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[Music] hahaha Monday Yaya man hahaha Oh [ __ ] [Music] Oh [Music] nobody jelly have fun [Music] mmm [Music] is Maura [Music] wish mom [Music] Oh [Applause] No [Music] Hey [Music] the fun [Music] [Applause] say [Music] Oh [Applause] I'm out loud [Music] Oh [Music] ah another [Music] Oh ha [Music] [Applause] [Music] you [Music] five minutes after 6:00 a.m. good morning everybody my name is autumn Siegel welcome to your Jewish moments in the morning radio program we are here today day two of our visit with the NCI summer programs yesterday was a broadcast we did from the incredible yeoman csy which i think everybody is still talking about one of the most massive and amazing celebrations of Jewish youth you'll ever see or hear or witness and that's a place that at the park Renata in Israel today we are visiting Nicoletta you may recall last year we visited in psy Koel and spent some time in their base Meldrick today we are in races in Beit Shemesh where millet and there are 132 students I believe gather for the Ejiofor there inches while summer program and therefore we are together with them for the next three hours and what we call a nutter shop edition of jam then because for us this is the Friday morning show although we are visiting here at the Nicolelis on a Thursday morning and afternoon so it's Erev Shabbos parshas vest on on Erev Shabbos naka muka and the lighting in the New York area is going to be 747 747 on this error of Shabbos I hope everyone has an amazing shop is naka muka coming up and we have planted to talk about lots to review and of course we have to attempt to get over all the fatigue okay it's very long an incredible celebration yesterday at yo mint is why I'd present this morning's Friday board I am in the a.m. there'll be no weekly update today that will return next week well have an opportunity to speak to the heads and others from the NCS wide summer programs all coming up last night Mordecai Shapiro he was a big hit at Yale mencius why he'll kick things off for us on a Friday morning Arab shoppers you're listening to JM in the a.m. [Music] ha ha in town only before you got a little a good little man Oh God is God all these people you got a little bit bugger - oh no oh God I get down all these people you gotta lose the light let me show you know oh he got a little bit on the vanity shiner our comenzó they declare all about it oh oh it's not know this before he got lonely father DynaMed show you know ha ha before [Music] I'm on my way [Music] Oh tom is the Miss boring in the people [Music] when [Music] [Applause] [Music] at night [Applause] time [Music] Oh [Applause] [Music] [Applause] we buried a semi last bar a 7mo dead [Music] I shall [Applause] - oh man [Music] [Applause] I'm angry [Music] Oh [Music] I love I sent me that ha ha ha you yeah [Applause] and I know [Music] [Applause] Oh [Applause] Oh [Music] [Applause] and I [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh [Music] Oh before any of the other night the islands in Thomaston for missing our life if down there you know you're here supposedly ago not the part of me I love me I don't know I really love my [Music] go [Music] Oh no pardon me I won't be alone my the Rubick Tommy listen for mr. Hari I become a lessee boy be afforded me alone not afforded me the piano my the isle of man Tommy listen for mixing Polly [Music] I am [Music] [Applause] Oh [Music] Oh the job is good your job is given the job is because your job is to the head I guess a bit the Chavez [Music] you [Music] for years - ah Oh God the simple Oh I know laughter go before you and your car we even shallow and Oh God distinct line Oh God oh come on there good by are ye the hard yes eh ah night [Applause] shy man [Music] by can I die yeah haha Hey ah kanessa I don't know [Music] ha [Music] and haha I [Applause] [Music] not yeah ah Diane a name and anytime I got the I aah aah Oh I shall I mmm and yeah [Music] the Hey Oh I'm not I don't I [Music] JME in the am bowing to Shalom that's from a time Katz before that we had the bottom arm done by simcha liner you heard how even with the you who'd agree to mortify heroes harm it's important I should be released star of yeoman csy last night and which means that those of you who were tuned into Thursday morning is Jay Emily and we heard a lot of his live music here on our great radio broadcast Friday morning on this era of Chavez partially as hot on the turf shop it's not a little big shout out to our friends at kids of courage will be joining with them at their big shove its own down near Washington DC later today and the doctor Stewie Dietrich and the incredible staff down there get all the credit in the world for really an amazing and incredible program that they do for young people in very challenging medical situations and their families so kids have courage a big shout out to you all so here we are in Israel during this very very short visit not long enough that's for sure we want to thank the Inbal hotel of yours July and they again are serving as our home base for all the activities in the Israel they've got a great Thanksgiving planning a lot of you are planning and coming to see your youngsters who are on gap year programs and others during Thanksgiving if you booked three nights of the involve your November 23rd Thanksgiving feast is going to be absolutely free with all the traditional favorites plus live music and their Thanksgiving plan goes from the 19th of November through the 26th of November with all of their usual perks including the free daily breakfast the free Wi-Fi free parking free access to their fitness and fitness room and pool fitness center and pool and everything you'd expect from the great involved hotel last night we debut two brand new program mark zomick's mark examiner of shabbos show that happened last night between 7:00 and 10:00 8:00 at 10:00 p.m. Eastern Time today it will be on cord right after Naomi Nachman ND and the table for two program that's going to be on cord later on this morning cadnams presentation here Shaba show followed by the kids and presentation of the Arab Shabbos music mix all the way until candle lighting time that's happening today on a Friday at JM in the a.m. and reminder that the Monday is - Bob will be back in our studio with a full program on Monday after a Sunday with Mathis and JM some day and everything you'd expect over the weekend all right the noise you hear in the background is the beit midrash the bass vedric of yeshiva duration Jewish aalayam which for the summer serves as the base mesh for millet 130 some students teenage girls from North America who are here spending this time in Israel and joined by Miriam L Wallach who no that is impressed by the activities that are in front of us good morning good morning Malcolm how are you welcome to a Friday you see what we got you what do you one of the last coke zeros around that I could be making anymore no I only actually pointed that out we should grab as many as possible we know what happened the last time that that happens where people were hoarding coca-cola what happened was well you know but maybe you're too young for this all right so let's skip to back those years ago coca-cola introduced a new coke right and I remember some people were hoarding the old coke and and it's funny because for good reason those of us who spent a lot of time in the Pocono region during the summer in those days there was a lot of leftover old coke recipe in that region we had we had we had access to some of the valuable uh today what is held it on eBay since this and they probably are selling it already anyways what do you think here we are in this beautiful base vendor shop miss Collette one of the many many summer programs a little bit calmer atmosphere than yesterday's show from yo menses I hear you at 7:00 the right directions I tell you but if what's going on here is not only a beautiful thing just to watch the girls and I don't think we should be calling them girls I mean that's a mistake on my part the teens these these teams these young women who are really I mean they're here totally lachemann they're not getting credit for school they are not getting college credits they are here and by the way they could be in a summer camp they could be doing something else and instead they're on this wonderful hybrid program where they spend the morning learning and then they do other things and they're doing plenty of touring etc but there's clearly a unity a there's a vibe in the room of this kind of warmth and togetherness a common goal yeah and and and I think it's incredible and I I to me this is a little bit you're gonna you I mean this is almost like a birthday present for you but it's just opposed to being Atmos aura seeing the girls face Madras there oh let's be shout out to our friends in Guilford me exactly and seeing the impressive the the impressive nature of that beit midrash and saying you know our our female staff members should be learning also and if they want to learn why they you know why aren't we giving them a space to learn and and here yeah you know Rishi is a phenomenal campus and known for its splendor so to speak and its opportunities and frankly right now the air conditioning not really phenomenal it's good right thank goodness but there's there's something to be said for the fact that they moved they moved in a solid here right they didn't put coal oil here they put in a solid here and I think that that's great like let's give let's give these teens this kind of an opportunity let's keep opening doors it almost reminds me of the show we did from my a note a couple years right when you were sitting in the Beit Midrash in my a note in in Teaneck and we're surrounded by all the storm that you would see in abate Madras that are typically appointed to the guys and you have you know multiple sets of shots and you have this view of that and and that big Madras was was built for women and and you look around look going on here and there's a lot of there's a lot of really hardcore learning that's going on here yeah and so kudos MC sy and kudos to the O you for really noticing and and giving the girls that opportunity our stop saying girls giving these women this opportunity to say yeah you want to learn we're going to we're going to make that happen for you how brewers is what people are hearing in the background are happening as we speak and nice to reunite with a bunch of kids that they're from different neighborhoods that we're familiar with and different camps that were familiar with and different pursuits that we're familiar with I mentioned that because of us the acraman who we saw who of course is part of one of our historic shows when she very early on an idler I ran to see - Bailey - all right that's exactly what happened at the center there's a table here and she's been doing a little practicing but I imagine finding a partner to work with is probably a little daunting those who know she does she wants to have friends at the end of the summer yes and by the way we should also mention that mrs. udin who you'll have on will join you in a little bit before correct she welcomes David Cutler right to a bra rias applause here in the statement Josh this morning everyone coming off of the high of last night you know Mencius why and just the boom that it was and and again what we've talked about how moral HBO was so incredible and I and I always hear of my own voice a little bit raspy this morning because we were competing with the energy there last night and so I almost hear myself like I feel like I'm post collar war it was that it was easy to speak over the crowd last evening and I'm sure our listeners of the stood that and heard that but it was very exciting a lot of energy and a lot of very enthusiastic youngsters who are appreciative as you say that of all that a oun NCS why are doing to make their summer incredible and one and when they call when not missus you didn't call David up I mean everyone stood up in the statement Josh he's not a rubs he's not you know he's responsible for their great summer correct and it was not only a sign of respect but he deserved a standing ovation and that was that to me was incredibly poignant Friday morning it's