S1 E14: Let It Be, Lu Yehi - The Beatles + Jewish Communities Contributions To One Another

About this episode

Benji Rosenzweig discusses The Beatles and their connection to Jewish identity with comedian Judy Gold.

In the season one finale of Storied , host Benji Rosenzweig sits down with Emmy-winning comedian and cultural commentator Judy Gold for a lively conversation about The Beatles, Jewish identity, music history, and the power of art in turbulent times. Judy reflects on her lifelong love of The Beatles, how their music shaped her childhood, and how their shift from pop idols to cultural truth-tellers echoes core Jewish themes like debate, interpretation, purpose, and tikkun olam. Visit Judy’s website Follow Judy on Instagram Follow Judy on X Listen to Judy’s podcast on Spotify Listen to Judy’s podcast on Apple Music Check out Judy on Youtube Buy Judy’s book "25 Questions for a Jewish Mother" here Learn about Judy's Book "Yes I can say that" here -- Learn more about Storied: www.Storied.show Follow us on Instagram , YouTube , Facebook Check out our upcoming live events on our website! Check out our sponsor @YonaTees on Instagram or at their website www.yonatees.com for custom merch or some incredible Jewish band mashups! If you would like to sponsor the show, please reach out to us at Benji@Storied.show Storied was started in The J Detroit in partnership with The Berman Theater Check…

People in this episode

Host: Benji Rosenzweig

Guest: Judy Gold

Topics covered

• The Beatles
• Jewish identity
• music history
• cultural commentary
• art in turbulent times

Keywords

• The Beatles
• Jewish identity
• music history
• Judy Gold
• cultural commentary

Sponsors

Tekiah Tequila, YonaTees

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Storied, The Beatles

Products: Tekiah Tequila

Books & works: 25 Questions for a Jewish Mother, Yes I can say that