Dave’s Gone By Skit: Rabbi Sol Solomon’s Rabbinical Reflection #164 (12/31/2020): 2020 FAREWELL

Rabbi Sol Solomon’s Rabbinical Reflection #164 (12/31/20): 2020 FAREWELL

(Rabbi Sol Solomon’s 164th Rabbinical Reflection airs Thursday, Dec. 31, 2020 as part of the Dave’s Gone By annual New Year’s Eve special). youtube link: https://youtu.be/1J8f9dTce1o.

Shalom, Dammit! This is Rabbi Sol Solomon with a Rabbinical Reflection for New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2020.

Well, it’s been a year, hasn’t it? I mean, we’ve had some doozies: 1929, 1941, late 2001, a very bad dental appointment I had in 2017. It’s the nature of living that we have to enjoy the good times, because the shitty, rotten, what-the-hell-is-wrong-with-God? times come up right behind them.

The year started well. The stock market was booming, so a couple-hundred really rich people got really richer. And that trickled down to the rest of us because unemployment sank to three percent. Which made it a terrible year for lazy people because now there was no excuse for not getting a job. Everyone was hiring! They weren’t paying a living wage or decent health benefits or treating you like a human being, but you could get a job if you wanted one.

Also, we felt kinda safe. Kim Jong-Un seemed to like Donald Trump and the feeling was mutual. We killed an Iranian General by drone, and Iran went, “eh, we’ve got others.” Meanwhile, American diplomacy was creating peace in the Middle East! Well, not the whole Middle East—never the whole Middle East—but Israel is now doing trade and tourism with Sudan, Bahrain, and United Arab Emirates. It’s an Abu Dhabi honeymoon!

Granted, at home it was politics as usual. 117 BIPOC Democrats were running for President, which got whittled down to . . . an old white guy. Maybe a too-old white guy, but Joe Biden picked a black woman running mate. And thank God for that because anyone whiter than him and Mike Pence would hurt people’s retinas. And through it all, the left continued to despise Donald Trump, the right despised Bill—uh, Hillary—uh, Obama—uh, anyone who doesn’t like country music. President Trump was impeached—remember that? Remember why? Because he allegedly solicited foreign help in the 2020 elections. The Republicans called that crazy and blocked an indictment. Months later, it’s Trump who’s bitching the elections are rigged, and it’s the Democrats calling him crazy. If you ever thought the world was nothing more than a snowglobe that HaShem shakes up and down to amuse Himself, 2020 was your year.

Harry and Meghan exited Buckingham Palace, England brexited from the European Union, and Yuri Tolochko sexited from his blow-up doll. Look it up. 

And, of course, the world blew up in the middle of March. One day, a few passengers got sick on a cruise; a month later, the globe is closing restaurants, theaters, nightclubs, massage parlors—or so I’ve been told—and ordering everyone stay home, wear a mask, and don’t get within six feet of another human being. Go figure, the Unabomber becomes a role model. And worse, thousands of people die. New York’s Governor Cuomo herds all the old geezers into nursing homes, where they do not get herd immunity. And Central Park turns into a M*A*S*H unit because the hospitals are full of victims on ventilators suffering from a malady the President once called a hoax.

Where did Coronavirus come from? You tell me. Did Wuhan mishandle it? Did someone undercook the bat they were making for dinner? Did swine flu go through conversion therapy? The only good news is that a disease no one heard of in March already has two vaccines to prevent it in December. Now if if you can just keep from coming down with corona when you’re on the long lines to receive the shot, we’d be getting somewhere.

So we’re nearing 350,000 dead, 19 million diagnosed, and everyone avoiding each other like the plague—because of a plague. Everyone, that is, except, I’m ashamed to say, Orthodox Jews, who think goyishe rules don’t apply to them. Ten thousand of them show up at a wedding in Williamsburg where they sing, dance, eat, drool, and pull the garter off the Rabbi’s leg. Maybe my Jewish brethren think if they stay among their own kind, they don’t affect anyone else. Except the mailman, the doctor, the grocer, the funeral director. They say they’re being unfairly targeted for just trying to keep their businesses open—especially since the media simultaneously glorified Black Lives Matters protests—which weren’t exactly masked, socially distanced, or peaceful.