jam in the a and we're going to continue our guests are coming up plenty to talk about a lot of entities why summer programs we could talk we could spend entire week on all these programs but we're dedicating day number two of our visits to the NCS water summer programs from their home here in Beit Shemesh at Nicolette you're listening to JM in the a.m. [Music] my Oh [Music] go [Music] by [Music] [Applause] I mean there's a ba ha ha ee-ah [Music] Oh a shallow Terrence Bala hey yamcha bad things have it so go Emily I'm slick blah [Music] Sheila shabad Bowie collage Romani [Music] they are lovely whoo [Music] [Applause] oh the pain and he is nopal ila al I shot him Allah shall mean lame Allah a shallow away they moved below bay but he he do these [ __ ] you hello ha-ah [Music] their own bra no Molly hey hotshot Oh [Music] play on the line ah [Music] [Applause] [Music] Oh ha ha ha ah ha ha Oh [Laughter] Oh [Music] Oh [Music] me a car [Music] JME in the a.m. Friday morning Erev Shabbos we are live at Miss Lillette in Israel nty summer programs is our focus the great Yael Sharabi with Shalom Aleichem Issa cameraman before that here on 8 a.m. Friday morning candle lighting time the New York area 747 747 on this error of Shabbos a lot of synagogues begin earlier if you're not sure when your community starts make sure to find that and be aware of it we have a program here part of the NCOs wide summer programs that I am probably most intrigued with and that is tjj and I've said this before one of the things that does intrigued me about tjj is the commitment that people of all backgrounds parents especially of all backgrounds across North America make to their children to their students to send them to Israel many of whom many of the parents never having visited Israel themselves and coming from communities that often are not focusing on Israel a great deal or certainly not our tradition as much as other communities might be so tjj has been one of those amazing and incredible successes of NCS while summer programs with us here this morning yoni Coleman a tjj field coordinator welcome yoni thank you Graeme and herb I know I'm Konigsberg 80 JJ Marcia who funny he describes himself only as an assistant rabbi and bus number nine he is here by königsberg welcome to JM in the air yoni what is it about tjj that has made it such a success I believe the numbers now exceed 500 students in North America who spend their summers in Israel why has this worked I mean that's a great question thanks again for having us here great severe pleasure with my holy holy holy Rebbe I knew he was much greater the defender would let's go humble but but an assistant rabbi that's just not true look there's no there's no one single thing that successes the culmination of many different things part of what we take great pride in is our commitment to excellence so a lot of kids on the program you could say oh we're great recruiters but that that's not it you know we could say we're great programmers but that's not only it we could say we have great training because say we have great staff it's it's the combination of all those things together which lead to the growth of the program what is the program we know what McLellan essentially does and concentrates on and certainly and since why kollel I could tell you how they spend the bulk of their day what is the program at ejj sure well tjj is a month long experiential tour of the Land of Israel for public high school teams from around North America that's the US and Canada and a typical day on tjj we get up we have a little bit of experiential tequila for those that want to have a more formal tequila we have that option also we get on the bus and between all the beauty and all the excitement that Eric still has to offer does it surprise you the way it surprises me that a representation of so many diverse backgrounds both geographically and religiously are in tjj I know I've been involved with with tjj almost 10 years from back in the days where we had four to five buses why now bark Shem Marad Marad Oh as whereas 13 we're including the specialty buses so look I mean fun a fun time will always appeal to to to our teens right even if it's far away from home either the parents may have an impression of the security problems etc etc it still will appeal to them yeah I mean and that fuel is isn't is because of our participants they come back and they share their experience right and we have the best ambassadors huh absolutely even even the way that we go into parents homes and share about our program is unique in that we have our our past participants we don't sell the program the program itself the way we do that is we call up you know mrs. Goldstein mrs. Goldstein sent her son let's say Josh on the program last year we call them up say hey would you help us out just to share what TJ's about will come to your home to your house you'll invite some friends and then the past participants he'll talk about what it was like on tjj all right kind of like this radio show live and unscripted procedure which and then and there that way the the actual essence the actual reality of the program how how truly loving experiential valuable that comes across the program sells itself understood so Rebecca knows where you said your bus number nine majority from Canada all from Canada whatever the case may be where will they be this school year tjj alters what they originally thought they'd be doing in the coming school year or not so tjj plans to see you almost never see public school kids changing to a yeshiva but wouldn't happen immediately immediately after tjj but a seed is planted and that seed grows and being in tjj for a number of years i have actually been zoca this summer to see that seed sprout and bear fruit just to give you one example I had a tjj or two summers ago whose name was Molly when I was in the midwest region um not a connected participant at all she wasn't exactly the one at the middle of the circle the entire summer in fact at the end of the summer had you asked me how she's doing I would have said you know she spent a month I didn't necessarily see that spark ignite we were in touch you know social media turns out that she went to a gap year in Israel bar-ilan experience and this summer our bus went to Berlin to their presentation and I went over to the head of their program and said you know I heard Molly was here this year how is she doing they said you mean Malka oh my gosh and she she actually changed her plans and I was headed Forester in college imagine minute and that's just one of several stories of the participant now on AP I don't want to say his name because last time ap mean AP is ambassador's Poland it's one of the special many buses of pjj I don't want to say his name because last summer midsummer we had a group comes it's where everyone shared experiences and let's just say that the experience he shared it that comes it was so inappropriate I can't even share it on radio understood my first reaction was let's get him off the bus he returns to AP this summer I run into him in the Robin youth hostel where I am now if I'm gonna story from two days ago and he said Ruth Nam it's not a question of do I go to you she were the question is which one and the seeds are planted and and with a lot of patience and a lot of tolerance of some of the behaviors and a lot of belief in these kids this C is really sprout into something amazing is this all to be a surprise to their parents parents send them and think that they are simply having a nice four week vacation here or just a positive situation so in some instances yes in fact I had a kid at the beginning of this summer on day one his name is Jonathan I said Jonathan you know what are your goals for this summer he said rabbi not to become religious I said what do you mean he said my mother in the airport said when she parted from me she said you're going to Israel you're not becoming religious I don't know exactly what to do at this point he's putting on tefillin every day he was at a doctor last night because it yo mencius why and the dancing he fell and hit his head oh gosh he came back to the youth hostel at 5:00 a.m. this morning and he showed up to see loud 7:30 he's committed so we're gonna have to have some discussions about how to Eddowes there what happens when he goes home everybody know i'm Konigsberg is here yoni coleman is here yoni is tjj field coordinator of i Konigsberg is the assistant rabbis he describes it a bus number nine here at tjj is it difficult for instance Shabbos what is tjj Shabbos like when I would assume that there's quite a vast variety of how one does or does not observe Shabbos I would you explain that experience collectively to this audience I'm ass protein that's a great question thank you yeah I would say part of it I don't know I'm jumping anytime part of it has to do with like the culture of the Bucks where it comes from no we have we have a diverse audience not all kids are like the party kids not all kids are like the quiet intellectual there's the spectrum so I would say shoppers kind of builds the first Shabbat in Israel I would say we're like pretty jet-lagged and kind of like you know the sense you have to kiss spin where they have 12 groups in like huddled up it's 10:00 you don't know what hit you it builds it builds the mood the mood build so I mean we have we have like kind of like it's like a mini Chabot zone I would say we have feel ow we have learning with our mentors with our advisors we have a lot of games a lot of minute to win it type games those are those aren't specialty we try to create an experience which is open and accessible Turrentine and it shot this key for a lot of these students as they look back at their tgj experience or could the torah study could the civilan experience could all of those be just as important you know depending on who the person is elements in terms of their you know getting turned on to Judaism you know NC sy is known for its moments and moments in our lives often they stick with us but in healthy acquisition of increased Torah observance it's not moment it's the space between those moments the consistency the respect the love which actually has the power to cement cement positive change in one's life so I would say Shabbos is critical Shabbos is amazing it's not only that one Shabbos from know'm talks about the seeds Shabbos is like a really powerful for a super steroid 'add seeds I just wonder if it's a much tougher sell now it was Shabbos you know is anti social media quote/unquote anti being connected on the iPhone and I wonder with just a much more difficult battle that it used to be and therefore less appealing to these students I would say the opposite is true I find it easier so Shabbos today really because these kids send deep down inside these kids sent that social medias ruining their lives I think they feel that the break that they get on the Shabbos and tjj where they could just be face to face with their friends and it astronomist people sing with them and just talk to them face to face we don't do that anymore I think that they see the something refreshing and invigorating and I feel that they have a need there's a certain gap is a vacuum in their lives I believe that Shabbos is feelings in such a beautiful way that I think the kids find a very refreshing kids tell me you know we have like in the clutter open on the dining room so we get up and dance and we sing and one of the kids came over to me in an MC sy group and said round I've never seen anything like that before and said what do you mean you go to parties you guys all on have a good time right it said by Rabbi there was no alcohol it was just Shabbos it was just the joy of being with each other he was just celebrating our junior that says it all that's all the majority the programs that we become familiar with over the years with NCS why happened after 10th grade is pjj also for that for that group or they are they older than 10th graders or accommodation depends where where where where the buses sourced from where your bus is what 10th graders 11th grade we begin with entering 10th see it's what I would call ninth grade right I'm going Wow correct so you have to do you have to be in high