‘Rhythm ‘N Ruach,’ I knew within five minutes that this television program belonged on JLTV. Shelley and Adrienne’s energy and enthusiasm jump right off the screen and I cannot wait for our audience to dance and sing to ‘Rhythm ‘N Ruach.’”
— Brad Pomerance, Senior Vice President of Programming, Jewish Life Television; Los Angeles, CA

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Margy Weisman, Corporate Attorney and Board Member of Central Reform Congregation

“It is truly a magical experience. And if everyone could experience [Rhythm ’n’ Ruach] it would bring people so much closer together and would bridge gaps and differences. It’s just truly joyous.

Margy Weisman, Corporate Attorney and Board Member of Central Reform Congregation

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“Rhythm ’n’ Ruach is the one time a week that I will always leave work early to make sure that I can spend time with him”

Joel Frankel, Fundraiser for Jewish Federation and Leah Frankel, Social Worker and Family Center Program Coordinator at the JCC, Parents of Elijah

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Firstly, it’s a great introduction to music. A lot of people don’t have drums all over their house like I do. So when you get children who are 18 months to 2 years old that may have never been exposed to drums it’s great for them.

Rob Koritz, Drummer for Dark Star Orchestra

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“We’ve participated a couple time with the twins. All of the rhythm, the music, and the dancing - they always love it!”

Rico Crane, Father of 3

Patty Bloom, Director of Admissions and Marketing at Saul Mirowitz Jewish Day School

“Thank you Rhythm ’n’ Ruach for preparing a generation of kids to love their judaism and experience things through a jewish lens”

Patty Bloom, Director of Admissions and Marketing at Saul Mirowitz Jewish Day School

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“Music is an essential tool in jewish education. It’s a way of setting kids souls on fire. It’s a way of connecting people with people. It’s a way of helping kids connect with god. It’s very important.

Rabbi Scott Slarsky, Director of Jewish Life at Saul Mirowitz Jewish Day School