Melanie’s Blog: Podcasts, Books and TikTok

Melanie Gruenwald

by Melanie Gruenwald

The spring weather in Denver has inspired me to walk to work as much as possible. It gives me time to get some steps in and listen to interesting podcasts.

This week, I was inspired by two podcasts- Micah Goodman’s interview on the Times of Israel, and Ezra Klein Show- Will AI Break the Internet or Save it?

I read, re-read, and am now teaching a class about Rabbi Sharon Brous’s incredible new book, the amen effect.

At the same time, I was listening to a Colorado Public Radio interview about TikTok- and how its the new frontier for marketing. Most people like me (middle aged!) rarely go on Tik Tok… but luckily I live with several teenagers who are familiar with the technology.

Please join me on a new adventure- a video blog (VLOG) post on TikTok… and please follow our TikTok page!
https://www.tiktok.com/@kabbalah.exp

We can explore something new together!

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