school no I understand that I just thought it for the tjj experience and again with parents who may not be as you know comfortable sending them 6,000 miles away I thought digitally older but they a lot of them are just starting high school we kind of over communicate to compensate for that I mean the parents are probably more connected than their teens are getting what daily e-mails from Eulalia daily daily emails from our from our directors there's a there's a deluge of pictures and video clips that are sent out through various social media channels Facebook Instagram so I mean they they follow along quite quite coast quite closely a kid sneezes and in the back of the bus their parents knew about it before company bunch knew about it were you from originally Canada I live in Toronto interesting let me try now I work in New York and Israel I wasn't a big part of your youth or are you only discovered as later on as you became a leader of this community I yeah it's my wife's fault actually we were engaged and she was an advisor at a Chabot zone in what region in Canada origin we were at we were at Camp Northland B'nai B'rith for spring regional why wasn't she was they don't have a guitar player so she recruited you yeah she called me up it was before text and she was like hey we need a guitar player I mean okay sure I'll do anything for my fiancee I Drive up there and I'm like what on earth am I getting myself into I walked into like the pinnacle shop at own right end-of-year regional I guess original national region know whatever what yeah yeah big I didn't have I don't it was fascinating it was really fascinating you know but no one describes that the energy of Shabbat that we create that type of energy was very similar there was something very inclusive safe and open something which had you picked it up right away I had I was hooked man I had to like I had to explore it further where bike owners were you from originally I grew up in Detroit Michigan also with NCI being I thought of that my first MC of /aa Burton was an eighth grade junior NCOs line you know I had various positions throughout high school I went to yeshiva Coliseum after high school and I've been there basically since then with that you know I went back to university for a few years I've been there a total of something like 15 to 20 years so our solvin crew out there has certainly been come firmly ER with you over the years right for sure and you know the voice that emanates from that beit midrash is go out and help your people israel wherever they are and that's why so many of our alumni are in MC SOI programs and is it just so empowered me to go out and take on this challenge of working with public school and you're with tjj how long this is my third summer very nice and yoni hello TJ first time we ran a bus was in 2008 Coleco vote to both you yoni Coleman or binome Konigsberg tjj continues to fascinate us and for good reason thank you both very very much actual pleasure it's America's one and only Jewish moments in the morning radio program heard I'm listener sponsored digital radio around the world the webinar from seagull calm I'm an awesome seagull Network and of course on the beloved NSN app and I am told that the person who I guess is officially hosting us this morning on this Friday jmv am mrs. rifki udin is joining us she is the director of Nicolette I as a one-time develop parent I'm indebted to her you remember the seagull representation here hey went well I mean he was fine she spoke very highly of you I can tell you that much how long have you been into the toilet this is my twelfth summer and are you are you here as long as the program exists or would even know it was for many many years before interesting I love the dear it's here for 14 summers I married and thank God you know over the years though when I can we edit ahead and add a little more trust and and other stuff and some fun stuff but it's been around for many many years and I've impacted yeah I know a lot of girls how'd you get the 132 teens we had a hundred 32 teams with a waiting list of people who wanted to get out of the word gosh yeah this summer unfortunately yes so you're bursting at the seams mercy of the seams we added a bunk beds in it's an amazing summer thank God and with students from everywhere right I mean all over America girls from all over and even from Israel and Canada yes thank God what's the secret that we we always wonder about the programs that continue to grow we just spoke about tjj I'm fascinated by that one why does this one continue to grow why is it in fact bursting at the seams that's a great question and the swell that happens to be a balance of a lot of amazing things I think that one thing that the girls really really gain from here is a real passion and love for you - type we have girls from every background Yeshiva backgrounds and on you go backgrounds and I feel like girls are missing that in their lives they commented a compassionate and excited about learning about you - kind of a score about Erika self and it's all under like it's always a ton of fun and pouring and really just like really really tons of times so I feel like that's a truffle grows well I wanted around I thought everybody here was a school teacher oh yeah oh it is yeah it is a majority but we have we have public school kids and even within the D school it's like you have a range there's something very very beautiful about that all right pretty amazing um thank God we noted earlier that you have a more beautiful Beit Midrash that some of the boys programs are very people you're aware of that right we are not providing you about that I'm sure we have a great campus everywhere said only why is this room so particularly important to your program so firstly it's a beautiful time I know when you first came out if you saw that it was such a special thing in the morning you all everyone's here 132 girls and their 33 Modric whole and everyone starts to ask for girls with their with their mantra hope for 15 minutes just learning together it happens to be one of my favorite favorite times of the day you come in and you just hear the sounds of learning it is so beautiful like we were here for that of affection very excited especially have speakers at night and really it's like that it's like the central the central place you know it's the place where everything really really come from I like to think no reaches high above everything else in Beit Shemesh and this building really really stands up and this is at the top of it I like to think like the Torah really just emanates from here at words to refer us over to stroll everywhere who do you bring in as guest speakers everyone mrs. Venus kumigar obey God Friedman we had mrs. green Arielle of the mother of Hallelujah spa actually comes Emma was told she was your last success we really have okay this will Shira smiles who happens to be one of our teacher is also really really every every type of speaker and they're all really really set up what type of stuff in fact you look for in terms of magic Holder knows very well I didn't both with I'm magical thank God we're very blessed that we have a big you can choose we have a lot of applicants thank guys many of them former Miss OH a lot of them former Philadelphia Flyers which is great because they come with that passion excitement they know how much baking so they want to get familiar with your whole operation exactly they actually really try to get every type of magic also personality hush toughie everything so everyone has their person that they currently see they're also their passion about the escape that they're super cool super fun and they have a great time with the girls learning and and just doing activities and dancing angle and crazy so heart is no there's one no one box that they fit into but it's really really giving the girls the young ladies here earlier we're surprised to hear that you're working on McClellan all year round goes a shock to them I don't think they do get it out I think they say thank you lad they're very sweet they're great girls it's not easy doing this is not easy and even even though you're blessed by not having a real recruiting process or I compared to others you recruits out thank you happy yeah because meaning a lot of girls really come but some girls are in some of the areas of too much learning it was going to be like school is going to be fun when they hear it when they speak to people they realize it's totally not like cool it's not attached to test that it doesn't have the pressure and it's completely else you know something else and it's also tons of fun not everyone realizes that beforehand but thank God so you're benefiting from something that we kept pointing out during yesterday's show and that is that if there is somebody who doesn't fit in here there are a million other programs where they're going to fit in right they could choose from and that and that helps you because you don't feel like oh my gosh I've no choice but to accept this girl here you we have the right program within the umbrella events is why we're they'll Excel exactly but I will tell you that some girls come in ready for it and loving learning and some girls actually comfortable really even I want to say it but hating learning and not into things and thank God with a lot of staff enjoy every single summer you watch the process any girls who thought they weren't ready for it like really fly her what's pretty most exciting jobs don't say all of them what's the most exciting one so far so far I have to see lash other roller lash jobs is here oh right now in reshape no big trip somewhere next week Shabbos no no we're super excited once it's flat there's nothing like shower memorable inside especially have something credible and meaningful official we had here we're all really really crying to be able to go up to spot afterwards we're so spiritual it's really really incredible but Shabbos I'm a hug if any of the girls is nothing like it the singing is just rocking it's just sheer my husband's give an optional share this has Shabbos 100 130 people you know just came 130 I counted the room the old one is the old one here the singing is we have a dish with a Rebbe you Rebbetzin it's amazing if you can't describe how much rock they're all here on Shabbos it's really it's really beautiful they're in a are you'll introduce you'll introduce us to some of the teenagers later on and I thank you again for hosting ok thank you so much Maxim rifka Union is the director of McClellan and is in charge of this unique and very interesting program that's been going on to doing this for 12 years here in Beit Shemesh J I'm in the a.m. on a Friday morning Erev Shabbos Nakamura Shabbos parshas vs Kannan and that we are spending our morning with the NCS wide summer programs here in Israel and I want to thank everybody at the O UNMC sy and David Cutler who directs these these summer programs for all of their cooperation more coming up it is a jam the a.m. Friday morning and this comes from Avram freed at JM in the a.m. [Music] [Applause] - oh I love me music tu defeat our enemy they of the way up to build a solid war he ought to be of the others Oh Lavar penis hospital began [Music] nothing beneath a of the bullets are healing me [Music] women subpoenaed me yeah we are hi this down my face it started out feel OD I mean Lucy I named it [Music] [Applause] Oh [Music] bye maybe your 99a [Music] now I'm a lie [Music] you cannot play today Hey [Applause] no you believe me I didn't [Music] yeah [Music] yes [Music] [Applause] [Music] you dummy you got me you da eat me be approve a of a of ha ha ha ha 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reasons because her program has ended already she's the director of give West am i right that you're completely relaxed because the program has concluded I can only imagine all right we are somewhat familiar with give a member of my family enjoyed give in Israel a couple of summers ago what is give West give West is a program that began five summers ago it originally started on the East Coast and then I joined the team four summers ago and moved it to the west coast we're a one bus program with girls from all over the US and Canada and we do charity projects