To be fair, schvartzes had a lot to feel violent about. They didn’t come through 400 years of slavery and oppression to ignore a policemen crushing a suspect’s neck. Or a bunch of other hinkie deaths of unarmed perps who just happened to be the wrong color. And even more deadly than rogue policemen? Murder hornets! Have you heard about these things? Along with Covid, the Asians have given us flying, stinging insects that are killing off the flying, stinging honeybees that keep our ecosystem going.

And since we’re talking biblical catastrophes: Locusts devoured all the food in East Africa, wildfires burned up half of California, and Cats became a major motion picture. This was the year Hamilton came to Disney, Tiger King came to Netflix, and Harvey Weinstein came just enough times to put him in prison. Aunt Becky from Full House also went to prison, although for some reason, the writers of that show didn’t.

2020 was the year we lost Sean Connery, Kirk Douglas, Diana Rigg, Olivia de Havilland, Eddie Van Halen, John Prine, Tom Seaver, Whitey Ford, Terrence McNally, Toots Hibbert, Terry Jones, Buck Henry, Carl Reiner, RBG, Squiggy, Regis Philbin, and “Jeopardy’s” Alex Trebek. No question: they will be missed. 

To paraphrase Charles Dickens: It was the worst of times, it was the worst of times. But hey, we still got through a presidential election and the less-awful candidate won. SpaceX put humans into orbit—not the humans we’d want to send into orbit, but it’s the science that counts. And speaking of science, because we’ve all been staying indoors, animal species that were becoming extinct are coming out to play again, and best of all: researchers in Australia discovered that giving doxycycline to koala bears cures their chlamydia! Who knows? Maybe by this time next year, they’ll zap the gonorrhea out of those poor giraffes. 

I hope we’re here next year. Well, I hope I’m here next year. But if we can get through the pandemic, and the global warming, and the political divide, and the racial unrest, and the coming apocalypse, we just might have a passable 2021. Hey, I’m Jewish. That’s as optimistic as I get. But even if it’s an even worse year, you can still try to be the best you. In times like these, even HaShem couldn’t ask for more.

This has been a Rabbinical Reflection from Rabbi Sol Solomon, Temple Sons of Bitches. Shana Tovah, ovah and ovah.

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Dave’s Gone By #764 (9/19/2020): ROSH HOUR

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Here is the 764th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired live on Facebook Saturday morning, Sept. 19, 2020. Info: davesgoneby.com.

Host: Dave Lefkowitz

Guest: journalist Robert E. Calem, Rabbi Sol Solomon, Dave’s wife Joyce

Featuring: Dave chats with journalist Robert Calem; Rabbi Sol Solomon reads the papers; Greeley Crimes & Old Times; Today/Yesterday (Sept. 19 quiz); Colorado Limerick of the Damned (Cahone); Dave’s Big Dictionary (dynamo).

00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN w/ Joyce (RBG, school zoom, public access)
00:47:00 GREELEY CRIMES & OLD TIMES
00:58:00 GUEST: Robert Calem
01:48:00 TODAY/YESTERDAY (Sept. 19 w/ Robert Calem)
02:32:00 DAVE SAYS BYE (Toots Hibbert, Al Kasha)
02:46:30 RABBI SOL READS THE PAPERS
03:15:30 DAVE’S BIG DICTIONARY (dynamo)
03:30:30 Friends of the Daverhood
03:37:30 COLORADO LIMERICK OF THE DAMNED (Cahone)
03:40:00 DAVE GOES OUT

Robert Calem
Toots Hibbert
Al Kasha
Cahone, CO
Rabbi Sol Solomon
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Dave’s Gone By #636 (1/13/2018): AGENT OF SHIELDS

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Here is the 636th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired live on Facebook, Jan. 13, 2008. Info: davesgoneby.com.

Host: Dave Lefkowitz
Guests: actor Andre De Shields, Dave’s wife Joyce

Featuring: Rabbi Sol Solomon chats with veteran actor Andre De Shields. Plus: Dave’s new song, “The Shithole World (In his Hands),” Inside Broadway, Greeley Crimes & Old Times, Dave’s Big Dictionary, Saturday Segues (Captain Beefheart, In the News).

