At its monthly breakfast, which is open to the community, the Brotherhood of Temple Beth Am in Framingham presents a speaker on a timely topic. Recent speakers have included local book authors, wine experts, political candidates, and elected officials.
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Lew Finfer, community organizer and founder of the Massachusetts Communities Action Network, discusses the Jewish exodus from Dorchester and Mattapan between 1968 and 1972. Audience members' memories and questions are presented throughout this video.
Dr. Charles Steinberg, President of the Worcester Red Sox (WooSox), Triple-A Minor League affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, speaks about and shows photos of the Polar Park, new home of the WooSox.
Dr. Jonathan Gruber is the Ford Professor of Economics at MIT, where he has taught since 1992. Dr. Gruber speaks about how public spending on science has contributed to America's success and why it is important that we continue this practice.
Were you ever curious about why some wines are far more valuable than others? Marie Keep is the Director of Fine Wines at auctioneer Skinner, Inc. She shares her extensive knowledge about wines.
In this Veterans Day program, Rav Sam Blumberg, spiritual leader of Temple Beth Am, discusses Military Service in Judaism: Requirement and Exemption.
Attorney and author R. Marc Kantrowitz speaks about his new book, "Old Whiskey and Young Women: American True Crime Tales of Murder, Sex and Scandal."
