Transitions, Turning Points, and Torah: Wendy’s Shabbat
Welcome to my second podcast in a series I call “Transitions, Turning points, and Torah.”
In this podcast, I talk about “Wendy’s Shabbat,” a short movie about a group of Jews, mostly in their eighties and nineties, who gather every Friday night at sundown at a Wendy’s restaurant near Palm Desert, California. The purpose of the gathering is very simple: to celebrate Shabbat and to be together.
At Wendy’s?
Listen to this podcast where I discuss the reasons why this is happening and why Shabbat at Wendy’s might spread across the country.
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(This podcast was recorded by Jewish Sacred Aging)
Rabbi Eric Yoffie is a writer, lecturer, and internationally-known religious leader. A bold, compelling, and inspiring speaker, he has presented at the World Economic Forum in Davos and has appeared on Fox news, CNN, and many other news outlets. He writes regularly for Time, The Huffington Post, The Jerusalem Post and the Israeli daily Haaretz. He speaks on a 
Yasher koach! As the Jews have kept the shabbat, the shabbat has kept the Jews! What a charming podcast…
Thanks, Jane. You can see the movie trailer at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhgAperTOCw
Eric