00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN w/ Joyce (laptop updating, pimples, dead phone)
00:36:00 GREELEY CRIMES & OLD TIMES
00:53:00 Sponsors
00:55:30 SATURDAY SEGUE – Captain Beefheart
01:19:00 INSIDE BROADWAY
01:42:30 GUEST: Rabbi Sol Solomon interviews Andre De Shields
02:32:00 Friends
02:45:00 RABBI SOL SOLOMON’S RABBINICAL REFLECTION #153 – Jokes for the New Year
02:59:00 DAVE’S BIG DICTIONARY (defile)
03:16:00 SATURDAY SEGUE – In the News
03:53:00 DAVE GOES OUT

Jan. 13, 2018 Playlist: “Owed T’Alex” (01:00:00), “My Human Gets Me Blues” {live} (01:03:00), “Harp Boogie II” (01:06:00) & “Big Eyed Beans from Venus” (01:07:00; Captain Beefheart). “Before the Parade Passes By” (Hello, Dolly! 2017 Broadway cast w/ Bette Midler). “Fat and Greasy” (01:40:00; Ain’t Misbehavin’ 1978 Broadway cast w/ Andre De Shields). “So You Wanted to See the Wizard” (02:20:30) & “Y’all Got It” (03:59:30; The Wiz 1975 Broadway cast w/ Andre De Shields). “The Shithole World (In his Hands)” (02:56:30; Dave). “Oprah-Bama” (03:16:30; Capitol Steps). “Mountain of Mud” (03:16:30; Alejandro Escovedo). “Physical Fitness” (03:22:30; All American 1962 Broadway cast). “Katie Went to Haiti” (03:26:30; Mary Martin). “Nice to Be Here” (03:29:30; The Moody Blues).




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Dave’s Gone By #621 (9/16/2017): ROSH HASH

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Here is the 621st episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired live on UNC Radio, Sept. 16, 2017. Info: davesgoneby.com.

Host: Dave Lefkowitz
Guest: Dave’s wife Joyce

Featuring: Greeley Crimes & Old Times, Inside Broadway, Saturday Segues (Cohen n’ Cave, In the News), Bob Dylan – Sooner & Later (mercy me)

00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN w/ Joyce (crone, movie night, Potato Day!, Tyto Alba)
00:40:00 Sponsors
00:48:00 GREELEY CRIMES & OLD TIMES
01:30:30 SATURDAY SEGUE – Cohen n’ Cave
02:02:30 INSIDE BROADWAY
02:27:30 BOB DYLAN – Sooner & Later (mercy me)
02:49:30 Friends
03:00:00 SATURDAY SEGUE – In the News
03:42:00 Weather
03:44:00 DAVE GOES OUT

Sept. 16, 2017 Playlist: “Hummingbird” (00:36:00; Tyto Alba). “I’m Too Sexy (For My Prostate)” (00:42:30; Rabbi Sol Solomon). “Skeleton Tree” (01:36:00) & “Let Love In” (01:44:00; Nick Cave). Traveling Light” (01:40:00) & “Joan of Arc” (01:48:30; Leonard Cohen). “To Be With You” (02:24:00; Love’s Labour’s Lost 2014 off-Broadway cast). “Everything is Broken” (02:30:30) & “Where Teardrops Fall” (02:45:30; Bob Dylan). “Most of the Time” (02:36:30; Sophie Zelmani). “Texas Blues” (03:02:00; Bill Morrissey). “St. Louis Blues” (03:05:00; Bessie Smith). “London Town” (03:08:00; Donovan). “Irma” (03:12:00; Magnetic Fields). “Ten Little Indians” (03:14:30; Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson 2010 off-Broadway cast). “The Deal” (03:17:00; Amy Rigby). “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain” (03:21:00; Harry Dean Stanton). “Autumn Fair” (03:49:30; Laura McGhee).

