New Podcast Episode Features Female Artists and Culinary Insights
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The podcast "Madabrot BaKikar" released a new episode featuring singer Keren Moshe and culinary writer Tamar Rosen. Hosted by Esti Grinberg, the episode explores music creation, artistic direction, and Shabbat cooking. It also includes spiritual content related to the weekly Torah portion and matriarch Rachel. The podcast aims to provide diverse and inspiring content for women.
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- The "Madabrot BaKikar" podcast released a new episode featuring artists Keren Moshe and Tamar Rosen.
- Keren Moshe discusses her role as artistic director for the "Gvanim Shel Shirah" festival.
- Tamar Rosen shares insights on writing and preparing special Shabbat salads.
- The episode includes spiritual content and discussions on women's music.
- The podcast is hosted by Esti Grinberg and targets a female audience.
A new episode of the podcast "Madabrot BaKikar" (Women Talk on the Square) has been released, focusing on inspiring conversations with women in music and culinary arts ahead of the Sabbath of Parshat Lech-Lecha. Hosted and produced by Esti Grinberg, the episode features singer and creator Keren Moshe, who has also become an artistic director, and Tamar Rosen, who blends words with cooking.
Keren Moshe discusses her role as artistic director for the "Gvanim Shel Shirah" (Shades of Song) festival, her musical career, creative process, and transition to a management role in women's music. The festival showcases a variety of female singer-songwriters, offering a rich musical experience.
Tamar Rosen, in her segment "Between Words and Pots," shares insights on retreats and special Shabbat salads, merging her passion for writing with cooking and presenting practical ideas for the Shabbat meal.
The episode also includes a Torah discussion for the weekly portion, a special talk about Rachel the Matriarch, and women's music. The "Madabrot BaKikar" podcast, described as the most feminine podcast online, continues to broadcast weekly, offering diverse content that combines spirituality, creativity, and practical advice for its female audience, with a note that it includes women's singing.
Separately, an article by Yossi Avdo dated October 26, 2022, discusses an ultra-Orthodox man who started working and couldn't sleep, linking his experience to Abraham the Patriarch. This article is not directly part of the podcast discussion but is listed alongside it.