Kol Yehudim Show — September 6, 2026 (24 Elul 5786)

7:18 Bo Kirtov, I'm Gittin Morgan, Buena da Mañana, good morning. I'm Mike Greenberg, the Maven of Morning Mishagas and this is Kohl Yehudim bringing you Jewish music from the classics to the cutting edge. We're on the radio every Sunday morning from 6 to 10 a.m. on 1640 WJPR.com Miami Fort Lauderdale and 91.3 WBNY Buffalo. You can also listen live on the official Kole-Yodim show website to surf over to myjewishradio.com or if you prefer an app fire up the Radio FX app which is available via free download from your favorite app store and search for WBNY. We opened the program this morning with the traditional Elul show for blowing followed by Eliana light from her new light album and to Kia Schlagrock with a parody of Maria from West Side Story also called to Kia followed by another parody Doug Kotler and his parody of Jean Autry's back in the saddle again called back in the temple again today though is our annual Rosh Hashanah hagi broadcast. Four hours of your favorite music to put you in the Rosh Hashanah spirit while

8:28 cooking and preparing for the Yom Imno Ra'im. Have you had a chance to check out our new website MyJewishRadio.com? It has plenty of really amazing features including audio archives, artist information, show schedules, about Koli Hoodeem, and of course about yours, truly my Greenberg, the Maven of Morning Michigás and an FAQ section. This will be one place safe for now from Greenberg puns. If you are new to the program, I welcome you to our Kohl-Jehudin Mishpacha and I do want to share that we include some fun features to give our show that special time. At 7 a.m. the morning officially gets going with the tunts around the breakfast table. I've got the music covered, your job is to get out of that chair and start dancing. Just do yourself a favor, check your surroundings first. Make sure the kids are out of the way, the pets are safely relocated, the coffee is securely parked, and nobody is standing too close to the breakfast table. Because nothing says good morning, quite like an enthusiastic dance move, a misplaced elbow, and your spouse asking why the kitchen suddenly sounds like a demolition

9:41 site. So crank it up, shake off the sleep, and let's turn breakfast time into a dance party. Just try, try not to become the next viral video before your first cup of coffee. At 7.30 it's the Kovlyovidin mini-concert, this week featuring the soul-stirring songs related to the Amim no Raim by Ishae Rebo. At 8 o'clock we head to Manginot Yisra'el, a musical journey from the Halu team to the modern day. All songs were related to Rosh Hashanah. At 8.30 it's surely he tea on Greek be ever eat a well-known English language hit performed in Hebrew for today We're gonna share a number 31 USA billboard hit That actually became more well-known in Hebrew at 9 o'clock. It's a missile cause on us celebrating cantorial music from the Golden Age all the way to today's golden voices and We'll continue our focus on that feel out of the aminora in 9.30 brings us to Adonis Lum Cholion, featuring a unique rendition of Adonis Lum. Maybe it's one you already know. Maybe you'll be discovering for the very first time, but I guarantee you it's one you're gonna be singing around the house

10:53 later. So grab that first cup of coffee, or your second, or your third. You know, the I got up to start cooking ahead of time for Rocha Shana and I can't find the you fill in the blank. So settle in, relax, keep your sanity, spend your morning with us. Here's Rabbi Josh Roscharski of Congregation of Guds Achaemen, Bexley, Ohio with Hayom Harat Olam. Today is the birthday of the world.

29:22 Shoshana, a new beginning, Yaakov Shweki with Kobe Peretz and the Afilu Beha Stara. Vietnulikha from the native 30 singers, Ajan Sejueve with Shana Tava and Rabbi Josh Rosharski with Hayom Harat Olam. You're listening to Kolt Yehudim with Jersey

49:33 Prior to that, 613 with Shanat Ova, a good year. The ain't Proth fountain heads with dip your apple and the Toronto Pirche Boys choir with Akhat Sha'alti. On my Greenberg, you're listening to Kohl Yehudin. Coming up in about 10 minutes from now, we have got the tints around the breakfast table so a perfect time to get your dancing slivers ready.

1:00:28 Get your dancing slippers on, it's time for the tants around the breakfast table. A few Jewish music dance songs designed to put the beat in your feet and the pep in your step on the Kou Yehudim show.

1:13:42 So three separate places. So if you miss the show, you can't get up in time, you wanna hear it, you wanna hear it all through the week for Rosh Hashanah, not a problem just go to myjewishradio.com to continue with the music here's Pisaki Asseptimus with the Chabad of Inomalcano

1:29:08 Bresla barband from their album Holy Hutzpah and Vieda Kolpao, fish with Avino Malkenu, Uncle Moishi with the Rocha Shana Medli, and Psache Septimus with Avino Malkenu. We're gonna take a short break and then come back with this week's Kov Yohudim mini concert featuring Isha Iripo. Don't go anywhere. If you or a loved one are blind, have low vision or have a print disability that makes reading standard print difficult, JBI Library is here to connect you to Jewish life, learning, and culture. We offer thousands of Jewish interest, large print, audio, and braille materials all free of charge.

1:48:18 On my Greenberg, the Maven of Morning Mishigas, coming up in a little over 10 minutes from now, we have got Mangino Israel, 30 minutes of Israeli music from the days of the Khalid team to the modern day with Erosha Shana Twist. Right now, though, here's Pharaoh's daughter with Zikaron on Koliodyne.

2:32:49 And if you want to listen any time during the week all you need to do Very simply, just go to myjewishradio.com, check us out, listen in any time. We've got our archive section up and running along with some other features that you might want to check out. We're going to take a short break and then come back with a song that hit Billboard, the United States Billboard charts, I believe 1971, I could be wrong. I'll investigate that a little bit more. number 31 on the Billboard charts. And then it was also a very, very big song in Hebrew. Probably the English version is kind of forgotten, whereas the Hebrew just about everybody knows. And we're going to do two versions of the Hebrew. First, the one you're familiar with, and then one that came out during the COVID year from Shiree Maimon. If you or a loved one are blind, have low vision, or have a print disability that makes reading standard print difficult, JBI Library is here to connect you to Jewish life, learning,

2:59:40 you can also search for WBNY and find us there. Well, there is an even better way than all those stations because this way that I'm going to tell you, you can listen all throughout the week right up until Rosh Hashanah while you're doing, running around doing all your preparations, finding the Moxerim, getting your Kittles ready, all that other fun stuff. Well you can listen to myjewishradio.com, you can listen to our archive broadcasts. How about that? You can also make requests, give shout outs, anything you like, all through that one portal, all through that one website, myjewishradio.com. Well it is 9 a.m. and that means it is time for a besochal zangs and we're gonna start with