starting in Phoenix Arizona and we roadtrip all the way up to Portland Oregon giving back hiking touring learning till around having the best time the has said projects and again when it comes to Israel many of us are familiar with the sets that it can be done and some of the organizations that groups like yours we meet up with but when it comes to pets it on the west coast we're not nearly as familiar so who are you arranging these different encounters with out there so we work with both Jews and non-jews we have a lot of cuts of projects with Jewish organizations like Yahud the Friendship Circle and the Jewish nursing homes along the west coast but we also work with non-jewish organizations a very large and we work with is a midnight mission and other food beings like that we work food sorting food packaging the LA kitchen the LA Food Bank and other organizations along the west coast servicing all different types a lot of homeless and a lot of people who are very ill what does it mean you dealing with the homeless I mean through an official home with an organization that's there for the benefits almost as a work yeah so for example the midnight mission is one of the largest organizations it's in Skid Row of Los Angeles which is aside from New York the biggest homeless has the biggest homeless population we serve lunch that's seven hundred people the girls prepare they serve and they clear they're interacting they're helping move boxes and literally serving up serving their lunch they were good and also a tour of the facility it's a homeless shelter as well as a rehab center for those who are suffering with different addictions so the girls were exposed they were educated and then he got to serve service a community it literally opens off the street and hundreds and hundreds of people walk through their doors every day are the people the average person that that are being serviced by give West aware of the fact that these are representatives of the Jewish community who are doing it for them yes just by the fact of how we're dressed and we have tons of people that come over it's odd oh they actually pointed out totally in these organizations in particular where you guys from what affiliation what sense yes why the we have a hats that we wear every day give West Hat and the girls wear them and people come over all the time what event see if I stand for what is what are you guys what do you guys doing here we've had multiple experiences at Casa and also at a coffee bean or Starbucks on the side of the road who are you guys what are you doing whoa and we've had a bunch of times where people had sponsored coffee for the whole group out of appreciation and I'm just acknowledge mint of all that we're doing that must be good on the west coast we recognize like that yeah how's the admission process is it difficult to get into give West so recently yes we do have a waiting list there are girls that have applied this year from all over we had five Canadians six Floridians three girls from Houston Texas so our last year we had three Israelis actually we have a huge Tony and overnight cursors so girls from every region the regional directors are really picking up on the power of give West it's for a teenage girl who wants something different it's only first month so it would definitely coincide to other programs but also gives a teenager the experience that they would never have something that I love about us is that there is no other program like it there are other programs traveling in America there is no other there's no other program doing so I said like we're doing so when we only try to get the word out that's what we're really saying if this is an experience of a lifetime there's no one else doing it and thank God we had a way over 44 applicants this year so our buses fall it sounds pretty amazing does this shut them out these girls from having the Israel experience can they go the following year or can some go to Israel and come to you forgive Wes for that summer so both last night at UMMC fi I had the privilege of dancing with all my give Westroads from last year we have we have a bunch on the fella on given tilts Israel on Yaya and other programs like that but we had tons of girls that come here and a few girls that are in Israel now we're asking you about coming on the West next summer because yeah it's another opportunity a different opportunity to give back in a different place from Arizona to to Vegas Oregon Washington is there any tourist attraction you miss or they see it all we have so much that we could do they go through the grid gently due to the Grand Canyon video family we do a beautiful sedona water hikes will they view the Golden Gate Bridge in subarctic Golden Gate we ask the Jelly Belly factory we had all hi for us we hike the Hollywood sign you know all the all the big things of course and it's also like a camp experience you know we do programming we do learning every day at a club where we have night activities every night so every day is really balanced with you learning and custom in the morning fun in the afternoon and always learning and fun at night so I'm just curious is it evenly divided between what we refer to as the New York New Jersey area and what we refer to as out of town is exactly 6000 is here we had half of girls that were in New York New Jersey and half a row that were out of town that must be interesting interaction all that it's amazing all together meeting kids that they've never really met before never met before and also on different ages just here we had only 19 countries going into 10th and 11th and hopefully they'll all continue each other program are you planning on continuing next year I am Susan live West with Lea maskavich thank you come on a pleasure to meet you at congratulations thank you I was like a great program thank you more coming up this is a Friday morning edition of JM in the am on this era of Shabbos not coming with candle lighting in the New York area at 7:47 we are the guests of the NCS wide summer programs here at McClellan in Israel want to give a shout-out to dr. Stewart did chick and everybody had kids of courage looking forward to spending Shabbat with them near Washington DC they're doing amazing work and we will see them later on today there'll be no weekly update this week Malcolm Homeline and i will return with the weekly update one week from today analyzing all the news affecting israel and the jewish war old right here at JM and the am reminder mark zomick's Erev Shabbos show sponsored by Kevin starts right after Naomi Hoffman's table for two it goes into one o'clock then of course our Kevin presentation of the Erev Shabbos music makes all happening all day long with us as an awesome single network make sure to stay tuned I want to thank the Inbal hotel they begin served as our central location our home base in Israel there in Jerusalem contact in BA hotel for your next day in you shall I have more coming up it's JM in the a.m. [Music] [Applause] [Music] mother [Music] the god [Music] on me Mulder Oh [Music] [Applause] time we're going 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JM in the a.m. Elliott enzmann is our guest as we sit here in the beautiful Beit Midrash of Nicolette a guest we are of the NCI summer programs Elliott has the easiest job in NC sy summer he's director of recruitment and based on the conversations we've had yesterday and today it seems you have nothing to do because basically every program looks like it's completely sold out and it looks like every time a program ends they're ready to fill up and sell out again the following year and of course I say all this tongue-in-cheek welcome to Jim in the a.m. thanks for mornin uh how you doing burnish M so am i right or wrong that recruitment is not as big of an issue when it comes to certain programs in NC sy summer you are absolutely correct thank God you know we've grown from 8:30 to the first summer I was involved this year now we have about 14 48 1450 Oh Holly well it's incredible I'm gonna pull out my stats as you say oh that's go ahead yeah a fact check over here not a fact check just to share with the audience how incredible these numbers are look at this we talked about you just you mentioned 1400 plus so here we've rounded it up to fourteen hundred and fifty kids almost a twenty percent increase from last year here we're in Mellott we're 132 girls enjoy the summer now and from what we've been told based on bunk beds and and and leaping bed is exactly that they're really bursting at the seams over here so when it comes to Rick and and that we also saw something during our conversation about tjj but a lot of the recruitment is done by you know current students campers teens who are here and then we'll go back and report to their communities what's going on and we'll attract you know parents and and teens to get involved in that program so as hard as your job is you have a lot of help along the way yeah absolutely the infrastructure of Pentheus why in general how we operate you around the region from the chapters and the you know the boards the chapter boards regional boards which consists of of teams that are involved during the year but also the kids come back from an incredible summer you know the they're on an inspirational hi they're on an emotional high they're so bought in all they want to do is they want to replace themselves they want to live again vicariously through their friends next summer that's what happens the next generation or the next grade shows up and they're and they're passing on the word you mentioned the different chapters and regions and NCI and this is something that I'm sure intrigues a lot of people in our audience at this point the structure of NC sy has really shaped incredibly we I remember 30 years ago there was a structure and regions and chapters were as you just said operated by boards and done in a really organized fashion but it seems today it's really done it's really been tightened to the point that you know in a good way not not in a bad organizational structure or but in a good way that really gives an opportunity to leaders out there to to attract students from all over the place in the reading absolutely some maybe even use the word industrialized where it has totally gone from what was a volunteer I mean we are still a volunteer and I have an organization they'll get me wrong but you know back then regional directors you know where volunteer and chapter directors were started off as volunteers and now it's become you know so needed and wanted in communities where you have to have full-time professionals on the ground and a lot of people always think that you know the more something looks corporate the worse it is but in this case it seems to have worked well that you're that you are more organized as you just described with real professionals at the helm and it just it's attracting so many more thousands of kids yeah we get the opportunity to still do both the formal and the informal and I think the emphasis on the informal the conversation of the mentorship that exists year-round with the advisors or during the summer with the moderation of the moderate coat really keeps that volunteer driven aspect of the organization you know at the helm which really encourages kids to come and be open to to grow them and to have conversations and to start discover about their their heritage their Judy Elliott ansmann is here we're going to discuss one of the expansions into it's why summers on the gun in just a second when a region or a chapter comes up with an amazing type of event does that get around that does it all of a sudden become replicated in other regions and chapters around the country absolutely part of what I do traveling around the country year-round you know I'll be I'm based in New York I'll be out of New York for six seven weeks at a time some years depending on the stretch of the year and city directors around the country and boards are asking me what's going on around the country what is the new fun exciting activity whether it's a Saturday night activity or whether it's a a new learning initiative that we can employ an hour chapter as well and the word definitely gets out and the mentorship programs that we