Shavua Tov to all my Jewish peeps and
may we all have a good week.

Road testing my new Mavis by Mule Resonator Guitars and loving it. Some clips from my gig at The Ramkat in Winston Salem as part of the #Beerandbanjos series.

I sang Delta Dawn in honor of Leslie Jordan and the other song Oseh Shalom is mine.

#Muleresophonic
https://youtube.com/shorts/3gexk6S3-zM?feature=share

Kindness and generosity #torah https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRQxPwfx/

@Zaptrapped I am. I’m still watching the twitter train crashing in real time.

Shabbat is approaching here is some Music to Awaken Your Soul on Shabbat https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3d8AL

Twitter employees head for the exits after Elon Musk's 'extremely hardcore' work ultimatum https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/17/tech/twitter-employees-ultimatum-deadline/index.html

@Zaptrapped Hi

THE FUTURE OF PHILANTHROPY
Introducing Racial Equity-Informed Philanthropy: A Funder Resource From a Jewish Perspective

https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/introducing-racial-equity-informed-philanthropy-a-funder-resource-from-a-jewish-perspective/

Happy Hump Day!!

Good Morning! Happy Tuesday!!

@FabulousLVNV Hello

@ACG2 Hello

My alter ego is playing at the Ramkat in Winston Salem for there Beer & Banjo series. Show starts at 7.

Good morning. Happy Monday!

Keep in mind there are currently no Black rabbis ordained by the top non-orthodox rabbinical programs servicing as "rabbi" of a congregation. This statement does not include rabbi educator positions. If I am wrong please let me know. Also thinking about this song Get Back by Big Bill Broonzy I've been playing a lot with the famous lyrics "if you're white, you're alright. If you're brown, stick around but if you're Black, oh brother get back, get back, get back" http://bit.ly/3Tu6VQJ

Good Morning.

Practice gratitude every day: And thank you God for restoring my soul in me. You created me and shaped me and someday you will restore my soul to everlasting life. Elohai Neshama https://open.spotify.com/track/3t8yOGhiHeCptA3aRZDyw1

In our world, we are often suspicious of others, rather than being welcoming to the stranger. We too often define “the other” as a threat than as a potential new friend. The irony is that Judaism has a deep connection to hospitality, welcoming and inclusivity at its core. #Torah