Ronna Glickman & Beverly Ginsberg are the best-selling co-authors of You’ll Do A Little Better Next Time: A Guide to Marriage and Re-marriage for Jewish Singles (“It says Jewish in the name — but it’s for everyone!”).
These outspoken fiftysomethings from Boston, who can be seen regularly at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in LA, dispense their unique brand of relationship advice while interviewing/interrogating celebrity guests.
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Episode 7 — Ronna and Beverly
Started by Earwolf Admin, Jan 24 2012 12:04 AM
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Posted 24 January 2012 - 03:26 AM
Will an old doormat work for a yoga corner? I'm inspired to create my own!
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Posted 24 January 2012 - 10:12 AM
I'm loving you gals, wish you were actually in Baaaawston! Went through your archives yesterday, really excited to hear more!
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Posted 25 January 2012 - 07:04 PM
Earwolf, you have topped yourself again. (I actually thought that in Ronna's voice and said "tawped"). I couldn't wait to leave work to finish listening.
Beverly, I would love to hear what kind of lover Alan Ginsberg the guidance counselor was.
Beverly, I would love to hear what kind of lover Alan Ginsberg the guidance counselor was.
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Posted 29 January 2012 - 12:47 PM
I have yet to listen to this but I greatly enjoyed the CBB appearance and will check this out soon. There's one thing that's been bothering me that I wanted to share and since the CBB board is so off topic I thought I'd post it here:
One of you (can't tell you apart yet, sorry) asked if Kulap was from one of those cultures that saved spiders when in fact Judaism is one of those cultures. When King Saul was after David, he sent men after the future king. David hid in a cave and the King's guards eventually found the cave but before they could go in, a giant spider spun many webs at the entrance. When they finally got to the cave, they saw what looked like years of unbroken webs and decided that it was impossible for David to have entered the cave without breaking the webs. Because of this help, it is considered good luck in the Jewish culture, to save a spider whenever you can especially when it's just lost in your home.
One of you (can't tell you apart yet, sorry) asked if Kulap was from one of those cultures that saved spiders when in fact Judaism is one of those cultures. When King Saul was after David, he sent men after the future king. David hid in a cave and the King's guards eventually found the cave but before they could go in, a giant spider spun many webs at the entrance. When they finally got to the cave, they saw what looked like years of unbroken webs and decided that it was impossible for David to have entered the cave without breaking the webs. Because of this help, it is considered good luck in the Jewish culture, to save a spider whenever you can especially when it's just lost in your home.