have for the full-time professionals you know we're a city director in Miami might be the mentor for a city director in Kansas City those types of mentorship programs are allowing there to be open channels and an open flow of ideas and collaboration throughout the entire and csy Network have you seen a great torah learning initiative recently is there something as you traveled the country that caught your eye that the leaders were doing I might actually spread around very soon absolutely we have you guys are familiar with the rabbi Dovid listing scheme headline jerk so we had a city director in Potomac Maryland and Greater Washington newly Rahzel who's the director of our build program he created a team-focused headline book along with our director of education of national MPs why rabbi tawbah chef Ian and that type of program which is contemporary it's it's colossal in our days is something that teams really connect to and that type of idea has been spread around the country tremendous so I'd love to see that by the way I'd love to see that publication all right there's been an expansion and one that is really interesting because now Intuos wise summer which has been in the united states quite clearly and has really dominated israeli programs quite clearly is now found in Australia and New Zealand during this summer now we're very familiar with canva the nose can say etc and csy felt that valuable to bring it under their umbrella explain one so our our tagline and NCS why is inspiring the Jewish future and there's no bounds to whom that is applicable for whether it's a public school team or our base Iago girl or a Shiva boy it's everybody from from the achievers more right-wing to the unaffiliated type of team and this is a program that is really geared and centered for a type of team that we necessarily haven't been able to reach out to yet an MC sy summer thank God as you said you know our numbers are growing but there's still a lot more for us to do and this is a great and we have a great hold on them certain schools you know in the let's say in the tri-state area where you know we get a solid chunk of as an example DRS or an attempt grade boys and there are some schools where we're still trying to gain a little bit of traction and this is a program for us that seemed to be the right partner in order to start building up that name did you visit with them this summer so I did spend my first two and a half weeks of the summer a little bit in Baltimore in LA enroute to Australia New Zealand with Tom say so what can you tell us if I can't say what was it like because none of us have ever been there it's a long trip it is uh it is quite a long trip you know you got it you got to travel right for sure yeah but it's absolutely incredible you're getting to see some of the most breathtaking and awe-inspiring creations of God along the way whether it's the Milford Sound whether it's you know some of the incredible incredible skylines that you're going to see in Sydney the weather is incredible even though it's winter there you know so to go see on Google I you know in the snow-capped mountains and and you wake up you know it's almost like you're waking up and you know like Colorado or Utah every single day you're just on the mirror type of lakes and you see the reflections and to see God there you know is is a once-in-a-lifetime and they can say crew is always spoken about the locals how people in Australia New Zealand are so respectful and bring a certain variety of human being to ours - they've at me that be that familiar with wreckless oh they're incredibly sweet they're welcoming you know we have a there's a home hospitality Shabbos that happens in Melbourne which is incredible the the rabbi of the shul the central synagogue and Sydney spoke to folks in the entire group how it's one of the most inspirational shavasan for them when when conse comes and gets to join and we even spoke to a couple of non-jewish families in New Zealand who talked about how they love opening up their doors and their homes to a lot of Israelis with me maybe they're doing an army they love having Shabbat Friday night meals and to her it's so special that she gets to help out you know the Jewish people and she felt it it you know it was so important for her to share that message with the teens and that really took them back and that really made them understand that they're part of something large and incredible so is it likely that this program will stay with them too as well God willing I you know it's a it's an incredible program the the focus on education is there the infrastructure is there so you know God willing we'll be a partnership that can that can last for a few years pretty amazing and now we could say that it is what summers truly global right I mean now we know it's truly global absolutely you know we're in the different hemispheres where are the different time zones you know it's absolutely absolutely global Elliot ansmann so over 14-hundred a year from now it could be another hundred or two right oh I'm surprised if not I would be surprised if not I would be fired if not um so you got your livelihood riding on yeah exactly I definitely so so I'm sorry for me I recall your job too easy earlier so no it definitely you know God willing we have our 20/20 vision right which is you know to you know to double all of our numbers whether that's teens impacted team and every player you speak to their buses are sold out the bunk beds are in McClellan kollel has no space it seems like not to make fun I'm doing a great job when it comes to recruitment but it seems like everybody's just you know at its peak at this point yeah absolutely you know Ellis and even Cola went from you know two summers ago they were at you know maybe one hundred hundred sixty I know there yeah they're usually around hundred fifty hundred Sigma you know last year to 25 this year you know to 55 you know if we if I have to build a doorman with myself in order to accommodate the teams that we're going to recruit you know and if you do have a hammer nails they will take another 50 yeah oh absolutely we I mean we could have broken 300 this year on coal oil absolutely pleasure speaking to continued success Eliot enzmann director of recruitment for NCS wise summer and thank you for the report about Australia much appreciated pleasures mine thanks little more coming up it is a Friday morning Erev Shabbos here at JM and the a.m. as we continue again a reminder in New York candle lighting at 7:47 on the server Chavez plus our regular Friday programming including Naomi Nachman she'll join us between 9 and 10 10 o'clock for mark zomick's brand new Erev Shabbos show and that program that that show which debuted last night is going to have it's a Friday morning debut 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why summer programs welcome back to Jamie the am thank you na come I don't know if it's morning or night time twelve o'clock I guess is the afternoon here you feel a little bit more calm than compared to the last time we spoke calm yes tired yes but also Vulcan salmon was a the night was great one high secure rock the house it was great yeah he certainly was a big attraction for everybody and lived up to his reputation came through with a great performance and it said to see last night but now I could say it in a much calmer and more understandable fashion you have the unique privilege of overseeing a program that truly goes across the board that truly attracts people from very diverse Geographic and religious backgrounds which is really amazing and I've met some incredible superstars here today the two people you sent us from tjj who are able to describe the type of program that's attracting young people from all across North America who may not have experienced or shabbos in their lives whose parents may not be that enthusiastic with them going to Israel certainly aren't used to sending their kids Israel like other communities maybe Leah maskavich give West I didn't I don't know if you thought that a program that you know is a take off so to speak and give Israel would work in the United States seems to be working really really well say the least we of course are here in Mellott which seems to be bursting at the seams I would appreciate the it would appreciate you figuring out a way to accommodate more students frankly which is why we're trying to expand I don't want to expand any more here but we literally we literally had to add bunk beds into the dorms and the expand to be here but the beauty event is wise exactly we said our diversity last night you should know are we changed the program last night excuse me we basically cut down you'll notice there wasn't a keynote speech right there were no speakers the focus last night was the concert and we wanted the tdj kids the public school kids to dance with our diva kids and everyone dancing together and the focus was for everyone at the end of the night at 10 o'clock to get up and dance together and really party together because we are one Jewish family and what we did last night is we had Mordechai superior we pre prearranged what his songs were going to be and we gave out the songs both all the programs so all the programs the public school kids and the Shiva kids all knew which program which sounds we were going to sing and that's why everyone was together and knew they knew what was coming and it was it was great just to see all the yellow shirts from the tjj kids and all the other shirts from all the other yeshiva programs old dance that was the whole point of last night everyone up and dancing together and it was fantastic yeah I said last night that because of all these entities five summer programs that you're adding soon do you run it you're going to be running out of colors Hector to by the way it's not a joke but that's not my problem that's you let somebody else worry about the design guys also one thing we continue to learn is so many of these programs maybe all of them at this point have a waiting list there is a demand for every one of these and it's pretty remarkable that you're enjoying subjects so well yeah one of the things we're really working we're actually working right now where we are full blast as I sent you last night and so I sent an email after the program reserve the date for next year for yeoman csy we're in full blast for summer 2018 our tickets are ordered our dates are fairly unless that log comes to us with some problems but our dates our order our flights are pretty much booked so we're completely in in 2018 mode and we're figuring out ways to expand literally expand expand the walls of Jerusalem to really be able to expand our programs of teachers day buses are going to grow by at least one - anywhere from one to three more buses next year we're adding those four new programs to work we're working with the hood and solar next year so we're very excited to run a program for anybody who's interested in becoming a paramedic or nemt or being you know going into medicine together first and you'll get you'll get a certificate here in Israel that is certified by the American Medical Association to be a first responder a surfing program we're going to have next year and then the programs were added to our girls repertoire program of having a gross program we're going to Europe and Israel so the idea is in case we can't again our program our kollel program they are stuffed beyond belief they're in beta Mia we literally added four new classrooms of complete cloud renewal new cloud or hotel that we built and so we're we're fully working for next summer to see how we can expand to get everybody in our dorms because it's it's critical we're talking about changing the lives of kids and their families learn their family Hatzolah surfing you mentioned the girls Europe and Israel is our fourth that I mean there was a force we have the 4g you have the adult and then we have the our impact program we have a headset program and we're basically started for public school kids where you have a cut-set program for girls like the give Israel and give West and now we're going to do the same thing for public school kids Kennedy social acts a social entrepreneurship social action program here in Israel that