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Dave’s Gone By Skit: RABBI SOL SOLOMON’S RABBINICAL REFLECTION #086 (12/29/2013): New Year 2014

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Shalom Dammit! This is Rabbi Sol Solomon with a Rabbinical Reflection for the week of December 29th, 2013.

Boy, this year really bit the big one, didn’t it? You had the bombing at the Boston Marathon, flooding in Colorado, civil war in Egypt and Syria, the spying nonsense with Edward Snowdon… And let’s not forget the whole government shutting down because Republicans are Machiavellian and miserable, and Democrats are stubborn and stupid.

2013 wasn’t a terrible year. It wasn’t 1941 or 2001 or the year I had my gallstones out. 

Still, everyone I know had a lousy time of it. Deaths in the family, illnesses, accidents, bad luck and bad news. The good part is: it’s over, and we’re still here. No matter how crappy and ignominious your year was, you still came out better than Peter O’Toole, Lou Reed and Nelson Mandela.

And, of course, there’s always the hope that next year will be better. At Passover, we all say, “Next year in Jerusalem!” Or, more realistically, Boca Raton. “L’Shana Haba’ah B’Yerushalayim” doesn’t just mean we’d rather be in the Holy Land than Weehawken, New Jersey. It means we hope that a year from now, we’ll find ourselves in a better place where we’ll be happier. Yes, that’s as likely as the Jets winning another Super Bowl, but we hope anyway.

For the Jewish New Year, we dip an apple in honey to represent sweeter times ahead, and we blow the ram’s horn because in ancient times, they didn’t have saxophones. All these things are meant to signal a new beginning, a clearing out of the dust and schmutz of the previous year, and starting the next annum with fresh breath and a snazzy hat. Or snazzy breath and a fresh hat; your choice.

For this Western New Year, crazy people will stand for hours in Times Square to usher in 2014. This, I don’t understand. If I want to see a ball drop, I’ll look in the mirror when I take off my underpants. But there’s something to be said for a communal, brotherhoody way to exit one train and hop another. And if standing around, drinking Coors Light from a sack, huddling for warmth and peeing into your Depends works for some folks, who am I to say no?

Me? I’ll be home with my dear wife, Miriam Libby, our 21 ½ beautiful children, my TV fixed on the “Honeymooners” channel, and my wine glass full of schnapps and Metamucil. I look forward to greeting you all next year, same time, same place, different grievances. L’Shana Haba’ah B’Radio, B’Youtube, B’Twitter and B’Wildered.

This has been a Rabbinical Reflection from Rabbi Sol Solomon, Temple Sons of Bitches in Great Neck, New York.

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Dave’s Gone By Skit: RABBI SOL SOLOMON’S RABBINICAL REFLECTION #051 (12/30/2012): 2012 Farewell

RABBI SOL SOLOMON’S RABBINICAL REFLECTION #51 (12/30/2012): 2012 Farewell

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Shalom Dammit!  This is Rabbi Sol Solomon with a Rabbinical Reflection for the week of December 30th, 2012.

Well, you certainly can’t say it was an uneventful year.  It started with a bang, and went out with a bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, unfortunately.  In between, we had our ups and downs, our tears for fears, our cheers for queers, and our jeers for emirs, but at least we’re here at the end of the year.

2012 was all politics, politics, politics.  From January on, all you heard was, “Who will be the Republican frontrunner?”  “How long will this week’s Republican frontrunner stay on top?” and, “How do you try to elect a new Republican president when the last Republican President was the worst thing to hit America since Eddie Murphy’s movie career?”

So the G.O.P. finally picked Mitt Romney, a man of the people – if your people happen to make 30 gazillion dollars.  And he gains traction in the first debate, where Barack Obama had about as much charisma as my last podiatrist.  Still, America went to the polls and showed that they believed in slow, steady recovery; social services and human rights, as opposed to: let’s give all the big corporations bigger tax breaks and hope they hire more part-time cashiers at ten bucks an hour.  And wasn’t it fun watching Fox News on election night, seeing Karl Rove stare into the pit of a volcano and say, “Hey, feels chilly to me!”?

