Jewish radio in New York
Mike Greenberg spent 32 years teaching in New York City public schools and learned radio at WRNP, WHPC and WRHU on Long Island — so The Kol Yehudim Show sounds like New York even though it airs from New Jersey. Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Five Towns, Westchester and Monsey can all hear it free, 24/7, at myjewishradio.com, on Alexa, or in any podcast app.
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The show's Chassidic, cantorial and Yiddish sets speak the language of Boro Park, Flatbush and Williamsburg; the Israeli hour speaks to Forest Hills and Great Neck; and the whole thing is on the site with every song and artist listed.
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Is there a Jewish radio station in New York?
Yes — online. My Jewish Radio streams Jewish music free, 24/7, to all of New York at myjewishradio.com, on Alexa ("Alexa, open My Jewish Radio") and as a podcast; The Kol Yehudim Show is produced in Highland Park, New Jersey.
How do I listen in Brooklyn?
Press play at myjewishradio.com on any phone or computer, say "Alexa, open My Jewish Radio," add the stream to any radio app, or subscribe to the podcast feed — no signal needed.
What kind of Jewish music does the show play?
Every tradition on one broadcast: Israeli, Jewish contemporary American, Chassidic, Chazzanut (cantorial), Yiddish, Sephardi and Ladino, liturgical, folk and wedding music — jewish music from the classics to the cutting edge.
Can I request a song or send a mazel tov?
Yes — song requests and free mazel-tov shoutouts can be sent from the player at myjewishradio.com, and businesses in the area can sponsor the show.
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Brooklyn Manhattan Queens the Five Towns Long Island Westchester Monsey Rockland
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