basically spends four weeks again going around Israel and performing and expressing here last night we met and helped me I forget his name at the moment the head of the intern program Adam Simon Adam Simon made quite an impression on this audience Vincent I don't know how you find these people men and women he worked for NCS why in Canada San Diego made alia and we actually developed a unique program for you yeah so we we thought of the idea and then he completely that's the beauty of our program is that we our directors have a lot of autonomy and they really they use a lot of this is there you met Liam Oscar which Midwest has become her programs yeah her stamper personal stamp his on that give was had it takes a whole personality full and over full we uh you know we write we have we had to turn down ten kids on that program this summer a group program with forty four girls and so this program these programs also the new programs will take on the identities of their directors Adam Simon has done an incredible job Hadassah Hospital the wzo all the different organizations we're working with in internships this year it's going swimming fantastically well America's one and only Jewish moments in the morning radio program heard on listeners sponsored digital radio around the world in the webinar home single common inoculum single network and of course on the beloved NSN app David Cutler is here director of NCS while summer programs we thought that Rea Franco would join us he's not able to and I mention that because you just mentioned a moment that you have your tickets booked for that summer could you give us and he would have done this of course could you give us just a taste of what it's like having buses go up and down and across this country constantly logistically and of course just you know finding space campuses like for instance the new intern program I said I knew a couple of people who were serving as as his staff members I said where are you where were ya like like what has in every area of Israel certainly in you shall I and be taken at this point you have to be utilized during the summer you must spend part of the year just looking for four locations so we do that like I said my sighting would be really is there not just a tour provider or like a vendor that we use they're our partners and they're always on the hunt for new locations for us we booked our hotels are booked a year and a half in advance nutritional I'm here all the hotels the Jerusalem gate hotel the Viper GaN youth hostel the the Kings hotels they know already when an a no I literally literally booked a hotel eighteen months in advance we're not even for the tjj program because in this coming sobbing sobs Nakhla we're all all thirteen tjj busses are here in original lines over five again so they're spread out yeah five hundred plus the guests plus the people that are in from the reasons for the service we're going to have this Friday night at 8:00 right or I guess people won't necessarily get this on time for that but we're going to have five buses of tjj eating together a meal Friday night mhatre Oh Santa with Rehberg and then two more programs joining in the Jo program in the ambassadors program joining them for a pitch they're gonna be seven programs and attached in the old city on the Friday night in New Rochelle I'm it's going to be it's not normal so we are like I said we're in full mode already for next summer and even the summer after that to really booked our hotels into all we're always coming a borrow Hashem where a conference organization so the o you is working with us to find new locations and to make sure that even a place that might not necessarily be Mehadrin we are working with that location to bring in the proper I'm stuck on the proper products so we can stay at different locations and that's why working for concerts organization is very cool and then of course you know you're able to provide for everybody those who have have different standards for gotcha yeah we're all that's that's why the oh you makes everything up to the modern standards and we're we're always looking for new places to work with and it is that that's a challenge in Jerusalem next summer to have you know sixteen seventeen buses in your cell line for Shabbos not from one economist next year we grant unbelievable you get this unique perspective we've touched on this before but people don't realize that most directors of programs don't have this benefit of watching people of all religious backgrounds working together and and growing together and experiencing all this together and whether it's tjj and you know other programs that may attract you know you Shiva students etc it is really remarkable how this how these summer programs reflect what NCS why he's doing and see us why the United States has somehow and I don't know how they've done this has some have been able to incorporate being a cure of organization while at the same time being a youth group for regular Orthodox kids I don't know how they've done that that's what makes us so unique because we're we are really depending on what community we're in were in every community right so we're putting people in that community that can relate both to the public school kids and to the Shiva population and there's been a debate for many years which populations should we focus on and the answer is yes we really have we don't they decide it can't focus on only one without the other and and the beauty of what we do is that we really tonight four examples of perfect tonight's Thursday night God willing in the mr. Martin and the Colo program it's esy kollel there are three tjj buses of boys coming in for the measurement program tonight to the Col about be blurting altogether they'll be learning together having us and a lot of these voices tjj dope they've never felt almost zero background but they're they're coming tonight and it's a beautiful collaboration the camaraderie and they literally sing them out of the base matters when they're done you know six more days well will one more day till Shabbos I mean it's a that's an amazing thing and to see there'll be a cma tonight god willing at you know level 30 in the basement or sand to see to see them we want to expand our walls to really on that campus because so many tjj buses coming with the cola of the coal is the center friend and to work together on coal timing you know this for them to host the tjj boys and their base matters is incredible David Cutler he directs and his wife summer programs really remarkable work thank you again for your hospitality thank you really it's it's an honor to have you chef novice a lot of NACA's last night sous wives yeoman csy and a lot of options will you be there tonight finally will you be at H tonight I will which part of it well they're like meeting for the Friday night oh absolutely you're freezing I will be there tonight you're gonna be hydrophobia to see them in in coal oh yeah it's an incredible thing it's these this is why I'm here I obviously a free trip to Israel is fantastic but you have to enjoy the fruits of your labor we work all year for this to happen and this this six-week period to see everybody together in the collaboration and the camaraderie and the learning everyone sitting in a beautiful base matters whether you invite me here Beit Shemesh or wherever we are on the country there's nothing like it it's the most fulfilling experience you can imagine koulikov Oh David thank you I'd by the way big thank you to Amy Mozgov who again is proven she knows how to produce radio shows she's awesome and that's by the way the secret people ask me what's we're praising Amy she's not even here I don't have to do work that people ask me because he's working and one thing that I've learned over the last 12 and 1/2 years here in Meo unc sy is you're only as successful as your staff and when we have that we have the most incredible summer program directors and their staffs and the people in the national office national NCS why they work like nothing else there's no such thing as a clock where we're sending emails a one two o'clock in the morning all year round not just the grammar and the people that's what makes it successful the people behind the scenes that people who run the programs whether you're having the debate a meaningful conversation with the kids or you're designing the websites or answering the parents emails we have the most incredible stands who work for us and that's what makes us successful thank you David thank you very clear say thank you so basic David Cutler everybody director NCI summer programs can't get enough of this stuff pretty amazing more coming up it's a jam them Friday Erev Shabbos at JM [Applause] [Music] Oh [Music] love Oh [Music] [Applause] Oh [Music] Oh [Music] they're being Oh [Music] Oh [Music] ah will become Oh [Music] okay and [Music] oh yeah [Music] Oh well we [Applause] [Music] Oh [Music] yeah haha [Music] ha yeah [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] Hey I know they of my when apartheid ah [Music] ha ha ha Oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] I ah [Music] if I know love they are my young I uh ha lovely [Music] Chicago [Music] ah [Music] [Applause] the girl Oh God haha I Hey [Applause] [Music] we go ah Oh [Music] because if I know ha ha ha Oh Leon ha ha ha ah [Music] you got a little let me become negative [Music] ah look in probably [Applause] Neal [Music] Oh God [Music] I uh haha [Music] JME in the ani comes from Shabbos with the word occurs and we are set for by Union again a reminder that our weekly update with Malcolm homeland returns one week from now 7:40 eastern time Friday morning next week here at JM in the and we are at McClellan in Israel on an Arab Shabbos nakamoto Arab Shabbos parshas vyas kannan with candle lighting in new york at 7:47 by the way i want to take this opportunity and wish a Mazel Tov to a mr. mrs. Elliott Kaplan on the Lower East Side and to the Kaplan and Segal families the big wedding Fiona and Avram Eliezer got married last night and when he's in Brooklyn New York and we same I was Alto from all of us here at JM in the am and I also want to remind everybody in Queens that our Barack f ed is coming to the yahoos of Kew Gardens Hills later today at 6:30 tonight before Mincha and the main show will speak on positive developments in the Torah seen in Israel shall should is after Mincha at 7:40 tomorrow he'll speak on Moscow revisited a miracle and our times by rock F at spending Shabbos na Camus at the unusual Kew Gardens Hills information contact the unusual of Kew Gardens Hills this time because every Friday morning every era of Shabbos with great pleasure we present rabbi Benjamin Newton spiritual leader congregation so Mary Torah in Fair Lawn New Jersey to address the entire listening audience concerning the Torah portion of the week good morning rabbi udin [Music] JME in the a.m. on a Friday morning Erev Shabbos thanks very much to her by Union for his words about Erev Shabbos na Camus Erev Shabbos par shows he is Hana in a much calmer atmosphere than the last time we spoke with him or by Moshe benefits the director of NCS why colo is here and he'll be introducing us to some of the kollel participants coming up here at JM the aim rabbi benifits welcome back to Germany oh I knew we had to do something turn on right benefits his microphone it's great to be back I appreciate ya it is a much calmer habit you can say that again your impressions of last night's yeoman csy how we're still on a high it was absolutely another awoken yet the students oh they have eight o'clock chakra this morning were there well full morning seder now that's really one of the great things about it these these types of events whether it's our to limb or the sports they kind of feed off each other they don't drain them and then make it impossible to the learning it's exactly the opposite it gives everybody the strength kind of to you know to move forward the energy level this morning and the base measures with the learning maxed what we saw last night at the concert at yo Mencius watch by the way you notice how nice the girls base registers here that's beautiful very nice very very by the way I should be careful what I say you actually