
On today’s episode, we speak with Lee Hendler, co-founder and president of the Jewish Grandparents Network. She is also the founder of Freedom’s Feast, an initiative that explores American holidays as opportunities to connect with our values, history, and traditions, and the author of The Year Mom Got Religion: One Woman’s Midlife Journey into Judaism. Lee reflects on the interconnected nature of religion, family, and community, and shares how she lives her values through her role as a grandparent deeply invested in strengthening family connections across generations. Today’s episode is the last in Season 1, and we want to hear from you: Tell us about a time you remixed ritual when life changed, or you found yourself without regular supplies? We want to hear how you marked the moment, or even had a festive drink. Send us a voice memo or email at JGNpodcast@gmail.com. Visit our website here to download guidebooks for each episode: recustom.com/regeneration Get ideas and resources for Jewish family connection at jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org. If you’d like to sponsor a future episode or share feedback, you can reach us at JGNpodcast@gmail.com. If you’re enjoying the podcast, please be sure to leave us a review on this podcast app and share the episode with a friend. Regeneration is hosted by Eileen Levinson and Debra Weinberg and produced by Josh Gilbert and Kate Mishkin.
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