Also big in the news, the Arab spring quickly turned into Anarchy autumn.  Syria’s having a blood-soaked civil war, Egypt’s on the brink of one, Iran is playing a game of chicken with nuclear weapons – and let me tell you, when it comes to nuclear weapons, I’m chicken. Al Qaeda decided to celebrate the 11th anniversary of 9/11 by killing American diplomats in Libya – really, towelheads, you could’ve sent a cake.  And, of course, Israel and the Palestinians have been doing their little tango, which nearly led to full-out war with Hamas.  Israel did over-react to the United Nations decision to grant the Palestinians “non-member observer status” in the organization. That’s pretty much like being invited to dine at the local Chinese take-out hovel – and they still give you a table next to the kitchen and make you use the gas-station toilet across the street.  Israel built more settlements, but hey, it’s their land.  They won the wars, they took the land, they can build condos.  If the Arabs ever prove ready for true and lasting peace, and the Israelis are forced to trade for it, then you can knock down the settlements.  Or at least take away their HBO.

Of course, at the end of the year, the news was dominated by psychopaths with semi-automatics.  First some joker, who thought he was The Joker, walks into a Colorado movie theater and starts blasting.  I mean, I know the popcorn was stale, but there are better ways.  And then you had that animal in Newtown, Connecticut, firing a hundred rounds of ammunition into an elementary school classroom.  He killed six teachers and twenty little angels.  Well, they weren’t all angels.  I have it on good authority that two of them were bullies and one of them had aspirations of becoming a lawyer – but still… What, too soon?  Anyway, immediately, cries went up for reasonable gun control on assault weapons, and the National Rifle Association responded by saying we need more good guys and fewer crazy people.  Wow.  And we thought the NRA lived in a fantasy world.

I’m happy to say, though, that 2012 was a good year for the LGBTQPNMY community, as many elections proved favorable to the idea of same-sex marriage. I dunno what the big deal is; I’ve had the same sex in my marriage for twenty years. A few states also voted to decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana. I, myself, have never tried it, but I do think legalization is a good and long overdue idea. I just feel bad for cancer patients; they get one lousy perk, and now everybody’s in on it.

In October 2012, the East coast of the United States endured Hurricane Sandy, a punishing mix of wind and torrential rain that caused billions of dollars in damage.  I remember telling my dear wife, Miriam Libby, “My God, look at how Sandy’s blowing.”  And she replied, “Are you watching porn again?”

Speaking of sex, 2012 also saw a few men laid low because they were getting laid on the down-low. When football coach Jerry Sandusky would send his child athletes to the showers, it was punishment for them, but soapy fun time for him.  I imagine he’s still having sex in the shower, but now it’s with 300-pound black men who use his tuchas for a garage.  An Orthodox Rabbi of the Satmar sect, Nechemya Weberman, was also jailed on multiple counts of sexually abusing children.  Which is horrible and despicable and sickening – and still preferable to listening to a children’s choir.  And then there was General David Petraeus, who tanked a four-decade career because he took the woman who was writing his autobiography and made her the best chapter.

Meanwhile, women everywhere were devouring every chapter in “Fifty Shades of Grey” [insert Gilbert Gottfried audio clip].  Who knew every woman in America wanted to be submissive, and dominated and ordered what to do?  So why the hell do I have to beg mine to clean the dishes?

In 2012, we also said farewell to Neil Armstrong, Dave Brubeck, Ravi Shankar, Levon Helm, Robin Gibb, Davy Jones, Donna Summer, Whitney Houston, Etta James, Nora Ephron, Phyllis Diller, Andy Griffith, Ernest Borgnine, Mike Wallace, Gore Vidal, Hal David, Marvin Hamlisch, Horschack and Juan Epstein, George Jefferson, and, of course, George “Goober” Lindsay.  And, as we approach the new year, we say goodbye to the eternal teenager, Dick Clark, who will have a New Year’s Rotting Eve.  Too soon?

Yes, it was a tumultuous year, but far from the worst.  And we approach 2013 with some optimism. A still-popular president, unemployment numbers and gas prices going down, the Rolling Stones are still rolling, Snooki’s a mom, and whichever 47 percent you are, let us all take heart that the most popular singer in the world right now is not an airbrushed babe or an “American Idol” or a navel-gazing rap star.  It’s an overweight ethnic goofball with no discernible talent.  So there’s hope for me!