have a beautiful basement as well thank God but I could have said this being the envy of certain achievers in Israel so we got David Cutler's impression of the event that's happening tonight and again just so our listeners are clear even though they've just heard about you didn't address part you know Arab shop is not come but we are discussing all of this Thursday here at JM that good oh sorry about that tonight but again for us is Thursday night give a unique event in the base Meldrick at NCI coil the tjj students and we had a wonderful analysis and discussion about tjj who has two fabulous leaders a few minutes ago and then through cycle we'll be together in the base measures what are your impression and you've seen this before I'm sure what are your impressions of what's going to happen tonight at Ko well we've actually had the opportunity even earlier this summer to do it a couple of times every summer we host as many of the other n csy groups in particularly the incredible group that comes from tjj to our base Madras the way in which they're integrated they provide energy and live they're not just there to receive what we're giving and some type of imbalance oom have never done this ours will be a lot of their first experience matters like this all of their peers though they're walking into a place where they feel so at home so connected and welcomed in fact one of the three boys that you're going to meet with in a minute one of our very proud Cola members of the summer is an alumnus of tjj so you can have an interesting conversation with about that you'll meet him very very quickly but tonight we have three groups three whole groups that are coming to be in the base matters the thursday night mission or program which I know you yourself have witnessed in the past and a variety of capacities and times that's an effect it's amazing what goes on there there's there's food and there's excitement and there's just this unbelievable energy in that base measures on a Thursday night like nothing else so it'll be it'll be over 400 people that are learning there including these three groups from tjj who are treated like the kings that they are they just walk in and they are welcome I will probably sing a little bit with them we'll dance a little bit with them we'll eat a little bit with them and we'll do a whole lot of learning too we're will coal lb for subs we are in for Shabbos not the moon there's nothing like shadows NACA Mulan the NCI coal oh it's a highlight of every summer and we tried it we're always together shop it's not sometimes that's our Shabbos which we spend off-campus but most years and this year included will be in baton a year it will be will be extraordinary the most interesting off-campus Shabbat of the summer what we have in wine we were in the city for Shabbos and was actually on the heels of some of the disruptions that were taking place in the old city of the old city was closed until about noon that Friday a couple of weeks ago which I'm sure your audience remembers well everything that was going on that we were one of the first groups to be back in there we were safe and secure was actually one of the more serene Shabbos and I remember in the old city in a long time because there was a lack of other tourists there diving at the Kotel that Friday night was such a powerful statement and listen it's always an amazing experience is diving at the Kotel but you can imagine that Friday with everything else that was going on around to sing Kabbalah Shabbos and to dance at that Kotel that Friday night was there was like nothing else it was an incredible Shabbos if I ask the teams that you brought along for their impressions of the best moment of Kol Elvis summer will they have an answer for Nashville I hope so it's probably a hard hard for them to choose from earlier I got to come up with something good let's start with someone who's local for our community where is dubbin Mandel stop in Mandel welcome I had a feeling to your Bernice's Greg hood that's great I think big big hello to Rea and bachi those are your parents and Mohra Bernice as I pointed out and Benji I got to be careful right that's your grandma you know got to say hi to him as well so you're in Passaic New Jersey and you decided to come to Cole this summer how's it going so far it's awesome having a great time what are some of the highlights so far anything you could point out that's been really spectacular are really everything about it it's really awesome the the leagues that the Shabazz from there everything is really great the trips so even when you're mad you seem are trying to pull you out of bed to go to Shaffer asur well I don't know in your case maybe you're there before they are I have no idea but there are some boys right there a minute so we need a little bit of encouragement to get to the minion on store there normal teenager so even when that happens or even if you know it's been a late night and you guys are traveling back from somewhere and all these moments or wonderful moments they're all great that's been or fo sho did someone suggest you to go to Cole L had to even discover that this program exists by benefits is does a great job recruiting so when he came to school and I found out about it and I just decided my benefits would not have walked into your school you would probably not be here I'd probably find out about it anyways from the name but that probably uh brought me all the way that's very cool all right Devon Mendel Passaic New Jersey better send regards to your whole family from us and I is this common that you'll be in a school revived benefits and see people see boys will eyes light up when you describe the program there listen we're yeah we got a great product we know that and to be able to walk around the country fly around the country and speak about all our programs is a big big thrill for me you're talking about things that you know are great you know we're going to make a difference and you know that it's going to be a payoff when it comes to the summer and there's no greater feeling than that I have to point that right benefit in the role as managing director has to make sure to give equal time all the programs well you're right that you're ok there eating salad there is yourself and every one of them I got you alright let's move on to to Jonathan may love Jonathan is from Miami I am told and you rob I benefits indicated that he's a tjj alum how do you like that yeah Jonathan welcome to the show Thank You Shannon was tjj last summer the summer before that yeah last on my last summer I was on two digits I could you do me a favor and I don't know how our ticket was you are I hope that your urine to speak about this could you describe your first week in C JJ for me was it completely unfamiliar to you was it stuff that you were we were already familiar with what was the like at the very beginning of the program so first of all to JJ's an undescribable program you can't really put it into words it really limits what the program was but I I wasn't like the majority of the kids on pjj I did grow up with a with a strong Jewish education for the most part and what T JJ did for me I don't know about for other kids is that it really just brought me back I kind of stepped off a little but TJ J for me it brought me back and it really showed me like who my people are like what I am Who I am and what I'm connected to so back to my question about the first few days you got right into it at that point or not I think that it's a process and what the what they're best at like what you just asked about by Benefitfocus out of bed for shellfish it's not like that you know T JJ what I said and what exercise get out in general is it they don't like to push you because they know if they push you that you might be turned off from it and so they're very good at just letting you find your way so I wouldn't say it was like in the first few days I was just thirty in but it's a process it's really a process that's what's beautiful about NTS why in general that it's not just a summer program it's not just a few days it's like all year round and they're really there for you to grow in general you're going to make the Miami contingents of lay leaders who are here very happy with your statements about Miami and as his wife Ann they're they're AC they're very proud about what's going on down in Florida but Ed's us why and I'm sure I benefit to some great fruits of their products and labor down there jonathan melo from miami TJ j alum so at the end of the summer last year was it already in your head that you're going to go to kollel this summer um it wasn't in my head that I was coming to Cole that's for sure but what we already knew that summer I already knew what I was going to what I wanted to do by the end of the summer but Cola got in because I love them too so I and I was looking for the programs and it was just most appealing to me so I didn't really like have my mind on : to like about November but you knew you'd be in some answers y program right yeah for the most part yeah I did well very cool you do any recruiting for t JJ has anybody asked you a time victory but yeah miss any Floridian sort t JJ they probably have to credit you uh no time Sam very nice all pleasure to meet you and continue your amazing journey it sounds like it's doing really nicely thank you I appreciate it Avery Amster is with us Avery's from Chicago Illinois a North Sider I assume yeah so your big Cubs fan they congratulations sir hanky we feel the knees always point that out right benefits you've met others I'm sure from the Windy City it's a great ride in their team am i right so they're doing well thank God I know you hope you're doing well as well in barn finishing what did you first find out about the NC o eiko well um a lot of recruiting is on in the school my school pushes it a lot which was your school Skokie Sheva nice or they push advice clear approach against this one yeah a lot of people from NTS Y in Chicago come to school two or three times throughout the year and they push the program so that kind of put it in my head and then my parents wanted me to go I wanted to go a lot of my friends were doing it all just everything kind of clicked and I decided anything was right program for me very nice are there a lot of Illinois boys in NC cycle yeah they're six and lots of Keene very nice good contingent yeah to say the least all right I asked if anybody would be prepared to share a little bit of Toro with us because as our I benefits always points out you know the basketball is great at as this why Coyle and become sisters are fantastic and the music and the food and everything is wonderful but there's also a little bit of tour a big studied about every one every once in a while and I asked her I benefits last night I'd like your impression do you get a kick out of the fact that so many prominent rushes Shiva come and enjoy your company yeah it's a it's an amazing thing to see you know you see all the a lot of amazing or bunim who come and the amount of tours they know is I mean it's not you don't you can't even like think about the amount of Torah that you know we're just watching them it's just like a whole different world they're good at it yeah all right Avery Amster is going to share something with us go right ahead Avery since these parishes pressures on on there's a lot of things to talk about on this project I started ebro's you're a McLeod something one of the most famous parts that I think everyone can connect to is you say Shima the first part the first paragraph Mishima is is in this week's power show so we say we say paragraph three times a day so there's there's three parts of Chinon the first part is in muna we say we say SH my MLK notion about HUD that we believe there there's one guy we believe and we you know we and so exciting when we say that it's not only we say but oh there's God I believe in but I think we say that he exists and that he exists and that he and he cares about us individually as people and and he's there and he'd do whatever we need and whatever you know what he knows was good for us the second party that we serve I am now we know that we host all of our shaman and which is served with everything that we have