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Who The Folk?! Podcast

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This is the Podcast home of TC Jewfolk's Who The Folk?! Podcast. Hear from interesting Members of the Tribe from all over the Minneapolis and St. Paul area.

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Latest Episodes

It’s a new year, new intro music and new co-worker to introduce to the community! This week I’m thrilled to talk to Sophie Homberger, Jewfolk’s audience growth and engagement editor! We talk about reintegrating in the Twin Cities Jewish community pos... more

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This week I talk with screenwriter and director Andrew Zuckerman, and actress Sari Lennick about their new movie Good Sport, which is premiering at the Edina Mann Theatre August 13-20. We have a wide-ranging discussion about filmmaking in Minnesota, ... more

This week I talk to small business owner Lenny Gale. We talk about how he and his wife started Blending For Good, running an ethically-driven company, and being an influencer, on this week’s Who The Folk?! Podcast.

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This week I talk to chaplain Rabbi Rebecca Kamil. We talk about her new chaplaincy practice, Family Caregiver Support Services, why she chose to be a chaplain, and what it’s like being a rabbi in her hometown, on this week’s Who The Folk?! Podcast.

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Recent Guests

Sophie Homberger
Audience growth and engagement editor at Jewfolk
Jewfolk
Episode: Who The Folk?! Sophie Homberger
Andrew Zuckerman
Writer and director
Self-Directed/Good Sport team
Episode: Sari Lennick & Andrew Zuckerman
Sari Lennick
Actress
Coen Brothers projects, Good Sport
Episode: Sari Lennick & Andrew Zuckerman
Lenny Gale
Small business owner and founder of Blending For Good
Blending For Good
Episode: Lenny Gale
Rebecca Kamil
Rabbi and chaplain
Family Caregiver Support Services
Episode: Rabbi Rebecca Kamil
Dale Bluestein
Videographer and filmmaker focused on the Czech Torah scrolls documentary
Freelance; filmmaker
Episode: Dale Bluestein
Dylan Singer
Assistant Director at Minnesota Hillel
Minnesota Hillel
Episode: Dylan Singer
Jordana Green
WCCO talk show host
WCCO
Episode: Jordana Green
Irina Vaynerman
Civil rights lawyer and co-founder of Groundwork Legal
Groundwork Legal
Episode: Irina Vaynerman

Host

Lonny Goldsmith
Host of Who The Folk Podcast; Editor of TC Jewfolk; involved in TC Jewfolk Podcast Network

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • So fun!

    Fun guests and good questions!

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Sari Lennick & Andrew Zuckerman
Q: What was it like reading and shaping the script with Sari in the loop?
Sari contributed to the development by reading scripts, offering tweaks, and being part of a collaborative back-and-forth that refined the film before production.
Sari Lennick & Andrew Zuckerman
Q: Andrew, where did the idea for this come from?
The idea grew from wanting to make a low-budget, one-location film centered on a single basketball game, letting real-life experiences and the local Minnesota environment shape the story.
Dale Bluestein
Q: I'm curious, how did you come to this topic?
The topic emerged after a chance conversation with Rabbi Norman Cohen about a Czech scroll and the incorrect story surrounding them; this sparked extensive research that uncovered a more complex history of how the scrolls were saved and distributed, culminating in the documentary.
Dylan Singer
Q: What drew you to Minnesota Hillel and this role?
A combination of wanting to be in a mission-driven Jewish environment, a strong existing team, and the opportunity to work with students and build programs that reflect their needs and identities.
Irina Vaynerman
Q: How did your prior government role shape Groundwork Legal?
My time at the Minnesota Department of Human Rights showed me how to move from claims processing to impact litigation, and to navigate state constitutional and statutory avenues to effect durable civil rights changes, guiding how Groundwork Legal operates today.

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Conversations center on local Jewish life in Minnesota, featuring community leaders, journalists, educators, artists, and organizers. Episodes often explore career paths within Jewish institutions, community storytelling, and how culture, faith, and civic life intersect in the Twin Cities. Noteworthy traits include a strong focus on local impact, behind-the-scenes filmmaking and media, and a willingness to tackle contemporary topics with warmth and humor. The show stands out for its deeply rooted community perspective, practical career and program insights, and a penchant for highlighting under-the-radar local stories and initiatives that connect people through shared heritage and values.

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6. Dale Bluestein
7. Dylan Singer
8. Jordana Green

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