In fact, there’s hope for all of us, because we survived the dreaded twelve/twenty-one/twelve – doomsday!  The Mayans were looking at one of those cheap, knock-off sundials.  It was a few minutes fast every day, so we’re safe for now; I wouldn’t take bets on 2017.

So I wish a most merry holiday season and much health, happiness and love in the coming year.  As Gandhi said, “Be the change that you want to see in the world.”  Or, if you don’t have change, be the whole dollar bill.

This has been a Rabbinical Reflection from Rabbi Sol Solomon, Temple Sons of Bitches in Great Neck, New York.

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Dave’s Gone By #285 (8/3/2008): NEW YEAR’S 2008 III – THE COUNTDOWN

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Here is the 285th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired on NY’s WGBB-AM radio, Aug. 3, 2008. Info: davesgoneby.com.

host: Dave Lefkowitz
co-host: Dave’s wife Joyce

Guests: Jeff Goodman, Dave’s wife Joyce, WGBB hosts Elder Trevor Vassell & Mark Torres.  

Featuring: Part three of Dave hosting the WGBB New Year’s Special (recorded 12/31/07- 1/1/08), featuring Dave’s wife Joyce, his parents (Philip & Brenda Lefkowitz) special guests from the radio station, and a call-in from Jeff Goodman

00:00:01  DAVE GOES IN
00:03:00  GUEST: Rich
00:12:00  GUESTS: Divina, Rose & Leora
00:17:00  GUEST: WGBB staffer Elder Trevor Vassell
00:22:00  GUESTS: Philip and Brenda Lefkowitz
00:31:00  THE COUNTDOWN!
00:39:00  GUEST: Michelle
00:40:00  GUEST: WGBB host Mark Torres
00:48:00  GUEST: Patty
00:51:00  DAVE GOES OUT

August 3, 2008 Playlist: “Auld Lang Syne” (Guy Lombardo).

Trevor Vassell
Mark Torres
Jeff Goodman & Dave

Dave’s Gone By #284 (7/27/2008): NEW YEAR’S 2008 II – THE GUESTS ARRIVE

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Here is the 284th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired on NY’s WGBB-AM radio, July 27, 2008. Info: davesgoneby.com.

host: Dave Lefkowitz
co-host: Joyce Weil
Guests: Tom Ross, Curry Kid, Pat O’Brien, Rob Kowal, Jeff Goodman, Cory

featuring: Part two of Dave hosting New Year’s Eve 2007-08 at WGBB. Featuring Dave’s wife Joyce Weil and visits from program director Tom Ross, traffic director Curry Kid, show host Pat O’Brien and sports programmer Rob Kowal. Plus: Jeff Goodman at a party.

0:00:01  DAVE GOES IN
00:03:00  GUEST: WGBB traffic director Curry Kid
00:15:00  SKIT: Baba Flem Da w/ Joyce Weil
00:34:00  GUEST: WGBB sports producer Rob Kowal
00:40:00  GUEST: WGBB host Pat O’Brien
00:45:00  GUEST: WGBB program director Tom Ross (recorded segment mostly deleted – sorry!)
00:49:00  GUESTS: Jeff Goodman, Cory & other party people.

Rob Kowal
Pat O’Brien
Tom Ross
Curry Kid
Dave & Jeff Goodman

Dave’s Gone By Interview (12/31/2006): DAVE LIPPMAN

Dave Lefkowitz and guest co-host Jeff Goodman chat with DAVE LIPPMAN

Topics include: New Year, housing

Segment aired Dec. 13, 2006 as part of the “Dave’s Gone By” New Year’s Special podcast program hosted by Dave Lefkowitz.

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Dave’s Gone By Interview (12/29/2005): JEFF GOODMAN

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Dave Lefkowitz interviews theater critic Jeff Goodman

Topics include:theater, New Year’s.

Segment originally aired Dec. 29, 2005, as part of the “Dave’s Gone By” radio program hosted by Dave Lefkowitz.

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