and I think you're serving Hashem is a big part in the in the first prayer in the first paragraph Ishmael and the third thing is there's two mitzvahs here it was a mezuzah and tefillin so there's similar ideas but on two totally different levels mezuzah is to uh is to to create a kedusha in a home into a house so there's a lot of it in a show you don't you don't put news azam i nowadays we do like a soldier used for other things now but there's also you don't put a missile initial so we say why cause it's already kedusha there so the reason we put them is those in a house the show us to remind us of where we're from and that everywhere we go there is kedusha and there's a Shem I think it all goes back to the first part of my Munna and the second thing is it's a philan so we say what Thing Thing Thing Mozilla does for our house to fill in does for our bodies we say we sharp them who starts in low is that still mirandos because there because there's a sign between us and god the only other two myths folks that are called anos our Shabbos and bismillah so the missiles tefillin are is a daily reminder of everyone's personal connection to a Shem and the responsibility that that comes their relationship so is the whole thing the entire paragraph wish mine is about the is about your personal personal connection to Hashem is that I have faith and God he and he cares about me station my Easter all and I've responsibility to serve God whatever I have and we say we say with your heart and soul possessions and then we say you would Jasraj kedusha in my house and I have a job to keep my own connection with Hashem so I think with this entire fragrance mom's telling us remind us where we're from and that even though it might not you know sometimes you get into a hard situation it might not you might like you know look to a sham and say and say like what's happening why is happening that everything is going to turn out the best and then he's always there hey Bri I was phenomenal right benefits you agree with me weekly spot I think you have a good one today Torah from from school Avery after the pride of Chicago Illinois covered through the beautiful part I loved it that's great congratulations Hank and thank you for sharing it with us that's great now you know why I blame her of a benefit for all the young people ferment is why Colo end up going back son of met Israel because they picked up all of this after 10th grade and all of a sudden they fall in love with Torah that's the Gulf that's what we're trying to do for sure that's the go back so now I know now I know what those students are spending extra years of Israel or whatever they are whatever they're doing they could be in love with Torah and running towards it being excited as these guys are and excited as our whole group amen you know I'm just but you have a lot to be thankful for and you've a lot to be proud of I want to thank dubbin and Jonathan and Avery thank you very much was worth the trip to make me here for these guys huh Shirley's what an impression you've made thank you very very much benefits continue your amazing works you're incredible thank you so much big admirers to say the least more coming up Friday morning broadcast here at JM in the a.m. as we continue I thank all of you for tuning in here's a little something from Ari Gold leg [Music] we even hola [Music] haha my lasagna [Music] chief I've got a lair fire monkey Corey going on are you me I know all our young Oh hahaha Oh [Music] probing erupts hello Leticia you go on my show [Music] the official I only quarry [Music] [Applause] haha oh yeah Oh [Music] me [Music] [Applause] little Shane I am Jamin a.m. Friday morning broadcast that is Ari Gold wag and now we get an opportunity just like we had an opportunity to speak with some of the young men from McCollough we now have an opportunity to speak again to mrs. Yujin and some of the young ladies from Miss Lillette who are hosting us here today they will be our final guests for this morning's JM in the am first of all this is udin you could use this there you go mrs. udin that's for you welcome back to the show thank you so much thank you very very much thank you for hosting us here today we've had we've had an amazing time frankly recommending to everybody that they should visit Beit Shemesh at some point yep see this remarkable facility thank God good air conditioning alright so we have three students who are here this year may I may I introduce them so our great where's y'all Shaymin hi y'all how are you from Woodmere New York how'd you find out about miss Lilly I had siblings to her part of MC SLI summer for many years my brothers worked and went on call as campers and my staff sister-in-law has been on the hall for the past eight years that's pretty cool what's been the highlight so far this summer I would say I mean there's a lot but probably the club auras and the bridal shower that we made for the huset wedding how does that work so basically the sana Beck girls all go out and we buy presents to give to the kala and it's really cool you went to AG MA and they have all these things like anything you could think of and then we come back we wrap them and then us in tjj ambassadors put together a bridal shower and then we give for all the gifts and it's incredible because you see like how like these little things that we probably take for granted are so special to her and she was like in awe to see all the things that we got her so we have Torah and trips misses you didn't but we also have cousin has a component making the wedding for this poor couple the coming Tuesday and that's going to be a McClellan activity in our in our dining room in our wall all the girls look really hard in it flipping the tables waitressing well we're going to be able to see any of those photos online if ya want absolutely McCullough said on stage by that orange all right that's something we should all look forward to thank you Yael say hello to everybody in Woodmere where's the Hobbit Davidowitz of Teaneck New Jersey how are you is there a Jewish community and Tina there's a huge that's what I've been told how did you find out about this low it or does everybody feed I just heard like so many positive things honest I like the student came to my school to speak about it and I have a lot of older friends I'm the oldest so I don't have any older siblings but you can bet my siblings are going to be home as well after I come back I could only imagine is there a highlighter - you could share with us from this summer um so if I to choose I'd probably choose the Ox toad which is like a home for not a home like an organization that helps kids with special needs and it was just such incredible I said just to see like this simple on their faces at the end we had this like insane dance party like just so much Tim Cohn everybody's faces like Singlish on how Bob you shall I am like such office like I've never felt such office in my life before oh yes that's pretty amazing yeah and the daily activities here in a very formal approach I don't have like a I don't have a second to say it like I'm always so busy here in the best way look from club Ruis activities like all sorts of speaking there's jump ropes there swimming there's like everything you could what goes on at night here in before an ice jam packed so we have a night speaker which is like always incredible like I always look forward to that it was something that I was nervous about like I was like a speaker right like your false a joy to speak no no sorry I don't want it to end and then there's always night activity which is like some Saint activity which is like plan by like the staff here very cool very nice the hobbit Davidowitz thank you and we're going to meet at our assignment of Chicago Illinois yet another Illinois representative here today I have things out there in Chicago great and how did you find out about methylone um well everyone really knows about it I had an older sister that went but also like a lot of girls for my school when everyone loves they talk about it all day like in school all the Michalek girls are known to like talk about all the time and everyone tried to track demons like the whole school everyone how amazing it is and then we were like I mean all my friends like we have to go we can't just like hear about this all year we got to see if it's real right and you came here and you found that that it's real exactly some using what are some of the highlights of the 2017 summer for you I really loved everything that we did I would say one of my favorites was we made a carnival for the kids of zero which was like these kids come in and like they seem like they're happy little kids so you can see that they come from a place that's like dangerous and they're not they have like run for - bomb shelters and all that but they come and like you just see like everyone everyone like dancing with them I'm making these kids so happy and you just feel so good by yourself after because you're like these kids are coming from like not such a safe place and like their homes are probably we don't know what their own but they're having such an amazing time like everyone's answering them together and having fun well with all these kids and it's just like the best feelings like make them happy carnivals bridal showers weddings essentially mrs. Newton is raising party planners here Ella that's what it sounds like to Venus is you did all the name of said write all the names I've been a lot of like hardcore dancing and Ruach here so we're able to a little retirement event to Shabbos is incredible to affected that we do there's a lot of real real excitement for revolta Baraka sure continued success thank you for your hospitality and to Yale and are Terra and Ahava thank you very much for joining us yeah great students great teams we met today to say the least more coming up as we start to wrap up a Friday morning Erev Shabbos @j m in the a.m. [Music] I'm going down shining through the tree another week I [Music] come every [Music] Oh fine make it move wait never do oh I stay good job cuz all your work is done gonna spend the day together with only one they special blessings on the cop that builds with wine and any creator it's a very special their candles will be burning they'll fill your home reply ringing dong Chavez well in the pro way there's nothing let's do gone home Oh [Music] and all your work is done and today get it with the only one hey fish let me all that filled with wine [Music] time with your family you study and you pray wait tool and shove it all the temples other way no way you're Emma there's nothing but Oh God I'm ringing Oh [Applause] Oh bang the Charmin qatal your work is done gonna spend the day together with the wannabe one national my name on there why [Music] very very very very very bad I came to be sellin asking behind my brothers and sisters in Israel we are with you it's your favorite America's one and only Jewish moments in the morning radio program pritam listeners sponsored digital radio around the world the webinar physical calm and obviously well that we're going to for sunny beloved NSN app and that wraps up a great broadcast for us two wonderful days of the NCS wise summer programs Monday we're back to Bob's special starts at six day and make sure to join us what does to Bob's special mean it means great music from 6:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. Eastern time tomorrow night of course of rummy with Saturday night Siegel and Matt this Sunday with JME Sunday beginning at 7 a.m. Eastern Time don't forget that our full Friday schedule now includes mark zomick's of Shaba show beginning at 10:00 a.m. right after Naomi Nachman and table for two which starts next and of course Kenan presents our Chavez music mix all the way until candle-lighting time big thank you to David Cutler and everybody in NCI summer and everybody here at McClellan much appreciated a big shout out to Amy Moskoff Amy Moskoff a brilliant producer of two great shows for us here at JM in the am big THANK YOU to yoni and Tov rummy in 2zk and of course to Miriam L Wallach until tomorrow night til tomorrow until Monday to Nasim single reminding you remember the past live the present and trust the future [Music]