retirement activity of square dancing, and how it kept their romance alive.

Memories of times shared with my sister Ruth.

A trace of the early memories of My Jewish Journey.

On a trip to the east coast prior to heading out to Portland Or. for grad. school, I crashed on the side of the road; having survived the experience I was left with a strength I carry with me even today.

Brother Gary comes through in a big way to get me on time for my first day on the job at BSL.

Sometimes lying is the only option that makes any sense.